Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 1871

At the thought, Lucas’ expression grew a little heavy.

Fortunately, Aurora was no longer the woman she used to be.

She genuinely wanted to have a child with him.

And that child would grow up in love.

A slow smile rose in Lucas’ eyes.

Their road ahead would be long.

No one knew what the future held.

But for now, he only wanted to live well in the present.

No matter how long the road ahead might be, as long as the person beside him was Aurora, nothing else mattered.

Lucas’ thoughts were simple.

No matter how far the future stretched, he would keep holding Aurora’s hand and walk forward with her.

And besides, their relationship was only growing better with each passing day.

Lucas even felt that making money had finally gained meaning.

In the past, money had been nothing more than a string of numbers to him.

Now, Aurora had given those numbers purpose.

“Rora, thank you.”

Lucas’ sudden words made Aurora freeze in place.

She had not expected him to say something like that out of nowhere.

“Why are you saying that all of a sudden?”

Aurora looked at Lucas, confused.

“Because since you came into my life, my world feels like it’s been lit by a new kind of light.”

Lucas spoke without reservation.

“And because of you, a life that once felt unchanging has gained so many flavors.”

“Isn’t that a little exaggerated?”

Aurora rubbed her nose, feeling slightly embarrassed.

“I think what we have between us goes both ways,” Aurora said softly.

Lucas felt his heart stir at her words.

At first, he always believed Aurora did not feel as deeply for him as he did for her.

After all, in their relationship, he was always the one taking the initiative.

And in the beginning, Aurora liked Joseph.

The thought still left a faint bitterness in his chest.

From liking Joseph to choosing him now, it was clear how much effort he had put in.

Because of that, Lucas cherished everything they had all the more.

His gaze slowly dropped to Aurora’s stomach.

Nothing showed yet, but the mere thought that a small life belonging to both of them was growing there filled him with awe.

“Alright, let’s go home,” Lucas said gently.

“We shouldn’t stay out for too long.”