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    “Six days,” Jacob replied. “I’ve heard they’re nning a big wedding. They’ve been considering it for some time. After all, Zelda is the only daughter of the Dury family, and they recently received money from you.”


    Zelda had previously said she didn’t want arge wedding, but she had changed her mind. It was absurd that she was using the money she had gotten from Eileen to fund the wedding.


    Eileen lowered her head and ran her fingers through her hair. There was no way she would just leave.


    She needed to find a way to stop Bryan from marrying Zelda.


    However, it felt wrong to interfere. She had to find a solution that was both perfect and ethical.


    But her hopes had just been shattered. The pent-up negative emotions from the past few days overwhelmed her, leaving her thoughts in disarray.


    “Let me look after Gabri tonight,” Josue suggested, noticing her distress. “You seem really upset. What if Gabri gets sick because you’re not able to care for her properly?”


    Eileen couldn’t refute that. Lately, she had been feeling terrible and struggling with sleep. When she did manage to sleep, it was hard for her to wake up.


    Recently, Gabri had kicked off her nkets several times during the night, and Eileen hadn’t been able to wake up and tuck her in. She was worried Gabri might catch a cold if this continued. Feeling even worse today, Eileen epted Josue’s offer.


    “But you’ll need to stay here,” she said.


    Josue and Jacob had been staying at a small hotel in a nearby town, only visiting the vige during the day. Eileen didn’t want them to take Gabri away from here.


    Josue immediately replied, “Okay. That won’t be a problem.”


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    He then picked up the baby and suggested, “I’ll take her out for a walk. You haven’t had a chance to do so since you arrived, and it’s a beautiful day today.”


    Josue left with Gabri. The vige was quiterge, and Zelda’s house was in a corner, a considerable distance from where Eileen was staying.


    Carrying Gabri, Josue sweated heavily and breathed hard from the exertion. After reaching an open space near Zelda’s house, Josue began sending messages to Bryan, urging him toe back quickly.


    Bryan didn’t respond.


    Josue then mentioned he had brought Gabri here.


    Soon after, he saw Bryan approaching in a hurry, clearly struggling with each step.


    When Bryan saw Gabri in Josue’s arms, his calm demeanor crumbled, his emotions overwhelming him.


    “Can you hold her?” Josue moved closer to Bryan and said, “Let me help you. You won’t be able to hold her once she starts walking on her own.”


    Bryan dropped his cane and wiped his hands on his clothes. Before he could figure out how to hold Gabri, she reached out her hands and leaned toward him. She smiled sweetly and babbled.


    Gabri leaned against Bryan’s chest, gripping his cor with her tiny hands.


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