Chapter 670:

    Her sleep was deep, her bodypletely rxed. Dreams swept her away—strange and beautiful ones. She dreamed of a home filled with sunlight andughter. She and Cole had twins—a boy and a girl—each a perfect blend of them. The little boy had Cole’s eyes, the girl Elliana’s smile. The four of them lived together in a warm, quiet house by the sea,ughter echoing through the rooms like music. And for once, everything felt whole.

    When Elliana woke, a soft smile lingered on her lips. She stayed still, her eyes closed, hoping to drift back into the beautiful dream she’d just left behind.

    But no matter how hard she tried, the dream slipped further away with each passing second. With a quiet sigh of defeat, she finally opened her eyes. Still, the sight that greeted her wasn’t disappointing.

    Cole was already awake, lying on his side beside her. His head rested on one hand, and a faint, satisfied smile yed on his lips as he watched her. “Hi, gorgeous,” he said, his voice low and full of warmth.

    Elliana shifted slightly, wincing at the soreness in her waist. Memories of their encounters came flooding back in a hot rush, and her cheeks flushed a deep shade of pink. She narrowed her eyes at him, flustered but yful, and turned her back with a little huff.

    Cole chuckled softly, then reached over and gently turned her back toward him, pulling her into his arms. “That reaction,” he murmured, his voice teasing, “makes me wonder—were you unhappy with my performance?”

    Elliana pressed her hands against his chest. He had been so unexpectedly skilled in bed that she silently cursed herself for teasing him. Worried he might take it too far, she quickly said, “Not at all! I was very satisfied.”

    Coleughed softly, clearly pleased, but didn’t push her further. “Are you hungry?” he asked, brushing a strand of hair from her face.

    “Yes,” she admitted with a soft nod.

    Cole slipped out of bed and began getting dressed. A few momentster, he returned with clothes in his hands and ced them beside Elliana. “Come on,” he said with a warm smile. “Let’s get up and eat something. After that, I’ll take you to the beach to watch the sunset.”

    Elliana sat up slowly, her eyes drifting to the clothes he’d brought. They were women’s wear. She raised a brow, surprised.

    Cole smiled. “I had them flown in while you were asleep. The wardrobe’s full now—dresses, casual wear, whatever you might want. Pick anything that makes you feelfortable.”

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    His thoughtfulness made her heart flutter. He was always so attentive, so gentle in the little things. That simple gesture left her in an unexpectedly cheerful mood. Smiling to herself, she climbed out of bed and began to get dressed.

    When they were both ready, he reached for her hand, and together, they made their way downstairs.

    When they entered the dining room, the table was already set—Paulina had prepared a luxurious meal that looked like it belonged in a five-star resort.

    They took their seats and had just begun to eat when Jarrett entered the room, his expression unusually serious. In his hands was a small, elegant box. He approached them quietly and ced the box on the table. “This was left behind by my wife,” he said, his voice calm but weighted. “I believe you both should see this.”

    Elliana and Cole understood that anything Sophie had left behind might be the key to unraveling her mysteries, so they treated each object with reverence. Their hunger forgotten, their attention was locked on the box resting in Jarrett’s hands, as if it alone held the answers they craved.

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