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Rebecca’s anger simmered just below the surface as she stared at the TV. She wanted to lash out, but she knew Sean was right. She needed to stay calm for Lily’s sake. Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

“Becky, I know it’s hard, but we need to focus on what’s important,” Sean said softly, his eyes full of concern.

Rebecca took a deep breath, trying to steady herself. “You’re right, Sean. I just… it’s so frustrating. They keep dragging my name through the mud.”

“I know. But we’ll get through this together. Remember, it’s all about Lily’s safety,” Sean

reassured her.

Rebecca nodded, her gaze drifting back to Lily, who was now happily cooing in Sean’s arms. “I just hate that she’s caught up in all of this.”

Sean kissed Lily’s forehead. “She’s a strong little girl. Just like her mom.”

Rebecca smiled weakly. “Thanks, Sean.”

Sean handed Lily back to Rebecca. “Why don’t you take Lily for a walk in the park? It’ll help clear your head.”

Rebecca hesitated, then nodded. “That sounds like a good idea.”

Sean smiled. “Great. I’ll pack a small bag for Lily, and you can get ready.”

Rebecca took Lily to her room and started getting her dressed. As she buttoned up Lily’s little dress, she couldn’t help but think about the gossip and how it would affect her daughter in the future. She vowed to do everything she could to protect Lily from the harshness of the world.

A few minutes later, Sean appeared at the doorway with a small bag. “Here you go. packed some snacks and her favorite toys.”

“Thanks, Sean,” Rebecca said, taking the bag.

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“Take your time. I’ll be here when you get back,” Sean said, giving her an encouraging smile.

Rebecca left the apartment and headed to the nearby park. The fresh air and the sight of children playing helped ease her mind a little. She found a quiet spot under a tree

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and sat down with Lily on her lap.

Lily looked up at her with wide, innocent eyes, and Rebecca felt a surge of love and guilt. “We’re going to be okay, Lily, I promise she whispered.

As she sat there, lost in her thoughts, her phone buzzed. It was a text from Sean.

Sean: “How are you holding up?”

Rebecca smiled and quickly typed back.

Rebecca: “We’re good. The park is nice. Thank you for suggesting it.”

Sean: “Anytime. Just wanted to check in. Take your time.”

Rebecca put her phone away and focused on Lily, who was now playing with her hair. She felt a sense of peace wash over her, at least they had each other.

After a while, she decided it was time to head back. As she made her way to the apartment, she felt so much better. She wasn’t going to let Victoria or anyone else dictate her life.

When she walked through the door, Sean was in the kitchen, making lunch. He looked up and smiled. “How was the park?”

“It was good. Thank you,” Rebecca said, setting the bag down and placing Lily in her playpen.

“Lunch will be ready soon. Why don’t you relax for a bit?” Sean suggested.

Rebecca nodded and sat down on the couch, feeling more at case. She watched as Sean moved around the kitchen, his movements quick and efficient. He always knew how to make her feel better, and she was grateful for his support even though she was sure they would never be more than that.

As they sat down to cat, Rebecca’s phone buzzed again. She glanced at it and saw another message; it was from Cassic.

“Becky, I’ve seen the latest news. Do you want to take any legal action?”

Rebecca sighed, showing the message to Scan. “What do you think?”

Sean frowned. “I think we need to be careful. Legal action might escalate things. Maybe

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we should wait and see how this develops.”

Rebecca nodded. “You’re right. I just hate feeling so helpless.”

Sean reached across the table and squeezed her hand. “We’ll get through this, Becky. One step at a time. When Lily grows up you’ll be grateful for taking this path, I promise.”

Rebecca smiled, feeling a bit more reassured. “Thank you, Sean.”

Sean nodded, his eyes warm. “Always.”

After lunch, they decided to spend the afternoon planning their trip to Italy. They spread out maps and travel brochures on the living room floor, discussing potential itineraries and must–see places.

“I can’t believe we’re really doing this,” Rebecca said, a hint of excitement in her voice. “Me neither,” Scan replied, grinning. “It’s going to be amazing.”

As they planned, Lily was in the bouncer between them, occasionally babbling and crying. Rebecca watched her, feeling a sense of contentment she hadn’t felt in a long time.

They spent hours planning, laughing, and dreaming about their trip. By the time they were done, they had a solid plan and a list of places they wanted to visit.

“Rome, Florence, and the Amalfi Coast. It’s going to be incredible,” Sean said, looking at their finalized itinerary.

Rebecca nodded, feeling a sense of excitement bubbling up. “I can’t wait.”

As the evening approached, they decided to order takeout for dinner. They settled on the couch, eating and watching a movie, enjoying the rare moment of peace.

Rebecca sat beside Sean and looked at him deeply. “Sean, thank you for today. I really needed it, and I should’ve known from the start that this fake marriage is the answer to my problem and yours,” she said softly.

Sean smiled, patting his hand on her shoulder. “Anytime, Becky. I’m here for you and Lily. Always.

Rebecca smiled. She would focus on their family holiday and come back stronger. She

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would ignore all the bad voices out there and focus only on people who cared about her.

As the movie ended and they put Lily to bed, Rebecca felt tired and sleepy. She looked at Sean, who was tucking Lily in, and knew that they were building a life together as a family.

Later, as they got ready for bed, Rebecca turned to Sean. “I’ve been thinking… maybe. we should go public with our trip. Show everyone that we’re a strong family. I’ll post it on my social media and let my millions of followers see how happy we are.”

Sean considered it for a moment, then nodded. “That could be a good idea. It might help deflect some of the negativity.”

Rebecca smiled. “Then it’s settled. We’ll announce once we get there.”

Sean grinned. “Sounds like a plan.”

“Well, good night then,” said Rebecca, signaling Sean to leave her bedroom.

Sean nodded, “Good night, fake wifey,” he said, half–joking. Rebecca couldn’t hold her laughter. She pressed her palm to her mouth, afraid to make a sound and wake her baby up.

She looked at Sean’s back away from her and suddenly felt that their relationship seemed to have hope, although not soon. She slept soundly that night and ridiculously dreamed of Harvey appearing in her bedroom without a single thread covering his body…


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