The Sweet Rival (Mango Shen and Nathaniel Ye) novel Chapter 1629

"Alright, you are the mother of four kids. Why are you crying like a child?"

Although Rainie was smiling, there were tears in her eyes too.

This might be the last time they will see each other, and Rainie's heart was aching too. However, she knew that Mango had Nathaniel to protect her and with their children by her side, her life was already perfect.

And Rainie needed to find and protect her own happiness.

A best friend would lend a hand when the other was suffering and give the other space when they were happy.

She hugged Mango tightly and said softly, "Wish me the best, Mango. If God is on my side, I hope you can host a one-month-old party for my baby."

"Sure! I'll cook myself! You better come back safely!"

Mango's tears could no longer stop.

Rainie nodded.

Soon, the group of people quietly left Angolla and eventually did not attend Lebanon's wedding.

However, Lebanon did not blame them.

Walter had also wanted to find Thomas with them, but Rainie said that no one else was needed.

Thomas was her husband and the father of the child in her belly, so she would definitely find Thomas no matter what. Besides, the others had families now, Deborah and the others needed men to take care of them. Rainie was grateful for their help, but she did not agree with them going together.

When Rainie left, Nathaniel and Walter were still worried, so they called Carlson together, hoping that he would send people to protect Rainie abroad. Not only that, but they asked to rejoin the military too, in hopes that they would be able to find Thomas in person.

At first, Carlson did not agree. After all, Nathaniel and Walter had retired. They were the best soldiers and Carlson's trump card, so he had intended to use them only at the most critical moment. However, Thomas was important to Nathaniel and Walter, and their requests were determined, so in the end, Carlson agreed.

Mango and Deborah didn't stop them either. On the contrary, after receiving the order, the two of them made good food for their husbands.

Walter looked at Deborah and said with some guilt, "Deborah, will you blame me? The last time when you lost our child, I wasn't there for you. This time you are pregnant again, but I had to leave you again. I have so much to be guilty for. I am not a good husband, but..."

"I understand! Last time, you did it for Mango, and I understood. This time, you're doing it for Thomas, your brother, and I understand too. Since I married you, Walter, I love you, and only you. No matter what decision you make, I will support you. I hope you can come back safely, watch our baby be born and grow up with me. But if anything happens, Walter, listen carefully, I, Deborah, will protect you and our child forever. I will never marry again!"

Hearing Deborah's words, Walter suddenly choked with sobs.

Then, he held Deborah tightly, hoping to drag her into him and take her away with him.

Sometimes, he blamed God for not giving him a complete family and a pair of loving parents in his life, but He had given him such a considerate, strong, and independent wife!

"Give me a week, I promise to come back to see you and the child alive."

Walter said this slowly, which was a kind of promise and also an oath.

Deborah nodded, and she dared not shed the tears that were threatening to fall.