Chapter 211 In the Blink of an Eye, Eight Years Have Passed

Chapter 211 In the Blink of an Eye, Eight Years Have Passed

Ava gazed into the distance, her thoughts drifting.

When she got the marriage certificate back then, she couldn't contain her joy. She told herself it was okay that he didn't love her yet - she would make him fall in love with her. She quietly said to him in her heart: Joshua, we have all the time in the world!

In the blink of an eye, eight years had passed. They had divorced, had Finn and Cleo, he fell in love with her, and they remarried.

Yes, he fell in love with her.

Just as the staff member had joked earlier, "I can tell your husband really loves you. Wishing you both happiness."

Ava tightened her hold on the two marriage certificates in her hand.

A low, pleasant voice came from above her head.

"What are you thinking about?"

Ava gathered her thoughts, looked up, her beautiful eyes sparkling with a smile as she looked at him. "Joshua, we'll always be happy together, right?"

Joshua reached out and pulled the daydreaming woman into his arms.

Ava couldn't see Joshua's expression, but he seemed to think of something. His eyes flickered for a moment, yet he told her firmly, "Yes, we'll always be happy."

He would handle everything standing in their way.

Now she was his.

They would be happy forever.

He wouldn't allow anyone or anything to ruin it.

"I believe that too."

Joshua took Ava to lunch, then drove her back to the hospital. In the evening, he came early to pick her up after work, drawing envious looks once again.

"Next time, maybe drive a less eye-catching car. It attracts too much attention." Ava felt like she'd been stared at hundreds of times today. "Or I could just drive my own car."

"We'll go pick out a understated car later."

Clearly Joshua was very unhappy with the second suggestion.

Ava smiled. This man could be so stubborn.

After dinner, Ava took the two kids upstairs for their bath.

Joshua sat in the living room. Victor sat down on the opposite sofa.

Joshua raised an eyebrow, straightened up, and placed the two marriage certificates in front of Victor.

Victor's eyes lit up. He glanced at him, then looked at the certificates and asked casually, "Remarried?"

"Yes." A calm response, yet filled with joy.

Victor looked at the two marriage certificates again, his seemingly steady and calm eyes unable to hide his smile.

Even Joshua looked good to him now.

"Finally did something right."

Joshua, doing something right for the first time, was speechless.

Victor pulled out his glasses and put them on, looking like he was going to examine them carefully.

"My granddaughter-in-law is so beautiful, hahahahaha..." Victor held the marriage certificates, laughing uncontrollably.

"I have a granddaughter-in-law now, hahahahaha..."

Joshua was speechless.

He felt like Victor was even happier than he was about getting married.

All evening, Victor kept looking at the marriage certificates, as if he could see flowers blooming from them.

His face was glowing, and the smile never left his face.

"When are you going to have a wedding for Ava? You didn't have one when you got married before, so this time you must have a big one. I want everyone in the city to know I've got back a perfect granddaughter-in-law."

Victor was truly overjoyed.

"Okay."

What other women had, his woman shouldn't lack either.

"But Ava said to wait until after your surgery to think about the wedding."

Although they had remarried, Victor still had surgery ahead. The surgery carried some pressure, and she wasn't in the mood to plan a wedding. So they'd wait until after Victor's successful surgery, when everyone could celebrate together.

Joshua always respected Ava's wishes most, so he had no problem with it.

But Victor wasn't happy when he heard this. A wedding was what every girl looked forward to most.

Ava was no exception. How could they delay it because of him?

"I know Ava has been worried about my condition, but I'm not going to die anytime soon. You two shouldn't delay the wedding because of me."

"Grandpa." Ava's clear voice rang out. She frowned slightly. "Please don't say that. How can it be called a delay? We can have a wedding anytime, but your surgery can't be put off."

"Ava..."

"Grandpa, you don't need to convince me. Being with Joshua is what matters most. Having a wedding or not isn't that important really."

"That won't do." Victor wouldn't accept not having a wedding. "You must have a wedding, and a big one."

He sighed. "Later, since you've decided to wait, then we'll wait."

Ava smiled slightly. "Okay, so Grandpa, let's work hard together. You need to get better quickly, so Joshua and I can have hope for our wedding."

Victor knew Ava was saying this on purpose to give him something to look forward to.

His grandson must have saved the world in his past life to marry such a wonderful wife.

If one day he really passed away, he could rest in peace.

He gently patted Ava's hand. "I will."

Warm affection glistened in Ava's eyes.