Chapter 306

Anderson, who was approaching the age of 30, possessed qualities that many men lacked—maturity, stability, a dashing appearance, great power, and status. Even when he stood on the sidelines, he was the center of attention. Growing up, Mayra had never imagined he would become such an outstanding person. Her mindset remained somewhat similar to her past life. If not for Anderson and their dependency over the past decade or so, would she have been able to survive in the Belchester? Would she have perished in that orphanage fire? Mayra was conflicted. She feared Anderson leaving her because she didn't want to lose her only family. On the other hand, she dreaded the idea of reliving the complicated relationship they had in her previous life. If she had to choose between Anderson and Gordon, Mayra didn't know who to choose. Their love had spanned over a decade, weathering life and death. In a way, Anderson was the closest family she had left. She couldn't bear losing her only kin. Henc