Chapter 474

"No amount of grieving will bring Willow back," Trystan said patiently. "You need to think about your babies, too." Bethany didn't respond. She knew she had to pull herself together, but the pain of losing someone as sweet as Willow was almost too much to bear. Trystan didn't press her. He allowed her to come to terms with it at her own pace. As expected, Bethany gradually found her composure after about half an hour. "We can visit Sean together if you want," he suggested. Sean had been the one who cared most about Willow. Bethany turned to him, her eyes softening. She nodded. "Yeah, okay." She didn't say much after that. Trystan quietly took on the role of looking after her—reminding her to drink water, encouraging her to stretch her legs, and frequently checking if she needed anything to eat. As the plane touched down, Trystan turned to Bethany. "I'll seriously think about adopting a child. I appreciate the suggestion." Bethany was stunned. Trystan felt like an entirely diffe