Chapter 736

Marriage had its ups and downs, as did life itself. But for Clara, someone who was married for several years and had a child, she felt content with her current situation. She was happy. With a husband who loved her and an adorable daughter, their little family was filled with happiness and warmth. They were no longer driftwood at sea. They had built a small boat together, determined to weather any storm that came their way. Their home, their happiness, was unparalleled and irreplaceable. For Clara personally, she was immensely satisfied with her life. She had no regrets about getting married and having a child. She did not regret having such a family. It was because of this family that they had the strength to face any uncertainties the future might hold. As for Scott, his decision to marry was not driven by love. It was simply something he had to do, a necessary step in life. Men and women were different. Men were more rational; they knew what they wanted and would not give up s