Chapter 672

She could move carefreely. The suffocating feeling that she always felt in Luton was no longer there. She lay on the beach, smelled the sea, and looked ahead at the clear blue sky. She felt as though her heart was washed clean. Sarah, who was lying next to her, indulged in watching the sky too. "This is too mesmerizing! Such a picturesque place, but I had never been here. I think I did not benefit from Ron Marwood enough when I married him." Anne laughed. "Right." "I'm really glad that I gave birth to a daughter. Look how sweet she is. You said it's better to give birth to a son. Can a son accompany you on trips and shopping like this?" Sarah said proudly. "Sons are good in their own ways, and daughters are good in their own ways too." Anne thought about her triplets. Her sons were good to her. Sarah flipped over and asked, "Do you feel much better now?" "Yes, it was a good idea to get out of Luton," Anne agreed. Staying in Luton was like staying in a bird's nest. She could