Chapter 626

Most kids often claimed they wanted to become a scientist, an astronaut, a teacher, a doctor, or a lawyer whenever they were asked about their ambitions. But these idealistic dreams often proved nearly unattainable as they grew up. It was unrealistic to expect one to achieve their childhood dreams, after all. Failing to achieve those childhood ambitions didn't mean someone was unsuccessful, and such a notion struck Lina as utterly absurd. "But honestly, my parents would've thought I was living my best life if they were still around now. I have a great family, and even a child of my own with my husband." Linda's parents didn't have high expectations for their daughters; they merely wished their children could lead a stable and comfortable life. The rest didn't matter at all. They were quite reluctant when Linda married William, as they could tell that the man wasn't in love with their daughter—in fact, he didn't seem like he loved her at all. Linda's married life was bound to