Chapter 1185 - 1212: Is It a Beautiful Dream? (4)

Chapter 1185: Chapter 1212: Is It a Beautiful Dream? (4)

Additionally—

The girl Turner is pure and kind, easily gets flushed.

Camden River sometimes finds it unbelievable.

In today’s society, such a girl should have long been extinct.

Kind people are often bullied. Kindness and purity sometimes are synonymous with stupidity, foolishness, and weakness, but when he thinks of the moment Turner shielded him from a knife, and remembers her twice helping an old lady up on the road, he feels she is actually quite brave.

What is weakness?

Concession and endurance are not always weakness.

What is bravery?

Being able to do what others dare not is bravery, Turner appears quite weak, but she is actually a girl with a strong inner strength.

Indeed—

This is inseparably tied to her family background.

Max Turner has a great fortune, so she dares to help, she has a good enough background and upbringing, but even so, her kindness cannot be erased. After all, there are many young people wealthier than her, yet how many are indifferent despite their riches?

Purity, kindness, patience, integrity, diligence, steadiness...

These are all virtues he sees in Turner, although this girl indeed is a bit sluggish in studies and work, being sluggish has its merits, people with gentle temperaments often handle matters sluggishly, every personality has its distinctive features, the opposite would then be conflicting.

Turner makes him more relaxed than he imagined.

This is a completely different experience from being with Windsor Myres, and also distinct from when he was single.

No matter the time, as long as the two are together, Turner always gives him a sense of steadiness. He doesn’t need to look up to know, he can feel her quietly and obediently, and once he has any movement, her gaze would be the first to follow his actions.

Her entire attention is focused on him, and her admiration further evokes a sense of responsibility in him.

This sense of responsibility doesn’t bring pressure, yet it makes him willing to treat her well.

As for Windsor Myres—

Thinking of her, Camden River inevitably has a moment of trance, but it’s just for a fleeting instant.

His world of emotions cannot accommodate a third party.

Indeed—

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There is a saying that goes, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," yet conversely, if he desires something, he can achieve it, and he demands from his partner what he himself can achieve, what’s wrong with that?

If I can do it, I think you can too.

Since I’ve achieved it, I feel you should too.

Camden River thinks as much.

It’s irrelevant whether it’s right or wrong; right or wrong doesn’t matter anymore. Everyone has their principles and baseline, and once that baseline is provoked, the relationship is destined never to recover.

He is very sure; he and Windsor Myres are impossible.

Windsor Myres and Ali Harris have left, which is good. He calms down and breathes a sigh of relief.

He is willing to let go of the past and strive to start a new life.

Although this matter is a bit challenging for someone who originally believed in a lifetime with one person, it’s not entirely impossible. The beginning of everything is difficult, now that it has started, and this start is better than he imagined, he is willing to face it more positively.

Throughout the journey, Camden River’s thoughts churn.

He drives with Turner from the civil affairs bureau toward the Turner Family, along the way passing through Riverside City’s streets and alleys, and they both notice that a street which was quite narrow a few years ago has been widened, a uniquely styled corner milk tea shop has closed, the sycamore trees on a certain street have grown, interwoven to form a large vault, making the street look extremely beautiful.