Chapter 1117
"After one passes away, the other is left to bear endless longing and loneliness—it's excruciating. So, I'm willing to shoulder such longing and loneliness to endure that torment. I can't bear to think of Eric carrying those burdens."

Originally, Sylvia turned a very heavy topic into a philosophical discussion.

Seraphine nodded repeatedly and remarked, "You're right. It might be better for Sylvester to go before me. If I were to embark on a new romance in my old age and find a companion to share the joys of retirement, wouldn't that be wonderful?"

Sylvia burst into laughter at Seraphine's words, having expected a different response, only to realize it was about the prospect of finding another older man.

Sylvester shook his head and replied, "Seraphine, I didn't expect this from you. Well, if you can live happily, then I have no objection."

Seraphine rolled her eyes and quipped, "It's best if you go first! You're so handsome. If I go first, there will surely be countless old ladies
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