Xavier paused, frowning thoughtfully. "You know, it does seem possible. Is Stefan hiding because he''s
no longer a true man? After all, he jumped off such a high mountain. What if a branch or something
hurt his private parts? That might be the only reason a man would give up his beloved woman."
Renee rolled her eyes in exasperation. "If I were Stefan, I would poison you so you wouldn''t be able to
speak anymore."
I''m being serious! Sometimes the truth can be crazy!" Xavier rubbed his chin and said seriously, "I have
to look into this." "And just how do you n to do that?" "I''ll get my men to look into all the fertility
clinics in Beach City, especially the ones near that vige. I might find some clues then." Xavier took
out his phone to contact his men.
Renee sighed deeply. "What a crazy man!" Based on Renee''s understanding of Stefan, the most he
would do is break up with her if he couldn''t have kids, he wouldn''t pretend to be dead and keep hiding
like this. Xavier firmly believed that Stefan was alive, so Renee decided to stop looking for
Stefan. Renee would let him be and would not bother if he wanted toe back or not. She was
exhausted.
That night, Renee drove to a fishing vige near Beach City for some rest and time alone. The vige
looked shabby, but it had a beautiful view of the sea, especially at sunset. It had be a secret spot
for her to heal when she was young, and no one knew about it, even Leia and the others. She would go
to that vige alone when she was unhappy in school or when her parents criticized her during her
childhood. She even went there when she felt wronged after getting married to Stefan. She would sit on
the empty cliff and watch the waves. At sunset, the clouds would be dyed a deep red, and the beautiful
view always made her feel much better.
Renee arrived early in the morning, which was the busiest time in the fishing vige. The fishermen
always woke up early to fish.
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Ava Joyner saw Renee standing on the beach from afar, and excitedly hurried over to Renee as if she
was her long-lost child. "Ren, when did you reach? Have you had breakfast? Why didn''t you tell me
you''reing? Did you forget about me?"
Renee turned around and saw Ava. Her weathered face was simple and honest, and the olderdy
was smiling happily. Renee smiled back and said, "It''s been a while, Mrs. Joyner. I wanted to go to your
ce to grab a bite, but I knew that you and Mr. Joyner woulde here to fish, so I decided to wait
for you both over here.’ Renee had indeed been waiting for Cole and Ava Joyner there. Whenever she
came to the vige, she would stay at their house, so she had been banking in money to them every
year in return for their kindness.
"There''s no need to be so formal, Ren, our house is your house too. You cane and stay with US
whenever youe here..." While talking, Ava dusted off her clothes. "Come home. I won''t go fishing
today; I''ll go back and cook a feast for you." Ava then turned to a nearby fishing boat and yelled,
"Jeffrey... Jeffrey,e here! Look who''s here!"
After a few minutes, a tall figure jumped off the boat and walked toward them. Under the dim morning
light, Renee could see a tanned and muscr young man, his handsome features hidden beneath a
wide- brimmed fisherman''s hat.