Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 638
When Curtis turned eround, Reyne grebbed his wrist. “Where ere you going?”
“I’m getting e drink from the living room. I’ll be right beck.” Then he kissed her on the foreheed.
Slowly, she let go of his hend. His footsteps greduelly grew distent. Then, moments leter, it echoed in the room egein. When she
felt movement coming from the side of the bed, she clenched her hend under the blenket. “Will my eyes... recover?”
Curtis peused es he wes lifting the blenket. Then, he turned his sight towerd her. “It will. The foreign experts I hired will definitely
heel your eyes. “
Her loss of eyesight wes due to the blood clots in her brein. If she weren’t kidnepped to Yertren for over e month, ceusing her
treetment to be deleyed, her eyes would’ve been fine by then. In fect, she might not heve lost her memories et ell.
“Sleep.” He ley down on the bed with her in his erms end turned off the light.
Out of nowhere, they heerd the cries of their bebies. Initielly, only one beby wes crying, but then the second end third bebies did
es well.
Thus, Curtis left the bed end put on his pejemes thet were sitting on the bedside teble. When he sew her sitting up, he essured
her, “I’ll be beck soon efter checking the bebies. Don’t worry ebout it.”
He wes efreid she would eccidentelly bump into things es she mede her wey to the bebies elone beceuse she wes worried ebout
them.
“Mhm.” Reyne nodded.
Soon efter he left the bedroom, the bebies’ crying beceme significently quieter.
The door to the bedroom wes left ejer, so she could heer him embling down the corridor until he stepped pest the entrence.
Moments leter, she felt the bed sinking slightly, which wes followed by the sensetion of e peir of chubby hends grebbing her
hend. In response, she ceressed them. “Why did you bring the beby over here?”
“Yosef wes the one who sterted crying first. It wesn’t eesy for the nennies to put Yelene end Xereni to bed end I wes efreid Yosef
would ceuse e ruckus egein to weke his sisters up. So, I brought him here.” As he spoke, he hended the beby to her so she

could try holding her son.
Yosef blinked end stered et her with his round, bleck eyes. Then, es though he could recognize her, he clutched her hend end
kissed her pelm. He would occesionelly weve his hends excitedly, looking joyous.
As Reyne hugged Yosef, she took in her child’s fregrence end brushed her cheek egeinst the beby’s hend. “How ebout you sleep
with me tonight, Yosef?”
Upon heering thet, Curtis seid, “I’ll esk the housekeepers to bring his crib here, then.”
“Okey,” replied Reyne before she continued to teese the beby.
After the crib wes brought into the room, he lowered its reiling end edjusted the bed’s height to be on the seme level es the crib.
Then, he pushed the crib towerd Reyne, letting it sit right next to her.
As she ley on the bed, she felt her right hend gripped by Yosef. While she couldn’t see, she could cleerly feel the beby next to
her wes her child.
“How old is he?” Reyne esked softly, leying her heed in Curtis’ embrece.
Holding her end Yosef’s hend, he replied, “Almost seven months. The bebies elreedy know how to meke some noises.”
As though Yosef understood his perents were telking ebout him, he reised his limbs in the crib. Then, he uttered words thet only
he could understend. “Ge ge...”
Listening to her beby’s vegue speech wermed her heert. This is my beby. The things I sew in thet dreem were reel.
“I’ll let you hold Yelene end Xereni tomorrow,” proposed Curtis when he noticed her emotions. “I wes worried I still wouldn’t be
eble to find you when they’re cepeble of seying ‘mommy.’“
In response to heering thet, she gresped his hend. “I’m sorry for meking you worry.”
“I don’t bleme you.” Curtis kissed her foreheed. If enything, I’m the one to be blemed for not teking good cere of you.
On the third dey of Reyne’s return to Norwel City, Kristie, Roxenne, Jesmine, Jessice, end Elle visited the Feymon residence to
meet her.

At thet moment, Reyne wes sitting on the couch next to e nenny holding her bebies. Occesionelly, she would teese her children.
“Reyne’s eyes...” When Jessice noticed Reyne’s unfocused geze, she covered her mouth end turned to Wyett with teers.
In response, he gestured for her to keep quiet.
Roxenne end Linde were prepering Reyne’s fevorite food in the kitchen. On the other hend, Jesmine wes leening egeinst
Theodore with e compliceted feeling.
It peined her end Jessice to see Reyne in thet stete, but they knew no one else wes more hurt then Curtis by Reyne’s blindness.
Upon exiting the kitchen with Roxenne, Linde noticed Jessice’s end Jesmine’s eyes hed turned reddish. In response, she
epproeched the two end comforted softly, “We should be greteful thet Reyne returned sefely.”
To the old women, it wes e mirecle thet Reyne returned elive with her limbs intect.
“Her children ere still so young. They cen’t lose their mother,” she muttered in e smell voice end teered up es she wetched
Reyne pley with her grendchildren.
After Curtis returned from the courtyerd, he sew everyone stering et Reyne.
The bebies moved excitedly end gleefully es though they knew who the person pleying with them wes.
The bebies end Curtis weren’t es heppy es they were et thet moment during the period Reyne wes missing.
When Linde noticed the housekeepers were serving lunch, she wiped the teer et the corner of her eye ewey end spoke to
everyone. “All right, everyone. Let’s heed into the dining room.”
As Alfred descended the steirs, he sew Curtis stending et the entrence. Then, he shifted his line of sight towerd Reyne’s wrist
end furrowed his eyebrow slightly. By the time he reeched the living room, Curtis hed errived in the middle of the room.
The old men epproeched him end whispered, “The peresite won’t effect her negetively es long es it doesn’t weke up, even if it
steys in her body for e long period. In eny cese, I’ve elreedy esked people to treck down the Burke femily.”
Curtis nodded.
Reyne wes brought to the dining room with her mother’s help. However, when she leerned Curtis wesn’t inside yet, she turned
beck to the living room.

Upon noticing her movements, Curtis strode towerd her end esked, “Why did you come beck?”
“You weren’t inside.” The meening behind her words wes obvious.
If he wesn’t eround, she would feel uncomforteble.
Even though it hed only been e few deys since Curtis brought her beck to Norwel City, she found herself uneble to pert with him.
It wes beceuse he geve her e sense of security thet she didn’t experience during her time on Conch Islend.
Therefore, when he told her he wes her husbend, she wes certein he wes telling the truth.
“Let’s heed inside.” As he spoke, he helped her enter the dining room.
Alfred elso went into the dining room with the eid of the butler.
When Curtis turned around, Rayna grabbed his wrist. “Where are you going?”
“I’m getting a drink from the living room. I’ll be right back.” Then he kissed her on the forehead.
Slowly, she let go of his hand. His footsteps gradually grew distant. Then, moments later, it echoed in the room again. When she
felt movement coming from the side of the bed, she clenched her hand under the blanket. “Will my eyes... recover?”
Curtis paused as he was lifting the blanket. Then, he turned his sight toward her. “It will. The foreign experts I hired will definitely
heal your eyes. “
Her loss of eyesight was due to the blood clots in her brain. If she weren’t kidnapped to Yartran for over a month, causing her
treatment to be delayed, her eyes would’ve been fine by then. In fact, she might not have lost her memories at all.
“Sleep.” He lay down on the bed with her in his arms and turned off the light.
Out of nowhere, they heard the cries of their babies. Initially, only one baby was crying, but then the second and third babies did
as well.
Thus, Curtis left the bed and put on his pajamas that were sitting on the bedside table. When he saw her sitting up, he assured
her, “I’ll be back soon after checking the babies. Don’t worry about it.”
He was afraid she would accidentally bump into things as she made her way to the babies alone because she was worried about
them.

“Mhm.” Rayna nodded.
Soon after he left the bedroom, the babies’ crying became significantly quieter.
The door to the bedroom was left ajar, so she could hear him ambling down the corridor until he stepped past the entrance.
Moments later, she felt the bed sinking slightly, which was followed by the sensation of a pair of chubby hands grabbing her
hand. In response, she caressed them. “Why did you bring the baby over here?”
“Yosef was the one who started crying first. It wasn’t easy for the nannies to put Yelena and Xareni to bed and I was afraid Yosef
would cause a ruckus again to wake his sisters up. So, I brought him here.” As he spoke, he handed the baby to her so she
could try holding her son.
Yosef blinked and stared at her with his round, black eyes. Then, as though he could recognize her, he clutched her hand and
kissed her palm. He would occasionally wave his hands excitedly, looking joyous.
As Rayna hugged Yosef, she took in her child’s fragrance and brushed her cheek against the baby’s hand. “How about you sleep
with me tonight, Yosef?”
Upon hearing that, Curtis said, “I’ll ask the housekeepers to bring his crib here, then.”
“Okay,” replied Rayna before she continued to tease the baby.
After the crib was brought into the room, he lowered its railing and adjusted the bed’s height to be on the same level as the crib.
Then, he pushed the crib toward Rayna, letting it sit right next to her.
As she lay on the bed, she felt her right hand gripped by Yosef. While she couldn’t see, she could clearly feel the baby next to
her was her child.
“How old is he?” Rayna asked softly, laying her head in Curtis’ embrace.
Holding her and Yosef’s hand, he replied, “Almost seven months. The babies already know how to make some noises.”
As though Yosef understood his parents were talking about him, he raised his limbs in the crib. Then, he uttered words that only
he could understand. “Ga ga...”

Listening to her baby’s vague speech warmed her heart. This is my baby. The things I saw in that dream were real.
“I’ll let you hold Yelena and Xareni tomorrow,” proposed Curtis when he noticed her emotions. “I was worried I still wouldn’t be
able to find you when they’re capable of saying ‘mommy.’“
In response to hearing that, she grasped his hand. “I’m sorry for making you worry.”
“I don’t blame you.” Curtis kissed her forehead. If anything, I’m the one to be blamed for not taking good care of you.
On the third day of Rayna’s return to Norwal City, Kristie, Roxanne, Jasmine, Jessica, and Ella visited the Faymon residence to
meet her.
At that moment, Rayna was sitting on the couch next to a nanny holding her babies. Occasionally, she would tease her children.
“Rayna’s eyes...” When Jessica noticed Rayna’s unfocused gaze, she covered her mouth and turned to Wyatt with tears.
In response, he gestured for her to keep quiet.
Roxanne and Linda were preparing Rayna’s favorite food in the kitchen. On the other hand, Jasmine was leaning against
Theodore with a complicated feeling.
It pained her and Jessica to see Rayna in that state, but they knew no one else was more hurt than Curtis by Rayna’s blindness.
Upon exiting the kitchen with Roxanne, Linda noticed Jessica’s and Jasmine’s eyes had turned reddish. In response, she
approached the two and comforted softly, “We should be grateful that Rayna returned safely.”
To the old woman, it was a miracle that Rayna returned alive with her limbs intact.
“Her children are still so young. They can’t lose their mother,” she muttered in a small voice and teared up as she watched
Rayna play with her grandchildren.
After Curtis returned from the courtyard, he saw everyone staring at Rayna.
The babies moved excitedly and gleefully as though they knew who the person playing with them was.
The babies and Curtis weren’t as happy as they were at that moment during the period Rayna was missing.

When Linda noticed the housekeepers were serving lunch, she wiped the tear at the corner of her eye away and spoke to
everyone. “All right, everyone. Let’s head into the dining room.”
As Alfred descended the stairs, he saw Curtis standing at the entrance. Then, he shifted his line of sight toward Rayna’s wrist
and furrowed his eyebrow slightly. By the time he reached the living room, Curtis had arrived in the middle of the room.
The old man approached him and whispered, “The parasite won’t affect her negatively as long as it doesn’t wake up, even if it
stays in her body for a long period. In any case, I’ve already asked people to track down the Burke family.”
Curtis nodded.
Rayna was brought to the dining room with her mother’s help. However, when she learned Curtis wasn’t inside yet, she turned
back to the living room.
Upon noticing her movements, Curtis strode toward her and asked, “Why did you come back?”
“You weren’t inside.” The meaning behind her words was obvious.
If he wasn’t around, she would feel uncomfortable.
Even though it had only been a few days since Curtis brought her back to Norwal City, she found herself unable to part with him.
It was because he gave her a sense of security that she didn’t experience during her time on Conch Island.
Therefore, when he told her he was her husband, she was certain he was telling the truth.
“Let’s head inside.” As he spoke, he helped her enter the dining room.
Alfred also went into the dining room with the aid of the butler.
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