The Windfalls of Love (Roxanne and Harrison)

Chapter 90

Today, Roxanne was over the moon. Her eyes were glistening with tears of joy. So was Vincent.

Seeing them both, Harrison couldn't help but frown. "You two are getting a bit too emotional, aren't

you? It's just a birthday, is all the drama necessary?”

This left Harrison a bit puzzled. Perhaps, it had been a very long time since he last witnessed such a

heartwarming scene. It might have been when his mother was still alive that their home had such an

atmosphere. That was seven years ago.

He saw his father's long-lost smile. For making his father this happy, Harrison was very grateful to

Roxanne.

Vincent gave Harrison a hard stare, "What do you mean by 'just a birthday'? It's a special birthday."

"Exactly." Roxanne chimed in, "Mmake a wish, and then we'll blow out the candles."

Vincent closed his hands together, made a wish, and then turned to Roxanne, "Anne, make a wish

too."

Roxanne promptly closed her eyes, her hands joined together. Her wish was simple. She hoped that

Vincent, Harrison, and herself could all stay healthy and continue to lead such a simple and happy life.

This wish sounded simple, but it was not easy to fulfill. How many people could really lead a simple and

happy life?

Like her good friend Chloe who wished for a stable marriage, but her married life was full of troubles

and grievances. Chloe's family even believed that since she was married to Oliver, she should be their

free housemaid.

Now Chloe wanted a divorce, and they not only refused to return Chloe's house but also demanded her

to compensate for Oliver's loss.

Today was Vincent's birthday. She shouldn't be thinking about these worries. After making her wish,

she opened her eyes and looked at Harrison.

He really was a very handsome man. Roxanne hoped that he could always keep this willingness to

take on family responsibilities, willing to face everything together with her, and that they could stay

together for a long time.

Even if they didn't have a passionate love, as long as they could maintain this kind of mutual giving and

joint effort in their marriage, that too was happiness.

"Alright, I've made my wish too, let's blow out the candles together." Roxanne said.

After blowing out the candles and cutting the cake, Harrison got a call and walked toward the balcony.

Vincent approached her and asked, "Anne, have you started to like Harrison?" Because he just saw the

look in Roxanne's eyes after she made her wish. It seemed different when she looked at Harrison.

Roxanne responded candidly, "I wouldn’t say I'm head over heels."

Because she had past the age of pursuing love. Her family background and past experiences

constantly reminded her not to get too attached to a person. She couldn't invest too much into a

relationship. If she got too emotionally involved, she would lose herself.

She thought for a moment and said, "Anyway, I feel that Harrison is a man who's suitable to live with.

He's good and I’ll live a good life."

Vincent sighed in his heart. His Roxanne really needed some time to deepen her feelings for his son.

But this may had something to do with her family background. She had been abandoned by her

dearest person, so she couldn't give her all to his son, Harrison, in a short amount of time.

Vincent understood this too. What brought him comfort was that at least Roxanne now acknowledged

that Harrison was a good man.

Vincent asked again, "I just want to know if you're willing to have kids with Harrison?"

Roxanne seriously contemplated this question. When they first got married, she was not willing, and

even didn't think about it. She said, "I suppose I can consider it in the future. But I think it's a bit early

now."

Having a child with Harrison? That was too soon. She still needed more time to think.

Vincent didn't know whether to be happy or worried. "Alright, at least you're willing. No matter how long

you and Harrison need to prepare, I will wait for you."

His long-awaited granddaughter, even if she came a bit late, it was okay.

Vincent quickly added, "Anne, I must tell you in advance, I prefer a girl. It'd be great if your first child is

a girl."

Roxanne chuckled, "What if it's a boy? How can we be certain about this?"

"It's okay if it's a boy, but I really wish to have a granddaughter." Vincent said.

"Eat your cake first, don't keep thinking about your granddaughter." Roxanne said.

"Alright!" Vincent took a bite, surprised, "This cake is delicious!"

"Really?" Roxanne asked.

"The cake you make is the best I've ever had." Vincent praised her.

Roxanne laughed. Vincent seemed to always shower her with praises, never saying anything bad

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Harrison returned, seeing his father and wife chatting happily, so he sat down and asked, "What are

you guys talking about?"

"Roxanne said she can consider having a baby with you in the future." Vincent replied while devouring

Roxanne's delicious cake.

Harrison, who was just about to take a bite of his cake, suddenly stopped, frowning at Roxanne.

Roxanne suddenly felt a bit awkward. Had she been ratted out by Vincent?

"I didn't say that. You asked me, and I just answered." Roxanne said.

Harrison looked at her and asked, "You said you want to have a baby with me?"

"I said I can consider it in the future. I did not say now." Roxanne said.

Worried that Vincent would push them to have a child, Harrison took a bite of his cake, then changed

the subject, "This cake is really good, even better than the ones you bought."

After dinner and the cake, Harrison and Roxanne started cleaning up together. In the kitchen, Roxanne

was wiping the surfaces while Harrison was washing the dishes.

The kitchen was clean thanks to Roxanne. Harrison usually didn't do these house chores at home, but

he was washing the dishes diligently. He asked, "Was my dad just pressing us to have a baby?"

"Not exactly pressing, he just mentioned it a few times." Roxanne said.

She added, "Harrison, although we're married now, we didn't have much of a connection before. We're

living together now, getting used to each other's habits and all. It's been pretty chill, hasn't it?"

Harrison replied nonchalantly, "Yep."

Roxanne paused her cleaning, turning to look at Harrison, "I think maybe when we get to know each

other better and we're both ready, we could consider having a kid, what do you think?"

"I've thought about that too." Harrison replied seriously, putting away the clean dishes.

Then, he turned to her, "But, we should give each other a bit more time to prepare."

"Okay." Roxanne smiled happily.

Harrison gave a slight smile in return. Watching him diligently washing dishes, Roxanne felt a wave of

happiness. She said, "Harrison, you're doing a great job today."

"Me?" Harrison asked.

She chuckled, "Yep, grocery shopping, cleaning, cooking, and washing dishes, you've helped with all of

it. You're not like those guys who leave everything to the ladies. So, kudos to you."

Harrison didn't see what the big deal was, "It's not a big deal. This is our home, we should share the

housework. Who says it's all the woman's job? It's both of our responsibilities."

His perspective reassured Roxanne. The more she looked at Harrison, the more she liked him. So, she

tip-toed and planted a kiss on his cheek.

Harrison frowned and wiped it off.

"Are you disgusted by me?" Roxanne laughed.

Harrison glared at her, "You should act a bit more ladylike."

"I'm just really happy and wanted to give you a kiss, that's all." Roxanne cheerfully continued her work.

Harrison neatly arranged the clean dishes, "So you like to express your happiness by kissing?"