"Lonely?" Summer widened her smile.

"I'm not scared about the loneliness. For me, I fear not knowing the purpose of living. I have a purpose now. I have my son and my friends, and that's enough. I've learned to content myself with what I have now."

"You're right. I was overthinking it." Serenity was relieved to hear that. Clinking her glass softly against Summer’s, she lifted it and sipped the wine with a smile.

Meanwhile, the men were chatting on the other side of the room. Lucas turned to Wilson, asking him," I heard you recently had your wedding photos taken with Clara?"

"Yup." Wilson nodded. "Remember what you told me? You know what, you were right."

"What was it?" Lucas asked.

"Even though it's painful, you'd never want to forget it," Wilson immediately answered. "If only you had told me that earlier. Maybe Clara and I wouldn't have taken so long to be together."

"Better late than never. Maybe it was meant for a better future," Lucas said.

"Right." Wilson snorted. "What a