After breakfast, Avery took the children to preschool.

Hayden was the one who had suggested going to the same preschool as Layla.

That way, Avery would not have to send them to and pick them up from preschool.

It felt like everything had remained the same after Laura's death, but it also felt like everything had changed.

"Winter's come and gone, Avery," Mike said as he drove the car onto the main road. "Let's move on from all this unhappiness! Every day from now on will be filled with good luck."

Avery stared at him blankly.

"Can't you speak like a normal person?"

Mike cleared his throat and said, "I know you'll still be down for a while, but we should keep our eyes facing forward. There are many more beautiful things and people that await you in the future."

"Keep your eyes on the road."

"Okay," Mike responded, then turned on some music.

After taking a moment to ponder his words, Avery suddenly said, "Thank you, Mike."

"Hmm?" Mike said as he turned the music off.

"Thanks f