Now They Want My Forgiveness - Chapter 319: Chapter 319

Furrowing her brows, Stella knew that Jordan's actions weren't just because of her; there had to be personal reasons behind it.
As for what those reasons were, the sender wanted her to find out, but she wouldn't ask, and therefore, they wouldn't say. The sudden contact meant the person wanted something from her, and she wouldn't give in.
When Jordan came home, Stella acted like nothing was wrong. "Jordan, you're back."
He replied, "You look like you're in a good mood."
Stella smiled slightly. "Of course. I've sorted out a lot of things, so I'm happy. By the way, how's everything at your company?"
"Everything is normal, don't worry about me." Jordan leaned in and gently kissed her.
Stella felt surrounded by love, a warm and sweet feeling. But suddenly, her eyes widened with confusion. 'How did that person find my email? How do they know this stuff? What do they want?'
Jordan noticed her sudden change and asked curiously, "What's wrong? Did something happen?"
Stella thought that since this person contacted her and didn't reveal everything this time, they would likely reach out again. She decided to wait and see what they were really after.
She smiled, acting as if nothing had happened. "No, I'm just a little hungry. Let's go eat."
Jordan replied, "Sure, let's go."
As Jordan took her hand, he exchanged a knowing glance with Mary.
Stella sensed something was off. "What are you two looking at each other for? Did you do something behind my back?"
Jordan affectionately flicked her nose. "You're right. We have done a few things without you knowing."
His frank admission made Stella feel a little embarrassed. She thought, 'Maybe I'm overthinking this. What could they possibly do behind my back?'
When they sat down, Stella noticed the meal was more lavish than usual, almost like it was someone's birthday. She remembered that today wasn't Jordan's birthday; that had already passed.
Last time, when Jordan celebrated her birthday, she thought about making his next one special, only to realize it had already come and gone.
Stella asked, "What holiday is it today?"
Jordan grinned. "Today marks two months since we got married."
Stella burst out laughing. "Two months? You actually remember that like a schoolgirl."
Jordan replied, "I know you don't pay much attention to these things, but I do. I can't believe we've been together for two months. I'm so happy, Stella. Being with you makes all the pain I went through before feel worth it."
Stella thought he was going to say something deeper, but on such a joyful occasion, Jordan didn't. "From now on, we'll celebrate every month and every year. I'll always make sure we have anniversaries."
Stella exclaimed, "That's too many. Do we have to celebrate every single one?"
Jordan nodded.
"But I'm worried that over time you might get tired of it," Stella said. As a girl, she naturally enjoyed celebrating anniversaries—good food, a nice atmosphere, all making her feel very happy.
Jordan reassured her, "I won't. I'm doing it because I want to, not because you need it."
Stella couldn't help but laugh.
Jordan kept looking at her, remembering how she used to be expressionless, her eyes lifeless like dead wells. Now, she finally showed some spark.
He loved seeing her like this, knowing the change was partly due to him. "Stella."