Love is the glue: it makes people want to keep their commitment to someone, no matter what happens, just a shame that Regan and Gray's relationship was based upon agreed commitment but trust, honesty and openness was missing from the start. Commitment started when Regan took on Gray, his sister and his grandfather. Regan provided a roof for all of them, and she gave Gray a job on her farm. Commitment was shifting because love was faced with unrevealed undercurrents.
After two kids, she still remains the mother of his kids and nothing more.
She's asked to be more than that, but really is there anything stopping him from being attached????
She finally decides to let go, give herself a chance before it's too late.
She has more than enough reasons to stay back, but she'll rather choose her happiness.
She's found true love with him but not true happiness. Would she rather source for that happiness herself or force it!???
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