A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 127

Their car cruised leisurely down the winding country road, and Calliope had guessed the whole ride but still couldn't figure out what Silas had in store for her.

"It's not this, it's not that, not even a helicopter. Could it be fireworks tonight? A drone show?"

She had exhausted her list of possibilities, everything she thought she liked, yet none seemed to fit.

"You'll see when we get there," Silas chuckled, his smile full of warmth and affection.

"I'm getting a bit impatient now. You've piqued my curiosity."

Calliope hadn't initially felt much curiosity or anticipation. After all, she'd reached a point in life where she lacked for nothing; she could easily acquire whatever she desired.

Moreover, she had three exceptionally doting brothers who took great pleasure in gifting her unique things, wanting her to have the world at her fingertips.

But now, trying not to be curious was a challenge. She genuinely couldn't fathom what Silas could possibly give her. Gifts usually fell within a predictable range, so what kind of surprise could Silas have got her?

She'd even considered a grand piano or various musical instruments. Absurdly, even specialized acupuncture needles had crossed her mind. She'd thought of everything she could come into contact with, yet nothing seemed right, especially since Fagan mentioned it was something Silas had painstakingly prepared, taking several days to arrange.

Silas assured her with a gentle smile, his demeanor here so different from the fierce persona

they arrived

took her hand, guiding

Fagan followed closely behind.

reached the garden when Calliope heard voices from Damien

from Mr. Myers to

It seems

it's said to be something Mrs. Myers likes. Could it be a pet? But such a large pet seems

cage is enormous. Whatever's inside must be

the chatter, Calliope glanced at

the thrill of galloping across the open plains. "No,"

excitement, Calliope

a large black cloth. Whatever was

Calliope grasped the edge of the cloth and gave

cloth fell smoothly to the

snow-white from head to tail, resembling a wolf and a dog, with a large