Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 1081 Why Aren’t There Other Tourists?

The whole family woke up early that weekend. After a simple breakfast, they drove over to the beach. Timothy went with them. They got to the pier and took a yacht out into the ocean. While they were making their way to the island, Gregory pressed his face against the window to stare at the blue skies outside. “This place is so beautiful, Mommy.”

“It is. It really puts you in a good mood, doesn’t it?” Tessa was pleased with the view before her eyes, and she beamed as she responded to her son. Nicholas sat by the side with a loving smile on his face as he gazed at the mother and child.

Tessa helped Gregory off the boat. They were instantly mesmerized by the view of the island. There was a stretch of greenery that welcomed them, and birds were chirping in the air as they walked

Gregory cried out in joy. Tessa loved the place just as much—she felt like she had walked into a painting. “Do you like it?” someone said gently into her ear. Nicholas leaned in to wrap his arms around her waist as he

a lot of them, but this place is very popular among tourists,” Nicholas explained as he walked along the shoreline with an arm around her. Gregory realized that he was falling behind, and he was about to jog over to his parents when he

picked the kid up. “You idiot. Couldn’t you tell that Daddy was trying to leave you behind

doing. When Timothy saw the huge pout on Gregory’s face, he let out a loving chuckle. Timothy walked a distance behind the couple while Nicholas continued to

saw the huge house in front of her, she was too stunned to believe her

long as you like the place.” Nicholas slipped his hand into Tessa’s as he led her into the house. The villa was huge. The interior design was a fusion of Western and Eastern elements, and the detailed and meticulous touches on the place made Tessa feel almost like she was in a fairytale. She was extremely fond of the place. There was a floor-to-ceiling window in the hall that had a golden-and-blue view of the sand and the