Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Ramona was greatly taken aback when she came to know about Carlos’ gifts, so was Debbie. He did very much love her. It wasn’t auspicious to turn down betrothal gifts, so Ramona opted to accept them for the moment. She decided to find a better time to talk about it and try to return some of them to him.

They had a rehearsal ceremony on the day before the wedding ceremony.

It was only then that Debbie finally found out that the wedding venue was the desert island.

She felt moved when she set foot on the island again. Everywhere she went, green trees and varieties of flowers greeted her eyes. It looked like a bustling resort now.

Carlos had invited a myriad of guests to their wedding. On the wedding day, helicopters, cruise ships and yachts busily traveled back and forth, carrying their guests to the island. It was the biggest event of the city.

Debbie spent the night before the wedding in the Esastin Villa. Carlos had specifically arranged for the old housemaid-Julie, their old driver

-Matan, and the retired steward-Philip, to come back and accompany

Debbie at the villa.

the ones who had taken care of Debbie when she was first married to Carlos. Seeing them by her side again, Debbie felt like

between tears and laughter, “I’m so

eyes were red from tears as well. He sighed with emotions welling inside him, “Debbie, you silly kid. You’re so lucky that you didn’t divorce

a granddaughter. She said with gratitude, “Thank you. I feel so blessed to

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some other friends all swarmed to Esastin Villa to spend the night with Debbie, instead of checking into the hotel

to hold the large group of people. But they didn’t mind making

wee hours and finally fell asleep. But Debbie had only gotten very

her daughter put on the wedding gown. As she combed her

blink of an eye, you’ve grown up and

in her heart. They had

Decker marry someone and have