Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right by Rosie Steppe

Chapter 942

Snow, perhaps, was the most romantic thing in the world.

This long–overdue first snowfall drew everyone in Seavora out of their homes. Even the streets were bustling with more pedestrians than usual.

Lena gazed out the car window at the swirling snowflakes, unable to tear her eyes away for even a second.

It was breathtaking.

Beyond the beauty of the snow itself, the sight of it falling evoked a sense of serenity, as if time had slowed, as if all the world’s troubles were swept away by the cascading snowflakes, leaving only purity and beauty behind.

“Uncle, I want to go for a walk,” Lena said, feeling that simply admiring the snow from inside the car wasn’t enough. There was a pang of regret at the thought of wasting such a picturesque moment.

“Alright, I’ll park up ahead,” Aaron replied. He had always been indulgent with her.

Finding a parking space, Aaron stopped the car. Lena wasted no time, hopping out and running to the middle of the road, spinning in circles with her head tilted back to catch the falling snow.

In that moment, she looked like a little girl who had never grown up, just like when she was younger. Aaron’s lips curled into a small smile as he stepped out of the car to join her.

The snow was heavy, and in just a short while, a thin layer had blanketed the road. Stepping on it produced a crisp crunching sound, pleasing to the ears.

sound of Lena calling

of snow, packed it into a ball, and playfully threw it at him.

enough to let the snowball hit him lightly, a smile tugging at his lips as Lena’s laughter rang

tinkling of silver bells, so infectious it seemed even the snowflakes danced along

her playful antics and his indulgent smile seemed like

voice broke through

Lena turned toward the sound. A black SUV rolled up, its window lowered to reveal James’s handsome

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it seemed

romantic date?” James teased, either intentionally or because

cold, her hat pulled low, a scarf wrapped snugly around her neck, leaving only a small portion of her face

his gaze merely shifting briefly to the girl in James’s passenger

My girl’s afraid of the cold,” James replied, waving

Lena recognized him and

James commented with

him immediately pouted, her jealousy apparent. “More adorable