Facade of Love

Chapter 335 Persistent Pursuer

Idris paused for a moment, then his face lit up. He handed me the flowers and asked, “What would you like to eat?”

I pursed my lips and said a little nervously, “Anything is fine.”

He nodded, and his mood noticeably improved.

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In the car, I remained silent. Idris was typically a man of few words, and even when he was excited, he still did not say much. However, this time, he took the initiative to say, messaged you about the schedule of the Tully City vacation.”

Speaking of which, I had almost forgotten about this. I checked my phone and nodded in acknowledgement.

We reached our destination in no time.

It was a garden restaurant with a peaceful ambience. The courtyard was filled with blooming flowers, and there was the soothing sound of flowing water. It felt like a cozy and inviting little garden.

After being led to a window–side table by the waiter, he handed us the menus. Since I was not good at ordering, I passed it to Idris.

He hesitated for a moment but did not say much. After giving some instructions to the waiter, they left us alone.

The view outside the window was beautiful. I rested my chin on my hand and stared outside quietly. I liked it this way. Lately, there had been so many things going on, and it felt like it had been a long time since I could just sit quietly like this.

me. We did not feel awkward in each other’s presence, and he did not seem bored

waiter had not started serving the food, I would have been in a daze for

old manor are

I had an instinctive desire to

little surprised that I had readily agreed, and his handsome lips curved slightly upwards as he said, “Then I’ll pick

but could not help wondering

me for an answer

interaction seemed to take us back to those two years of marriage

around delicious dishes or beautiful sights. If I initiated a conversation, he would

Persistent

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and aloof toward me. Now, although it seemed like there was no significant change, I

it was already quite late. He asked, “Would you like to go out for a walk and

my head. I looked at him and said, “I still have a lot of work to do,

gently suggested, “Shall I drop you

walk with him to the parking lot when I heard a man’s voice

voice, I saw two familiar

wheelchair, and the one

were good–looking, but the age gap made it inevitable for one’s gaze to be drawn to Charlie at first glance, probably due

of them, I could not help but smile and exchange greetings