Falling for My Contractual Wife

Chapter 613

As they walked, Grace felt that something was wrong.

It felt like there was no one on the snow mountain today.

After thinking about it, she felt that it might be because no one wanted to see the sunrise.

She walked very quickly, but because she walked too quickly, she was already too tired to walk before she was halfway up.

She leaned against a tree and rested for a moment, breathing heavily.

Brian looked at her stubborn expression and could not help but smile. "With your stamina, the sun would have been way over our heads by the time you reach." Grace rolled her eyes at him. "None of your business."

Brian shook his head helplessly and lovingly. He walked in front of her and squatted down in front of her. "Giddy up."

Grace did not move and stared at his back. "No."

"You've only walked a third of the way. Stop fooling around. If you don't come up, you won't be able to see the sunrise."

Grace was in a deadlock for a while, but in the end, she still lay on his back.

He stood up easily without even bending his back. It was as if he was carrying a primary school student.

"You're still so thin," Brian said.

Grace did not say anything. The number of times Brian carried her was pitifully few. If it was in the past, she would definitely feel very happy.

look

won't look good if

the best. If you don't look good, no one will snatch you from me. If no one

"Will you shut up?"

"Okay."

They walked in silence.

she realized that not only were there no tourists today,

people today. Could it

"It's open."

is there no one

the

thought that

to be

were too

were people when we

Loon Lake

Gully yesterday. It was

uncomfortable."

pursed her lips. "As long as you're happy. Anyway, your money grows

want me to be so extravagant in my spending, I'll hand over all my cards to you tomorrow." "Who would care about your money? What does it have to do with

you'll have to take care of

bickered until they reached the top of

at the mountain top in the distance. A red light gradually dyed the sky

snow-white, with only the hint of red on the