Chapter 91: The Proposal

Chapter 91: The Proposal

Raquel smirked. “Be open–minded. Willing to try new things. Love your body. Own it. Men love a woman who knows what she wants. And don’t forget-” she leaned in with a mischievous glint, “foreplay. Always.” “Gotcha,” I muttered as she grabbed a few more items and led me to the checkout. As I handed the cashier Gabriel’s black card, Raquel leaned in and whispered, “Oh, and one more thing–pay attention to what he likes. Every man has a weakness. Find it. Use it.” I burst into laughter, shaking my head. Just as we grabbed our bags, my phone buzzed. Gabriel: There’s an update to our plans. A guide by the name Javier is waiting outside the boutique to take you both for hair and makeup. Please ensure Raquel wears one of the dresses you both bought–Sergio’s request. Let me know when you’re done. I was still reading when Raquel cooed, from behind, “Gabriel again… hmm.” Quickly, I put my phone aside and looked up, trying to act indifferent. “He just informed me that a hair and makeup session has been scheduled for us.” Her eyes lit up with excitement. “That sounds amazing!” But then, her smile faded, and a crease formed between her brows. “Wait… what? I don’t get She glanced at me, suspicion creeping into her expression. “Something is off.” Raquel crossed her arms, lips

her. “There’s no need to call him,” I reassured her. “I’m sure they’re together, and this was their idea.” She exhaled sharply, tapping her nails against her phone. “Ugh… you’re probably right. They just want to keep us distracted while they talk about their boring contracts and business deals.” Her frustration melted into a smirk. “But whatever. We’re going to make the best of this.” I smiled to myself, watching as she excitedly sifted through the shopping bags. She had no idea Sergio was preparing the best

makeup done–the wind is going to ruin everything.” I tightened my grip on her wrist and pulled her forward, ignoring her protests. “Just trust me. You won’t regret this.” “I’m sure I will,” she argued, rolling her eyes. “We should’ve gone to show off our looks to Gabriel and Sergio first, then come down here.” But as we stepped closer to the beach, she suddenly came to an abrupt stop. Her breath hitched. A long runway of white roses and lit candles stretched before us, leading to a gazebo draped in twinkling fairy lights. At the very end, a massive backdrop read “Will You Marry Me?” in bold beautiful writing. Soft music played in the backpack, giving the setting the perfect romance feel. And standing at the end of the path, dressed in a perfectly tailored tuxedo, was Sergio–his expression filled with love and

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