Fit For Your Love (Olivia and Everett)

Chapter 463

Olivia stopped and everyone looked at her.

She was wearing a light blue dress today. The v-neck design revealed her shoulders, her beautiful neck and her delicate collarbone. She stood in the light, her slender figure and slim waist became the focus of everyone.

The dress was bought by Hai Brayden for her. Whenever he went anywhere and saw beautiful clothes, he would buy them for her. Without a doubt, he had a good taste.

Olivia paused and her mind went blank when she was suddenly illuminated by the light.

But soon, someone held her hand.

Olivia looked at the man standing beside her and she gradually calmed down.

Brayden clenched her hand and whispered, "Olivia, let's go home."

Olivia's eyes were moist in an instant.

'Go home.'

Yeah.

She had a family now. She was not alone anymore.

"Yes, go home."

Brayden took her hand and left.

The lights moved as they left.

Melody said, "Nephew, niece-in-law, today is your uncle's birthday. Why don't you stay with him until this birthday party is over?"

The staff in the hall heard this, surprised.

"Today's Mr. Weston's birthday?"

"Is today Mr. Weston's birthday?"

"I don't know!"

Johnson has prepared such

see the

the fence of the

there and a beam

a red dress and was

"You've known each other for so many years and loved each other for so

"And I."

most. Her emotions are what I care about the most.

what about his

the one who could stay with him for

not speak again. She looked

looked at them

and the smile fell

what

'This is love.

the match for Brayden.' Melody

and told the staff to stop

Olivia had already

two of them melting into the night.

What was love?

it bring pain

He was confused.

hall was filled with melodious

in the music,

open, and the

Everything was changed totally.

looked at the man standing in front of the sofa and said. "Brayden is right. Nothing is more important than the person he loves the most." "Everett, I am very happy. At this

in front

staff who were talking

was still dark, but the lights fell

they looked