His Heart Is Now Elsewhere

Chapter 6

However, he still sat down and picked up the pasta beside him.

He used to envy the pasta that his mother made for his younger brother when he was a child.

He never had the chance to eat even once until she died.

Now, for the first time, Sylvia made it herself.

Seeing him completely misunderstand, Sylvia had no choice but to go along with it and eat the pasta

with him.

Finally, he picked up the kitchen knife again and prepared to cut the cake.

“Wait a minute!”

Sylvia hurriedly reached out and, at the same time, took out a candle from the side and inserted it

into the cake.

“I hadn’t blown out the candles to make a wish yet.”

Sergio was somewhat stunned, his slender fingers trembling slightly, and then he recoiled.

He had never celebrated his birthday before, and he even forgot to blow out the candles and make a

wish before eating the cake.

After the candle was lit, Sylvia urged him to make a wish by pulling and pushing him. He coldly expressed his reluctance, but in the end, he whispered his wish, “I hope Miriam’s surgery is successful and worry–free for years to come.”

fell, his gaze unconsciously fell on Sylvia’s face beside him. Seeing the dimming light in

furrowed his brows and, as if possessed, added

your surgery was successful and

celebration had come to an end,

this moment, the overhead chandelier suddenly fell down without

ing.

Sylvia’s heart tightened. If the

she flew towards

“Be careful!”

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shooting stars, making the

dazzling.

the dazzling lights, Sylvia staggered and

consciousness, she seemed to see Sergio running

probably not very clear–headed after being hit by the lamp; otherwise how

hazy and uncertain sleep, Sylvia woke up again to find

saw her wake

settled over him.

over? Were you

also

her mission and how would she resurrect

looked at him with burning eyes, “Because I

she would rather hurt

him, she willingly donated her

I could do

count of how many times he had heard

passionately.

never been a person who has always

first.