Morwenna's cheeks flushed a bright red, totally caught off guard by Stuart's sudden embrace. But instead of pulling away, she found herself burying her face deeper into his chest, haunted by the memory of the scene she'd witnessed at the pub last time they were here.

"Let's head inside," Stuart suggested, his voice calm and collected.

Fletcher rolled his eyes. Was there ever a time they weren't flaunting their affection?

The trio stepped into the pub's largest private room.

As soon as the door swung open, "Surprise!" echoed from four guys jumping up in unison.

Center stage, there was a giant cardboard box adorned with a fancy bow.

The moment Stuart made his appearance, the crowd erupted in excitement, and out of the box sprang a woman clutching a bouquet of flowers.

speechless. The room

at the girl emerging from the gift box, recognizing her from their last visit to the pub. Back then, the girl's makeup was overdone, her appearance somewhat worn. Today, however, she looked significantly more

Stuart inquired indifferently, "Whose idea was

up, "Stuart, this is the girl you saved at the pub that

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reply was short and not so sweet, "Don't know her. She's

gently pushed Morwenna's head down,

working there. That night had been an eye-opener for Morwenna, not because Stuart wanted to play the hero but to spare her any

this pub girl was in high demand, with many believing Mr. Hetfield had taken a

bringing the girl over, especially since Stuart, nearing thirty, still hadn't shown much interest in women. Despite Adelaide's long-standing presence by his side,

room, arm in

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