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My throat tightened as I wondered if Ashton intended for Logan to share an observation cabin with us.

Just as I was about to say something, Ashton surprised me by taking my hand and leading me toward

another observation cabin.

“Aren’t you going to take this one?” Logan’s voice came from behind us.

“It’s not convenient,” Ashton replied calmly as he helped me step into the cabin.

He followed me in and closed the door behind us.

Through the glass of the cabin, I caught a glimpse of Logan’s expression darkening. His jaw clenched, and his eyes flashed with barely concealed anger.

He was definitely upset.

“Was this intentional?” I asked, raising an eyebrow at Ashton.

“Yes,” he admitted with a confident smile.

“I didn’t want to share a cabin with him,” he added, his tone mixing pride with a hint of childishness.

I couldn’t help but laugh.

commanding one moment, warm and caring the next, and now, he was adorably

I called

responded, turning to look at me, his eyes sparkling under the soft

“You’re very cute.”

music inside

was perfect timing.

almost comical mix of disbelief and surprise, as if he wasn’t sure he’d heard

repeat myself. Instead, I turned my gaze outward to the stunning

ascended, the entire amusement park unfolded below

its way through the park, the lazy river meandering under bridges, and the rest of the park slowly shrinking as we rose higher.

back to the amusement park.

to inspire awe. The dazzling city lights served

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a place for entertainment. It was a new landmark for the city–a place that symbolized hope and

got you this.

memory, from the day he first showed

that moment, I truly believed he

amusement park? It was a dream I had shared with my dad, one of the few things

had made that dream come true. But like so many things in life, it ended before

and change, each hue carrying a unique meaning. Blue symbolized deep affection, red represented

the day I chose the lighting for the amusement park. Several companies had

before me, I realized that the moment I made that decision, my fate had already begun to intertwine with