Chapter 169

The girl in the waves reminded me of the mermaid from fairy tales.

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She danced joyfully, running on the crest of the waves, occasionally spinning with carefree delight.

It was mesmerizing–so vivid and lifelike that it felt as though this wasn’t just a lighting display, but a real young girl playing in the waves.

I held my breath, afraid to blink, worried I might miss even the smallest moment.

Suddenly, with a large splash, another figure appeared on the crest of the waves.

It was a boy.

He was tall, and he stood there looking at the girl.

The girl turned to him, her expression full of curiosity and excitement. A few seconds later, she ran toward him. “Ash, my name is Elaine. What’s your name?”

Hearing this, my heart skipped a beat.

The girl playing in the waves… was me.

“Ash, don’t run away…”

for

boy stopped, extending his hand toward the girl. They clasped hands, their movements light and free as they ran together on the waves.

I’m tired. Carry me.”

“Ash, run faster…”

boy’s back, and together, they stood high on the crest of the waves, the lights of the

display–it was a memory. Ashton had used the lights to recreate a moment from my childhood.

ones I thought were just fragments of my imagination, weren’t dreams after

grow up, I’ll marry you.”

to wait for me.

understood everything. Ashton’s presence in my life wasn’t a coincidence. It wasn’t planned or deliberate. It was a

magnificent, and for a moment, I felt like I had been transported into a fairy tale. It was as if I had

They looked just as I remembered them–embracing one another,

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be happy,” they

by the end of

his arms around me. “Your mom and dad are watching. If you cry like this, it will hurt

harder. No one knew how

see

I’d never see

me closer and said softly, “You can say whatever you

at him,

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