No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 2028 The Unexpected Kiss

Just when the three of them were discussing where to go for fun when spring arrived the next year, someone started sneezing. “I-I’m so cold.”

Glancing in the direction of the noise, they spotted Vincent, dressed in a bathrobe, strolling toward the pool.

It appeared that he was carrying something on his chest, causing his belly to protrude.

“This is the rose pool. Would you two like to take a dip as well?” Rachel asked Vincent, who was still standing by the pool.

At this moment, Gareth had also just arrived. He exchanged a glance and a smirk with Vincent as if they were plotting something. “Three, two…”

It seemed as if Elisa had discovered something. She shouted out, “Watch out! They’ve brought weapons!”

Vincent’s countdown had drowned out Elisa’s reminder.

Immediately after. Vincent and Gareth jumped into the rose pool, took out their water guns, and started squirting water at them.

The three of them were forced to flee in disarray.

It seemed Vincent had marked Rachel as his target. There was no way she could dodge the attack.

gushed forth, drenching her

Otherwise, even the most waterproof cosmetics would not have withstood

Vincent kept a safe distance from her to ensure it did not cause any discomfort when the water made contact

bun was messed up. She put her hand in front of her face, then bravely faced the challenge, ready to snatch

are you doing? I paid for

you’ve paid for it. Just give it to

other, Gareth, armed with another water

chaos, Elisa and Bella got

rose petals to conceal

time he reacted, Elisa had somehow managed to grab

gun That was why they decided to

sneak attack was unsuccessful, Elisa straply

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the water, she found herself mere centimeters away from Gareth, their faces so close they could almost feel each other’s warm breath on their

his eyes nearly popped out. At this moment of distraction,

back, trying to maintain a distance

his senses, Gareth lunged toward Elisa, and together,

water.

another, the gap between them was steadily diminishing. Beneath the water’s surface,