No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Having reached Hoover Homestead, the designated meeting point before their excursion to the sea of flowers, Gareth and Elisa noticed a sparse crowd. An enthusiastic staff member approached them, asking, "Hello, Mr. Wickam! Which tourist sightseeing car would you prefer for your journey?"

Gareth responded sternly, "I'll take it from here."

The staff member promptly stepped aside, respecting his decision.

Without delay, Gareth selected the closest available car, grabbed the keys, and entered. Captivated by his intentions, Elisa decided to follow his lead.

She settled comfortably in the backseat, eager to uncover Gareth's plans for their upcoming adventure.

The journey took about twenty minutes, and the scenery was simply stunning. The flowers and plants were neatly arranged and maintained, creating a beautiful sight.

Luckily, the road was smooth and free of any bumps or obstacles.

Elisa couldn't help but say, "Well, I must say, I didn't picture you as the type to drive a car like this."

Gareth raised an eyebrow, "Surprised?"

Elisa detected an underlying indifference in his response and decided not to say anything more.

Gareth brought the car

the car, and Gareth took the

before her, her eyes widened in

This place was...

of thousands of red roses unfolded. At the same

filled the sky, adding a

waiting with two hot

skipped a

to this special place that held a deep meaning for her. Elisa's eyes flickered, revealing

gaze on her as he said softly, a departure from his usual demeanor, "I know how much you adore flower fields. I... I reserved this whole place just for us to have an undisturbed experience. You can freely explore the flower sea and capture stunning

seen Gareth speak and act in such a way. He was always distant and cold, even with Linda. His words and gestures now

with emotions. "You... You

at him in disbelief. She never expected Gareth to have such patience and make such an effort for

throat, and a hint of bitterness welled up in the corners of her eyes. But the moment of tenderness

Because...

marriage, she