No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 644

My heart skipped a beat, and without thinking, I blurted out, "Someone died?"

"No... it's all the lights, they've gone out," Dustin's words made me heave a sigh of relief.

As long as nobody's dead, it's not a catastrophe.

I glanced out at the sea of lights from the houses around us, "Did all the lights just suddenly go out?"

"Yeah, suddenly everything went dark. The techs and maintenance crew checked everything. There's no power outage, the wiring is fine, and the equipment seems to be working normally. It's just the lighting effects that have disappeared," Dustin explained, leaving me feeling a bit helpless.

I'm no lighting expert, and the original design and post-production were all done by Ernest.

If only he were here.

But there are no ifs in life...

"All the lights turned black?" I asked as I turned around to put on my shoes.

"No, they're white," Dustin's response made me pause.

"White?" I muttered.

picture, you'll see what I mean," Dustin added after a pause, "Ernest was in charge of the lighting design initially, so... I thought you

park handed down to me, but I've

consider giving him a

be right over," I said, hanging up. I received Dustin's photo

and colorful amusement park was now eerily

absurd thought crossed my mind: could it be Ernest's spirit playing tricks, angry at me

me uneasy as

the shower and not finding me at home, called. After hearing my story, she said, "Karma's come

the malfunctioning light show was the

crowd taking pictures, and many visitors who had come for

the world, everyone expected to witness the grandeur

circumstances.

Dustin in the control room with the technical and maintenance staff,

the staff greeted me as I walked

the issue?" I

had solved it, they wouldn't look so grim. Plus, on my way in, I saw that the lights were still glaringly white, devoid of any

checked the equipment, wiring, and the current. There's no issue there,"

asked, staring at the monitor displaying

issue, and that's complicated. I'm afraid..." The technician trailed off, hesitant to