Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire

Chapter 586

The weather on this day was quite good. There was no sun or rain. Crystal pulled out a small basket made of vines and planned to take Harold to see their “burial place” in the future.

No one knew who planted the peach forest at the entrance of the village. The peach blossoms were gorgeous in the spring and fruitful in July and August.

The peaches were managed by the villagers, and the money they got from selling the peaches was distributed equally. But if someone wanted to pick up a few, no one would stop him.

The peach forest was more than ten minutes away from the Haye residence. Crystal held Harold’s hand and walked all the way. Along the way, people from different families would poke their heads out to look at them, making Crystal feel like a monkey in a zoo.

She voiced out her thought to Harold, who raised his eyebrows and said, “If you are a monkey, you must be the most standard-looking monkey.”

Crystal thought for a moment. “Then you should be the second most standard-looking monkey.” Harold accepted it calmly.

Returning to her hometown, Crystal wanted to take Harold to have a look. She couldn’t wait to introduce the little flowers and grass along the road to Harold.

down and touched the

fine sunlight shone on Crystal’s fingertips, making her skin even more translucent. Harold squatted

said, “This is called Veronica Persica.

her head and said, “Yes, you’re

the big shots liked to be flattered by others.

looked around and it took them half an hour to finally arrive at the peach forest. At this time, the peaches

handed the basket to Harold.

took it over. This peach tree was very old, so it was very tall. The villagers would use special tools when picking the peaches. Crystal didn’t bring it with her. She raised her head and looked at the peach tree for

help you.” Harold tapped her cheek. “Give me a kiss. I’ll pick one

Harold could reply, she jumped up flexibly, grabbed the shorter branch, and

squinted at Harold. “I picked one for you. Kiss

was a little surprised. “I underestimated

obedient. He walked over, lowered his eyes, and

fingers and the