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Julian glanced at the man next to him, who fixed his gaze on their mother.

He could tell from that man's affectionate moves that the latter was truly fond of Gwendolyn.

Nonetheless, Gwendolyn seemed like she was clueless about Patrick's feelings for her. Right then, she was still busy reminding the children that it was dangerous to play with fireworks.

In the front yard of the mansion, there was a hot spring pool and some water sports. In that case, the backyard was the best place to set off the fireworks.

Patrick took them to the backyard, and all kinds of fireworks had been properly set up.

Liam was already there with a few bodyguards. As soon as he saw Gwendolyn and the others coming, he lit a few boxes of fireworks that they had prepared beforehand. In an instant, the fireworks shoot straight up before shattering into thousands of colorful sparks, lighting up the night sky.

Gwendolyn was astonished by the captivating scene before her. She had seen fireworks on New Year's eve, but it was the first time she could see them at such a close distance like that night.

Suddenly, she recalled a novel she had read before. The male and female leads had set off fireworks on the top of the mountain all night long.

At that time, she had been wondering how it felt to experience the same. She thought it would certainly be a memorable, blissful moment.

Thus, she was afraid that she would never get to know how it felt like to be in

she could take it as the fireworks were set off for her even though she knew that was not

and Julian reached out their hands to cover Juliette's ears as she watched the fireworks scattering all over

and called out, “Justin, Julian,

looked up at the blossoms of rainbow lights against the night sky. That view

blessed little girl. Even though

father. Patrick could tell that the brothers would be very picky about her boyfriend in the future. They would certainly make sure that her boyfriend could treat her as well

to the woman, who was

wore a faint smile, and she did not seem too

suddenly reached out his hands to

she divert her gaze from the sky to his

of embarrassment rose to her cheeks as she said, “Mr. Lowen, I'm not a

who was afraid of the sound of explosions. In fact,

boys are such gentlemen. If I don't do something,

help laughing. She took a look