Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chapter 1023

Mia had been around for quite a while now. "Let's head back the day after tomorrow. It's almost New Year back home, and we haven't prepared anything yet." They settled their plans and booked their flights.

Andre turned to his wife and asked, "Mia, is there anything left on your bucket list?"

Without skipping a beat, Mia said, "I've always wanted to see a sunrise and sunset by the beach."

So, on a sunny afternoon, they set off to chase the sunset.

The setting sun painted the sky with hues of red, its dazzling light setting the sea aglow like a cluster of flames. The red spread like sheer fabric, stretching miles across the sky.

As more people gathered on the beach, Mia handed her phone to Molly. "Could you snap a photo of the three of us?"

Andre held their sweet little boy in front, while Mia stood beside them, holding her son's tiny hand. She pointed to the sunset, her eyes bright and full of warmth as she looked at her husband and son, sharing the little moments of the day. Her gaze was gentle, her whole demeanor soft and radiant.

It's in these unplanned moments that beauty truly shines. Henry pointed excitedly at an egret flying over the sea, his little lips pouting as he tried to get his parents to look.

the arms, lifting him off the ground like a plane taking off. They ran with him, and Henry kicked joyfully in the air,

warmth was a picture-perfect scene against the

but the people enjoying it were even

and Anya finished taking photos of

both kicked off their shoes to walk hand in hand by the shore for some silhouette shots. And just like

say, "Weren't they here to watch the sunset? It's setting, but are they

chuckled, "Probably a

were done, Anya pulled Leo along, "Come on,

I'm on my

its last glow still painting the sky orange.

wish by the sea. If I ever found someone I loved, I'd want to watch a sunrise and sunset with them. On a quiet morning and during the twilight on the

turned to see Mia lost in

darkness fell, her eyes were fixed on

leaned over from his

another sunrise by the beach,"