True Love Waits

Chapter 1086 Redeem Their Wishes

"Yes," Sheffield admitted honestly. His uncomfortable fidgeting was an implication that he wasn't too keen on talking about Gillian, and he tried to sidestep the topic.

However, Evelyn wasn't going to let him slip away so easily. She raised an eyebrow, feigning curiosity and said, "Please tell me more about your romantic stories from when you were in school!"

"Romantic stories? I wasn't that popular to be honest. In fact, I don't have any romantic stories from school. Admittedly, my relationship with her may have been close, but I don't think I was ever in love with her

But if I had known that I would meet someone like you in the future, I wouldn't have gotten close to any of those women in the first place." In hindsight, their love story would have gone a lot smoother, but everything in life that was ever worth having, was worth every bit of the hardship.

Evelyn curled her lips. "Well, I have good news for you. You now have a thousand chances to make it up to me."

"Then, are you happy now?"

"Of course I am!" Although she knew that he was just coaxing her, Evelyn was still very happy, deep down.

"That's good!"

Hand in hand, they took a walk around the campus, appreciating every second of this wonderful moment they were sharing together. Evelyn listened to him attentively as he told her all about his past life. When Sheffield mentioned his classmates, he would pretend to be annoyed and tell her how all the girls in his school tried to woo him back then.

Sheffield also took her to see the stadium, where he ran with her on his back on the basketball court.

Time flew wondrously when they were together, never having to deal with work or the other trifles of life. Their journey together as a couple was one filled with joy and love.

Right after they got back to Y City, the two of them went to the Temple of Dharma first instead of heading back home.

Facing the statue of Buddha, Sheffield asked the woman beside him, "Do you remember the wish you made two and a half years ago?"

at the Buddha statue, Evelyn said softly, "Yes,

your wish come true? Anyway, my wish has come true!" he

gently hooked onto his finger with her pinky and smiled. "My wish has

our wishes." When Sheffield had made that wish a few years ago, he wished for life where he and Evelyn would be together until the end. The reason why

Evelyn was

shooting his mouth off in front of the Buddha statue that if his wish would be realized, he would renovate this temple and make a generous donation for its welfare.

to renovate

Sheffield had taken photos of Evelyn more than two years ago was

as sunlight streamed white and liquid gold at the same time. Tiny chunks of wood fell to the leaf litter below, the sound dissipating into birds chirping playfully on a tree branch. In this nature's hug of ever open

they arrived at the Huo family's manor, it was already afternoon. Gwyn was in the living room sipping iced juice from a bottle. Debbie only allowed her

since the last time he saw his cute daughter. His eyes reddened and he barely managed

sight of them made Debbie heave a sigh of relief. She told the girl excitedly, "Wow, Gwyn, your mommy and

seemingly forgot the bottle of juice in her grandma's hand. Without hesitation, Gwyn threw her hands in the air and ran towards them.

gift bags in his hands on the floor, Sheffield strode forward and caught her in his arms. He hugged her tight and kissed her rosy cheeks. "I've missed you so much, Gwyn!" Gwyn giggled in delight as she reached out with both hands to squeeze Sheffield's

chin and found that it was sticky. The perp must have been his little daughter whose lips and hands had traces of strawberries. Sheffield, however, couldn't care

to the giggling girl, "Gwyn,

with a smile,

her daughter for such a long time. She missed her daughter so much she embraced Gwyn and kissed her face a

walked out of the kitchen with two glasses of juice, one of which she passed to Sheffield. "Why didn't you tell me before that you were coming? I could have sent someone to pick you up at the airport. Sheffield, come

worry. Tobias picked us up at the airport. He is taking care of our luggage outside, and

the bags he had brought in with him. He handed them all to Debbie and said, "Mom, these are for

you two, but you really didn't have to get me all of these. Thank you so much. You should be tired

Dad and Terilynn." He began to pull out boxes from various