True Love Waits

Chapter 1102 Final

Matthew had an absurdly high standard for interior design and decoration. His taste demanded a uniqueness for which he had to source most of the decoration materials from various parts of the world.

Things were, however, much simpler with Sheffield, because he cared for nothing else except for the opinions of his wife and daughter. Fortunately, Evelyn wasn't as nit-picky as Matthew was about the decoration. Before long, with the help of many people working together, the decoration of their whole house was completed in no time.

Gwyn's favorite part of the entire place was the food pantry, where Sheffield had made a small shelf just for her and painted it with cherry red lacquer. This was where Gwyn's candies were being kept in dozens of colorful jars. Gwyn was so fond of it, the mere mention of it would make her heart sing with a whoop of undisguised glee.

Evelyn, however, enforced a strict rule which allowed Gwyn no more than five candies a day.

Five candies? Unfortunately, that was far from what Gwyn had in mind, which was why she would always be found hanging around the pantry.

In the blink of an eye, Gwyn's second birthday had come along. This was the first time Sheffield would celebrate his daughter's birthday, which was more than enough reason for him to throw a grand party. The invitation list alone was so extensive that it covered every friend and relative they had and the venue of the event was the island Sheffield had given to Evelyn as the bride price.

The entire island was shaped like a giant heart. From the pale tones of rose pink that were the essence of the guava, to the mellow yellows of mango, the cherry red hues of lychee and the fresh brown of soil, these were the epitome of the island. The flecks of green here and there were of the custard apple and freshly grown tea leaves. Overlooking from above, one would witness the beauty of nature in all its

essence.

Since a lot of the guests were children, the number of bodyguards for the party had to be doubled so that every child was properly looked after on the island.

The laughter of children filled the air, while the adults happily threw shapes on the dance floor. The ones that didn't want to partake in such merriment took to other forms of entertainment such as singing games and other activities.

"Have you ever taught Gwyn how to dance?" Sheffield whispered softly into Evelyn's ears.

"No. She had PTSD not long after she could walk." Sheffield and Evelyn had arranged many classes for the little girl such as early childhood development lessons; drawing and even piano lessons. However, they seemed to have missed out on dance classes.

Sheffield immediately decided to rectify the situation. "It's okay. I'll teach her!"

Before Evelyn knew it, Sheffield confidently strutted into the dance floor with their daughter in his arms, leaving Evelyn puzzled and at a loss for words.

On his daughter's second birthday, Sheffield accompanied Gwyn in the first dance of her life.

On the dance floor, Sheffield held Gwyn's hand and smiled, softly carrying her on his other arm. They swayed back and forth with grace, father and daughter, in a dance that left everyone staring at them in

awe.

both father and daughter, the bond between them

sight of their happy faces brought a smile and a sense of relief on Evelyn's face as she placed her hands on her

boy. A son and a daughter-the picture

Spring Festival, in the

of cheerful laughter echoed every now and then. Freshly fallen snow could only mean one thing-a snowball fight! Sheffield, Evelyn, Joshua, Matthew, Terilynn, and Gwyn all joined in on the fun. While Joshua was busy

from the leaves to fall and cover Joshua's entire body. "Look! A snowman!" Sheffield yelled. Everyone

Joshua grabbed a

Gwyn ran to the tree and pointed at the snow. "Dad,

a moment to smoothen his disheveled hair and catch his breath.

to be a

what she meant and smirked at her knowingly.

a hat and wrapping a scarf around her, Sheffield said, "Gwyn, are you

hand and jumped

tree again and turned

to another tree, gesturing at Sheffield to do

starting to like the game and so he kicked the tree

the scene with Miranda, who

mistakenly assumed that Sheffield was pulling a trick on Gwyn. He was so angry, he wasted no

"Sheffield Tang! What do you

Without even turning his head, he ran away as

passed by Joshua, his son-in-law handed

snowball and continued chasing after

Sheffield dodged and the snowball fell on

as well. It was Sheffield in the

out laughing at the scene, while

over the manor until he finally caught him

up into the sky, Matthew exhaled deeply. It felt good to finally have

good to me and make things up to me!" Sheffield remembered Carlos' words from

on the ground and asked, "I

his head obediently and said, "No, it's my fault. You have been

seemed satisfied as he stood up proudly over Sheffield. "Will you ever bully