Chapter 1083 - 1110: Meeting the Parents (6)
"Engagement?" Windsor Myres saw the seriousness in his expression and was momentarily dazed.
"Mm." Camden River nodded, "Let’s get engaged first, then we can decide whether to marry right after graduation or wait a while, what do you think? Which option do you hope for?"
"I want to get married right now." Windsor Myres laughed happily.
She looked really happy, and Camden River felt a bit of joy too. The unpleasantness between them suddenly dissipated, and it felt like they were back to the best times in their relationship, gazing at each other with tenderness.
Camden River’s ears suddenly turned red, "What are you talking about? Hurry back, it’s fine to drop you off here, go and make your mom happy."
"I want to go with you."
"Not today." Camden River said seriously, "Tomorrow night I’ll take you out for dinner."
"Alright." Windsor Myres pouted.
Camden River urged her, "Hurry back."
Windsor Myres smiled and tiptoed to bite his chin, then hopped back a step, laughing.
She was still wearing high heels, so Camden River quickly reminded her, "Be careful not to fall."
"It’s nothing." Windsor Myres laughed carelessly, then blew him a kiss before reluctantly turning around and heading home.
Camden River watched her back, took a long breath, touched his chin, and couldn’t help but smile again. He unlocked his car, got in, and drove away.
It felt like everything was full of hope.
As long as Windsor Myres could be a bit more obedient, he felt much more relaxed. This relaxation seemed to be able to wash away the unhappiness and pain, slowly re-energizing his heart, which had been exhausted by this love.
Camden River was in a good mood.
Meanwhile—
Having been driven back to Cloudy Capital by Daniel Davis, Tong Tong was in a foul mood.
It was about the lunch earlier; it was the first time she got upset with Daniel Davis. She felt that Daniel Davis was doing it on purpose, deliberately for Camden River to see, deliberately competing with Windsor Myres. Her mind was a whirl of thoughts, and once they got home, she couldn’t help but say, "Brother Davis."
"Mm?" Daniel Davis leaned on the sofa, loosened the second button on his shirt, and glanced at her.
Tong Tong took a sip from a glass of water on the coffee table.
It was Sunday, and no one was home. Knowing she’d be out for a date, both housekeepers had taken leave, so the luxurious and spacious living room felt particularly quiet. She could even hear the sound of her drinking water.
Tong Tong was a bit nervous, carefully choosing her words, "Please don’t do that anymore, okay?"
"What?" Daniel Davis’s tone was slightly grave.
"Outside, I am not accustomed to being so intimate, it feels uncomfortable for people to see." Tong Tong didn’t look at him, her voice was low, "So, like at lunch earlier, I hope in the future, um, not anymore."
"..." Daniel Davis was silent for quite a while.
Tong Tong took another sip from the water glass, feeling tense.
She never asks anyone for anything, to even say these few words, she had to rehearse it repeatedly in her mind.
Daniel Davis glanced at her, his tone plain, "Because of Camden River?"
"No."
"The truth? I want to hear the truth."
Tong Tong looked at him sideways, pressed her lips together, and after a moment, quietly said, "Mm. It is partly because of him, Brother Davis, I..."
"Still love him?"
"Hmm?"
"You still love him, don’t you?"
"No."