Chapter 339 Incredibly Sweet
Maybe it was the spicy wings they had, but his lips looked darker than usual; it had a tempting redness, like- a ripe apple, giving off a surprising warmth.
Maggie smiled softly and blinked innocently at him.
Nathael gulped as he suddenly found the noodles in the bowl less appetizing, and he couldn’t even the wings.
His intense gaze landed on her curved lips as he said deeply, “You can kiss me.”
Maggie was speechless for a moment. Seeing his composed manner, her cheeks blushed slightly. This guy really doesn’t care about appearances at all.
After they finished eating, they packed up several servings according to Maggie’s plan.
Since the noodles and soup were separated, she wasn’t worried about them getting soft. Maggie didn’t go to deliver them herself; Alex took care of it.
Both of them were full and satisfied, with Maggie feeling stuffed, so she and Nathael decided to hold hands. and continue their stroll down the street.
In addition to various snacks and treats, there were also many performances on the commercial street.
There were singers with guitars, impromptu stages set up by drama groups, and various street performers, with music, shouts, and constant excitement, making it lively.
Looking around, Maggie didn’t feel like buying anything, but she enjoyed being part of the hustle and. bustle.
“Cotton candy, cotton candy! All sorts of styles–anything you can imagine, I can make!”
A man’s loud call caught Maggie’s attention, and she saw a crowd gathered around a stall, so Maggie immediately pulled Nathael over.
Since they weren’t very close, Maggie had to stand on tiptoe to get a better view.
“Sir, can you make anything out of cotton candy?” Maggie asked.
“Of course, Miss, anything!” The man’s hands didn’t stop moving, and the melted sugar in his hand quickly formed a unicorn design.
Some people clapped and cheered, while someone eagerly took the cotton candy, saying, “It looks exactly like a unicorn!”
Maggie looked over and felt that it indeed resembled it. It might not be very detailed, but at a glance, you could tell it was a unicorn.
Maggie couldn’t help but think of the brooch she was making for Nathael, which was an outline of him. Perhaps this cotton candy would have a similar effect, but not as intricate as hers.
“What would you like me to make, Miss?” the man smiled and asked.
“Him” Maggie’s cheeks turned slightly pink as she pointed at Nathael.
The man looked Nathael up and down, and he couldn’t help but exclaim, “Wow, young man, you’re really handsome!”
Upon hearing this, Nathael also paid and said, “I want one of her too.
The man shook his head and chuckled. “Young people are so sweet.”
As he spoke, the man operated the machine and created the contour of a head. He used melted sugar of different colors for the hair, face, and body.
The man occasionally glanced up, but didn’t scrutinize too much, yet he managed to create a remarkable resemblance, which was quite impressive.
I’m done, Miss. Here you go. Just be careful not to ruin your husband’s face.” The man joked with a laugh.
Maggie reached out and took it, feeling amazed.
Maggie held Nathael’s cotton candy figure, with half of his body mounted on a stick, featuring sharp characteristics and narrow, deep eyes that hinted at gentleness.
“You can totally see it’s you, Maggie remarked involuntarily.
The man’s cotton candy figure bore some resemblance to her drawings of him, albeit less delicate due to the nature of cotton candy. Still, Maggie felt quite content.
Soon enough, the man crafted a figure of Maggie, depicting her with casually flowing hair and a radiant smile, evoking a sense of happiness.
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