Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1642

Chapter 1642 Merry Christmas

Monica turned to look at him. She saw only tenderness in his eyes, always giving her a sense of security.

"Okay, let's hook our pinkies!" She tilted her head and stretched out her finger to him.

Around them were couples leaving.

Amidst the relatively noisy crowd, Tristan's heart and eyes were only on her. He stood in front of her and cooperatively stretched out his finger to hook hers.

As the dignified leader of the Clarke Group, Tristan didn't feel hooking pinkies was childish at all. On the contrary, he was very willing to play with her.

"Hooked pinkies, hooked for a hundred years, not allowed to change!"

"Okay, okay, won't change."

After hooking pinkies, Tristan put his arm around her shoulders, "Let's go." Then he took her out with him, "There are still more than twenty minutes until the new year. I'll take you somewhere."

"Okay!"

As long as she was with him, she was very willing, without needing to ask where.

In Monica's eyes, even just walking down the street hand in hand with Tristan was the ultimate romance. She was very willing to go and enjoy it.

Tristan drove for fifteen minutes and took her to a nature park.

As soon as the car stopped steadily, he anxiously told her, "Hurry up and get out of the car."

"Oh." Monica quickly unfastened her seatbelt.

After getting out of the car, Tristan immediately took her hand and ran forward, obviously in a hurry.

Monica had never been here before. Under the warm yellow light of the street lamps, as the two ran, she saw a hill in the near distance.

Sure enough, Tristan took her up the stairs up the hill.

She still didn't ask anything, and tried her best to follow him uphill.

"Be careful, don't miss a step." Tristan glanced at his watch, being considerate of her.

The two soon reached the top of the mountain. Standing on flat ground and looking down, there was a feeling of sudden enlightenment, after all the mountain was of considerable height.

The park was huge, as if you could see the not-so-distant emerald waters.