My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth) novel Chapter 226

Chapter 226

They both now sat on the fluffy wool carpet. Arabella leaned back slightly and supported herself with both her hands on the ground. She struggled to kick Kenneth with her small feet. Her face reddened out of shyness, and she pouted, looking at Kenneth with her watery eyes and having no idea how girlishly cute she was at the moment.

Kenneth let her go for the time being and released his hold.

Arabella quickly stood up. She lay prone by the French window and raised her head to look at the stars in the sky. It was said that one could reach for the stars here, and now, she felt that it was true.

Arabella looked at the diamond ring she was wearing on her right hand and smiled quietly and sweetly, and then she slowly stretched out her little hand, trying to touch the stars.

At this time, a "shooting star" flew across the sky in the distance and came straight to Arabella's hand.

Arabella was startled and retracted her hand while flinching. At this time, someone came up behind her, put his strong arm around her slender waist and tightly held her in his arms.

"What are you afraid of?" Kenneth kissed her hair and laughed in a low voice.

At this time, the "shooting star" suddenly exploded, instantly turned into colorful fireworks, and then quickly fell to the ground, like a meteor shower.

Bang. The sky was full of brightly coloured fireworks. The night sky in Hardgrad was aglow with fireworks.

Arabella was stunned and marveled, like an innocent little girl who had never seen the world, "Wow, it's so beautiful."

Kenneth hugged her tightly in his arms as his thin lips fell on her snow-white earlobe. He kissed her again and again. Then he took out his cell phone and tweeted. "Mrs. Lucero, I hope you can always be by my side as happy as a kid. Happy birthday to you."

...

Stephany was now out of the Emgrand Hotel and stood right outside the hotel. Now the whole Hardgrad was a seething cauldron of emotion. All the cars and pedestrians on the streets had stopped, and everyone was looking at the sky with fascination at the moment.

Hardgrad's sky had been illuminated by countless fireworks like meteor showers.