Love You for the Rest of My Life novel Chapter 1129

Chapter 1129: Chapter 1129: The Champion Should Go to Him

Di Mingzhe sat there, constantly watching her, beholding her fervent, slightly excited demeanor. He couldn’t tear his gaze away because she was so beautiful.

After gossiping with Gu Qibao and the others, Di Xiaxia finally turned her gaze toward Di Mingzhe.

He just sat there, faintly smiling at her. Di Xiaxia felt a warmth in her heart and smiled back, then walked over to him.

As soon as she approached, he couldn’t wait to grab her hand and hold it tightly in his palm, whispering softly, "Sit here."

Di Xiaxia sat down.

He gripped her hand a bit more firmly, his broad hands enveloping her small ones, bringing them to his lips for a deep, lingering kiss before speaking, "Tired?"

Di Xiaxia felt a strong surge of affection in her heart, feeling especially cared for.

Everyone was asking about the competition, but no one asked if she was tired. So, it was still only her big brother who understood her best.

"Not tired," Di Xiaxia replied with an easy smile. "For some reason, I’m really excited!"

Di Mingzhe couldn’t help but laugh, reaching out to touch her head. "Silly girl, what’s there to be excited about?"

"Of course I’m excited," Di Xiaxia said as she took his hand and placed it on her abdomen, speaking emotionally, "Because this is a competition completed with our child. I feel as if our whole family finished the competition together. So I’m all excited, which is why I performed so well. Don’t you think our little treasure is the biggest contributor? If we can win, I actually think this victory should belong to him."

Di Xiaxia’s words took Di Mingzhe by surprise, filling him with an impulsive desire to embrace her tightly and kiss her deeply.

Xiaxia, my wife, how incredible can you be?

The tension was such that they feared the athletes would fall, and some competitors slid many times without being able to execute the required standard moves, which also caused a great deal of anxiety.

Since there weren’t many female contestants, there were only five events in total for all the athletes to compete in.

Of course, the one with the highest score would take first place.

The second event took a bit longer, nearly twenty-five minutes before the first contestant completed the whole set of actions, but fortunately, the performance was standard enough.

Then came the competitors’ exits, scoring, and interviews.

But the scores from this group of athletes, even the highest, didn’t surpass the second highest score from the previous round; overall, the scores in this event were not too optimistic.