Serena led Evelyn to a flower stall where roses, wrapped in colorful paper, looked vibrant and dewy even in the dim light. She bought a bouquet, then pulled Evelyn close and whispered, "Evelyn, give this bouquet to Daddy, and then have Daddy give it to Mommy."
Evelyn nodded her little head at once. Clutching the flowers, she fluttered over to Ian like a happy little bird, tilted her head back, and said, "Daddy, this is for you."
Ian looked with some surprise at the bouquet in his daughter's hands, then saw Serena's mischievous smile from a distance as she mouthed silently, "For Eleanor."
"Thank you, sweetheart." Ian took the flowers, his eyes filled with a smiling mix of amusement and resignation.
He certainly understood his sister's intentions.
He looked down at the bouquet in his arms, then toward Eleanor, who had her back to him, watching the performance on stage.
She held her juice bottle as the DJ on stage hyped up the crowd. The music, cheers, and the sound of waves intertwined, creating a cacophony of joyful noise. It had been a long time since Eleanor had been this relaxed.
The night wind lifted her hair and the hem of her dress. The flickering light of the flames danced across her face, obscuring her exact expression, but her relaxation and pleasure were palpable.
Ian picked up the bouquet and, without hesitation, strode toward her.
Eleanor sensed someone approach and instinctively turned her head. A tall figure stood beside her. In the darkness, Ian's gaze was especially bright, locked tightly on her.
Just as Eleanor was about to turn away, a bouquet of flowers was suddenly presented to her. She froze for a few seconds.
"For you," Ian's low voice drifted over with the sea breeze.
Eleanor looked at the vibrant flowers, then up at Ian. The sea wind had tousled his hair, but his gaze was unusually focused and earnest.
She thought about refusing, but to do so in this atmosphere would seem too deliberate and cold.
She reached out, took the flowers, and said, "Thank you."
Ian's lips curved into a smile. Her not refusing was good enough for him.


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The readers' comments on the novel: No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor)
Without Vanessa to serve as an antagonist, it’s turned a reasonably story into dead wood. I just can't anymore. After, Vanessa's life went downhill it was the perfect time to wrap up the story....
I dont Understand why he keep Clingy on that Girl Vanessa, this couple has Lack of Trust and communication to each other, Lan Never explain the reason what was goin' on, if i were on Eleanor i will do the same.. your his wife yet people around him Doesnt even know that your the wife 😅😅 fuck that 6 yrs of marriage😆😆 he even the richest man he hire thousand people to look for that vanessa girl but he didnt do it 😆 even giving her a jewelry with Million dollar as a wife its hurt to see this, even when she Nearly drawn at the pool with that Girl vanessa, Lan Save Vanessa over his wife😆😆 That Guy is totally a REDFLAG😆...
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