The CEO’s Regret My Ex-Wife is a Tech Goddess novel Chapter 301

Suddenly, a scream echoed from the nearby hillside.

They turned in unison to see a little girl tumbling down the slope after losing her footing.

Silas immediately sprinted toward her.

Alaina followed close behind.

The girl rolled uncontrollably, heading straight for the jagged rocks at the bottom of the hill.

Silas dove forward, catching her in his arms and neutralizing the danger just in time.

Catching up to them, Alaina let out a long breath of relief.

Silas asked the girl in German if she was hurt.

Still in shock, she shook her head and thanked him.

Moments later, the girl's family rushed over.

They pulled the girl into a tight embrace, expressing their deepest gratitude to the couple.

Upon learning that Silas and Alaina were tourists, they warmly invited them to their home.

Unable to refuse such overwhelming hospitality, Silas turned to Alaina for her thoughts.

She smiled and nodded.

Along the way, the man introduced himself as Lucas Lochner, explaining that he lived in the nearby town of Lakebriar.

Though Alaina didn't understand German, she could tell the conversation between Silas and Lucas was effortless and pleasant.

Silas would glance back occasionally to translate for her. "Lucas asked if we were married, and I said yes. He also asked if we're here on our honeymoon."

Alaina looped her arm through his, chuckling softly. "Well, it certainly feels like a honeymoon."

Lakebriar sat nestled between the mountains and the water, its scattered European-style wooden chalets brimming with classic Swiss charm.

Light beige walls met dark red sloped roofs, and every windowsill overflowed with blooming hyacinths and tulips. The mix of soft purples, warm reds, and creamy whites was vibrant yet delicate.

The cobblestone paths wound through the town, quiet beneath their feet. A sparrow would occasionally dart across the path and land lightly on a wall, adding a touch of lively warmth to the idyllic setting.

Lucas ushered them inside with open arms, recounting the accident to the rest of the household.

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