Revenge Of The Jilted Bride (Ophelia) novel Chapter 255

Chapter 255 

Until dawn, with the sound of rain outside, Ophelia lay on the soft bed, drifting into a deep sleep. 

With Kenneth holding her, she slept soundly, not waking up until the afternoon, when the rain finally stopped. 

Kenneth was still beside her, gazing at her with tender eyes. 

“I’ve taken care of everything. How about we go on a vacation today?” Kenneth’s voice was low, tinged with a bit of raspiness. 

“Okay. How long are we going for?” Ophelia turned over and found herself pressed against Kenneth’s chest. 

Ophelia instinctively wrapped her arms around Kenneth’s waist and buried her head in his embrace. 

“About a week,” Kenneth replied. 

Ophelia did the math in her head. “That works perfectly. We’ll be back just in time for June 1st, and then we can go straight to get our marriage license.” 

And it would soon be their one–year anniversary together. 

“Get up. Pack your things,” Kenneth said, gently tapping her shoulder. 

Ophelia, like a little cat, snuggled closer to him. 

Then she stretched and, feeling a little sore, sat up on the bed. 

Kenneth’s hand gently moved to her lower back, massaging it for a moment to ease her discomfort. 

“I’ve made arrangements with your company. I had Mark assign a couple of people to help out, so you don’t have to worry. Just relax,” Kenneth reassured her. 

He had already taken care of everything that she was concerned about. 

Perhaps because of the events from the day before, Kenneth wanted to take her away for a little break to clear their minds. 

The rain outside gradually let up, and the clusters of pink roses, dotted with raindrops, shimmered in the warm sunlight. 

Scattered petals, knocked off by the rain, lay along the path, creating a beautiful scene. 

The itinerary for the island was quickly arranged. 

They caught a flight the next afternoon, which took about four or five hours. 

By the time they landed, it was just dusk. 

The sun, sinking slowly toward the horizon, painted half the sky in a fiery red. 

This time of year, many people were vacationing, and the island resort they were staying at had just opened, still in its soft launch phase, yet there were already plenty of visitors. 

Compared to the busy resort hotels by the beach, Kenneth had chosen a much more secluded place to stay. 

The architecture was reminiscent of Rosewood Manor’s semi–detached villas, but more accurately, it resembled the place Kenneth lived in Milagia. 

There was an enormous mountain–view swimming pool, offering a panoramic view of the entire resort area and the deep 

blue ocean. 

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The temperature here was warmer than in Dellanex, and it didn feel cold even in the evening, as the sea breeze made the atmosphere cozy and pleasant 

There was a swing on the balcony outside. 

After they unpacked, the sky gradually darkened. 

The surrounding lights came on one by one, more beautiful than the stars, like a galaxy spilling down to their feet.