Savage Love On His Wheelchair novel Chapter 806

"In the past, when I was very young, every Mid-Autumn Festival, my mother would take me together to release river lanterns, she said that the river lanterns can be what we want in our hearts, what we want in our hearts are written on it, so the river lanterns will carry our wishes slowly down the river, to help us achieve what we want!"

Rosemary put her hands together, rested her chin on her hands, and said softly, "I hope we can always be as happy as we are now, all the time!"

Wilson looked at Rosemary, who was making a wish, and said softly in his heart, "I am willing to spend my life holding your hand and walking with you through every second of the future, until the dust settles, my love for you will never change!"

After a while, Rosemary slowly opened her eyes, and a charming smile appeared at the corner of her mouth.

"What are you thinking about, so happy!"

"I used to dream that one day I could come together with the man I love to set off river lanterns, and now that my wish has come true, I'm really happy in my heart!"

Putting her arms around his neck, Rosemary said happily.

"Then I will accompany you to set off river lanterns every Mid-Autumn Festival in the future!"

The words fell, the sexy lips gently printed up, sucking the sweetness of her mouth.

The people next to them looked at the two who were kissing and forgetting about each other, and were very sensible to give them a bigger place to vacate.

Heidi glanced at them with a faint smile on her face.

"Rosemary has finally come out of her misery, and it's great to see the two of them getting better and better!"

"What about you, are you really just going to live like this with your kids?"

With a slight smile, "Edmund, haven't we discussed this issue before? I still stick to what I said before!"

Edmund looked at her with a heartbroken face and said, "I'm not advising you to find him, I just think that if you really intend to end that relationship that doesn't belong to you, then whether it's for your sake or for the sake of the child, I think you should go and find a love that really belongs to you!!!"

"Just like this lamp, no matter where it floats to, but eventually with will find a place to land, because it can't float endlessly like this, it always has to find a place where it can stay!"

Yes! This light will find a harbor where it belongs, but what about her?

Can she really let go of Fred and accept a new relationship?

"I heard people say that wishing on the river lamp is very spiritual, you try!"

"Does Edmund believe in this too?"

Heidi looked at him, a little unconvinced that the medical wizard in front of her would believe this as well.

Shrugged, said: "In fact, there is no belief or disbelief in this, but occasionally self-deception, it is still good!"

After all, sometimes self-healing is more effective than any medicine.

"In that case, let us deceive ourselves a little!"

Putting the river lantern in her hand into the river and clasping her hands together, Heidi murmured softly in her heart, "I hope everything goes well for Fred and that he is always happy!"

"Rosemary, you must be happy forever!"

Forgetting the two people snuggled together over there, Edmund's mouth curled into a bitter smile that blinked away.

"Hey, what are you doing! There are so many people here, there is no way that ghost thing will come here!"

Nathaniel followed Crystal's lead, displeased.

This woman is really trouble, a good Mid-Autumn Festival not in the hotel to rest, not to enjoy the beautiful scenery, but hard to find some obscure things to play.

Crystal suddenly stopped in her tracks and gave the man in front of her a blank look. She really couldn't understand how this man could be more nagging than a woman, and if it wasn't for the fact that he had taken care of her for so long, she would have wanted to kick her to the side.

"If you don't want to follow you can not follow, I'm not forcing you!"

Looking around at the tourists coming and going, Crystal was depressed and glared at the man in front of her, if it wasn't for him, how could she have lost that thing along.