The CEO's Lovely Twins novel Chapter 335

The congregation got bigger and bigger. People started to dance, the square was filled with merriment.

Hayden was kind of lost. After a while, a man in a white suit finally showed up from behind the tree.

“You prepared all this?” she trotted towards him, hammered his chest with her fist, laughing joyfully. “What’s the point to make such a splash for a New Year’s Eve?”

“It’s not just a New Year’s Eve but the first New Year’s Eve I spend with you. And I hope it will be you who spend every New Year’s Eve with me in the future.”

“Of course.”Hayden raised her brow, complacent. “Who wants to spend their New Year’s Eve with you except for me?”

“You agreed. And don’t you regret it.”Joseph smiled, gripped Hayden’s hand. Then under the eyes of the crowd, he got on one knee.

For an instant, Hayden froze.

The blue box in Joseph’s hands was exquisite. With a clicking sound, he flipped it open.

Inside it was a dozen of rings different in shape, glimmering under the light. Hayden gaped, and the move she had when she divined what Joseph was trying to do was replaced by amusement.

“Are you proposing?” she asked.

Joseph raised his brow, acting like this was the common way of proposing. “Lest you would say that you don’t like the ring I picked, I have ten rings custom-made. So you will like at least one of them.”

Hayden smiled, happily. Then tears of joy shed.

“Pick one.”Joseph looked at her, affection and tenderness in his eyes.

Snuffling, Hayden averted her eyes from Joseph purposely and reached her hand out.

“Only kids make choice, adults want them all.”

“Is that so?”

Joseph smiled, and then one by one, he put the rings on Hayden’s fingers. Soon there was a ring on each finger of her right hand.

Hayden was just joking. She didn't expect Joseph would actually do so, so she withdrew her hand hurriedly.

“You really think I mean it?”

Joseph fanned out his hands, smiling at her.

“Your left hand.”

It was supposed to be something touching, but now it somehow was hilarious. Hayden looked at the rings on her fingers laughing uncontrollably.

“I look like an arriviste, don’t I?”

“You wore my ring, now you are mine.”

“I’m yours.” She murmured. “Always have, always will.”

Her journey with Joseph was not so propitious, there had been ups and downs. Maybe fate just tethered them together. Though she had struggled before, but now she had thought it through. If she was to choose someone to spend the rest of her life with, it would be Joseph, Joseph Beckham.

To her, Joseph was not an option, he was the answer.

Joseph took her to the restaurant on the top floor of the mall, from where they could enjoy the evening scenery of the city.

“I thought you would take the kids here too,” Hayden said, “is that how people propose? Friends and families gather together to cheer.”

Joseph replied in a tender tone.

“Because I hope you want to marry because of me.”

“Not because of the kids, nor that your uncle and aunt accept me now, nor any other reason, but because you love me.”