In Love, Never Say Never

In love, never say never novel read online free chapter 179

This was my first time in K City. Being the country’s capital, it came with rich historical background. Not only did it pay homage to its rich past, but it also served to usher in its even brighter future.

However, such a large city meant that it came with its own set of problems, namely traffic. Ashton had one hand on the steering wheel while his other drummed impatiently against the steering wheel.

I looked at the scenery outside the car window distractedly. I may have seemed calm on the outside, but I was actually quite nervous.

I had never met Ashton’s aunt before.

The city center was a glorious sight. In an area where every square inch of land was worth a lot of money, they had also developed natural green pockets and parks. The people who lived here were super-rich with their cars dotting the parking lots.

When I got out of the car, I noticed that even shrubs and trees in the area were exotic. There was also an eye-catching lily pond in the center, where pink and white lilies were in full bloom.

Ashton took me along a cobblestone path. As we walked up the stairs, we soon reached another stately-looking Oriental-style villa.

In the two years that I’d been with Ashton, I’d seen plenty of luxurious villas. The property in front of me was particularly outstanding and overwhelming.

Standing at the gate was a very composed woman who looked to be in her thirties. She wore a dress the color of ink, embroidered with daisies.

As soon as she saw us, she greeted us with a joyous smile. “Well, I’d been expecting you both for breakfast instead! Since you took so long to arrive, we can only have lunch.”

apologize. The traffic was terrible!” replied Ashton, looking

while, he hadn’t let go of my

as her smile widened. She pulled me towards her for a closer look. “So she is the woman father chose? She has an

grinned and said, “Hello, Aunt

three children in his lifetime. Out of the three, two were sons. The eldest died young, leaving only one other male in

and black tiles,

someone sitting under a sunshade, drinking tea with a book in his hands.

help but lean against Ashton, instinctively clutching

Ashton paused to glance at what

son, Marcus,” said Sally with a smile.

and

I entered the villa. Sally looked to be only a few years older than Ashton, yet when she introduced Marcus, she referred to him as

doubts, I couldn’t just blurt

dressed in an off-white shirt and gray slacks with white household slippers. Marcus exuded

would’ve been the perfect catch for any

being called in the distance. Putting aside my

pregnant, dearest,” said Sally with a gentle smile.

the feeling that someone