Let's Get Married

Lily is shocked and her face turns a bit pale, “It's fine, the steps are too slippery.”

“Mummy, are you okay?” Adair also asks her with his huge eyes filled with concern.

Lily smiles, “It's fine, watch your steps, Adair. The dark-coloured steps are more slippery.”

Rex squats down without saying anything. He holds and squeezes her ankle. After making sure she is alright, he feels at ease and turns to educate his son, “That's why uncle asks you to exercise more, just so you won't be as clumsy as your mother.”

Adair nods his head as if it is true, “I know, so I can protect mummy!”

Lily, “…”

Enough already, Rex.

Not sure if it is because he feels her insidious gaze, Rex doesn’t go too far. He just changes his position and lets Lily take the child’s hand. He then follows behind the two of them.

Starting from reaching the place at nine o’clock, the three of them use more than one hour to reach the halfway point of the mountain. There is a rest area; Lily buys some water and half a bag of oranges.

After taking a short break, the three of them continue to move towards the top of the mountain. Adair is too young after all. Even though Lily gives him a hand most of the time, he still can’t bear the fatigue.

“Mummy, I can’t walk anymore.” Adair stands on the platform, looking tired.

Before Lily can say anything, Rex dashes to his front as if he has been waiting for this moment. He squats down with one of his knees on the ground. He then pats himself on the back, saying “Come up, daddy carry you.”

Joy flashes in Adair’s eyes, however the next second he hesitates and restrains himself. He stands awkwardly in place, not knowing what to do.

Uncle didn’t expect you to be

young, has self-esteem. Especially in front of Rex, Adair always has a desire to do his best. Rex sees that and encourages it, but part of this striving for excellence was still due to the lack of his company, which

hearing that, Adair finally nods, “Okay

the back of Rex, she is worried, “Forget about it, it’s not safe for

“It’s okay.”

“But…”

working out for years and is fiercely built like a leopard, now

come out from her mouth. This man is so

halfway up the mountain to the top, taking two breaks in between. When they almost reach the summit, he puts the child down, “It’s not far away to the top,

long distance, Adair already has enough rest. He

smiles in relief. He tries to stand upright again but the child grabs his hand. He is puzzled, thinking there is something

and takes out a tissue from his small pocket,

compared to a twenty-something-year-old young man. Moreover, it’s noon. A layer of fine sweat came out from his forehead. The little guy saw it and

body is frozen. He doesn’t feel tired or dizzy after climbing for so long, but right now he feels a bit dizzy being overwhelmed

the child's white and soft face. His heart is filled with tenderness,

looks at the drops of sweat on Rex’s forehead and stretches his tiny

tears in her eyes. The image in front of her is something she has never imagined, she never

saying this might be a bit cold-blooded, if Ryan does the same thing, perhaps the child will have a less profound feeling. After all, they are real father and son, and blood is thicker than

is extremely happy. He holds the child’s hand and doesn’t let go until they

holds Rex’s big hand

small hands holding two people together,

fingertip moves. She suppresses this strange feeling which is sweeping through her whole body,

top of the mountain, the view is great. They look