Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

"You booked the entire park at this hour. Are we going on a night tour?" Kathryn asked with a smile.

She decided to leave the bouquet of flowers in the car, thinking it would just get in the way.

Pedro closed the car door, took her hand, and led her toward the park entrance.

As they approached, the security captain stepped forward and reported, "Mr. Fang, the park is completely empty now. We've cleared the square as well. Everything is secure."

"Thank you," Pedro said sincerely.

"It's no trouble at all," the captain replied. After all, it was their job.

At this late hour, the park was nearly deserted. Pedro had rented out a large open square just for tonight's fireworks display. Everything had been approved in

advance, so the only thing left was to ensure the area remained clear.

In the heart of the park, there was a spacious square next to a wide, grassy lawn. Every year, during the Lantern Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, the local government hosted fireworks displays here, with many companies sponsoring the event.

For a city where even firecrackers were banned during the New Year and other holidays, watching a fireworks show here twice a year was a rare and exciting event.

the park, Kathryn glanced at Pedro and asked eagerly, "Are you finally going to tell me what surprise

can't wait to find

already so late-there's no need to

guards stationed around the area. Even though this was the safest

spotted a large stack of unlit fireworks arranged in the center

off fireworks here?" she exclaimed, her

fireworks show in so long, except on TV. Back in the countryside, I used to watch others set them off, but I never got to do it myself. They didn't want to spend money on fireworks for me,

to light them yourself? That entire

a truck in the distance and said, "There are plenty

see as many fireworks

"Okay!" Kathryn agreed eagerly.

of

finished lighting them, Pedro grabbed Kathryn's hand and pulled her to a

a loud whoosh, the fireworks shot up into the dark night sky. A second later, they exploded with a resounding boom, scattering into dazzling patterns. Because more than a dozen boxes were

"So beautiful..."

"It's so beautiful!"