Stuck in you

Michael happened to come over that day and overheard the conversation among his employees.

Seeing the surprised expression written all over Eric's face, Michael guessed that he didn't know about the news.

Since Jack asked him to take care of Eric, Michael felt that it was his duty to reassure the man.

Plus, he liked watching dramas unfold. Although he might sympathize with Jack's hardships in trying to pursue his wife, he couldn't help but be entertained by the man's antics.

Michael had always disliked Celine, so when he heard that they broke up, he was ecstatic.

He was also very pleased that Jack finally got together with Rachel.

What he didn't expect was for their relationship to develop so fast. In fact, he didn't know what Jack was thinking when he decided to out their relationship under the public's scrutiny.

So far, the internet was still releasing bits and pieces about Rachel, and not the entire thing.

It was not that others couldn't take photos or find evidence of Rachel's existence, but as long as they didn't get any approval, it was as if those photos don't even exist. No one dared to reveal her information.

Michael reassured him, "Don't worry. He won't bully Rachel."

He would only make her his woman.

Eric pursed his lips. He knew that Michael was Jack's friend, so he would put in a good word for Jack.

Although he knew exactly what he was thinking, Michael chose to ignore him and chatted with the others.

Unlike the people who couldn't believe that Jack was finally with Rachel, Michael had expected from the very start that they were meant to be.

He knew Jack well enough to know what he wanted,

and it seemed that time would tell.

If they weren't right for each other, they would've already separated after a few years of being together, but it seemed the years between Jack and Rachel had only brought them closer.

After taking a shower and eating dinner, they went out of the hotel. The air here was much cooler than in Ninwell City.

Jack didn't really have the chance to tour around the ancient city, given that he usually came here to watch over his project.

Although the sightseeing areas around the ancient city weren't as extravagant as other well-known monuments, there were still plenty of interesting places that they had to see.

kinds of livelihood conditions had been promoted around the

in the evening, he immediately arranged a

gave them a map and made sure to circle all the restaurants that they

saved them so much time from

touring the city at night. Before they went out, they made sure

hand

She pursed

of warmth. Although it was already night time, the streets were ablaze with light and the music thumped along

the

onto their shopping bags and yelled at the top of their

were closed, the small stalls were bustling as everyone tried to squeeze their way into the

they followed the crowd, they found that there was a temple at the other end of the road.

were rows of offerings. There were different

children ran towards them, waving their luminous sticks up in the air. Seeing them coming towards her, Jack pulled her over, protecting her from bumping into

of drums reverberated across the

shock

the direction of the

"Come on," he whispered as he took her forward, protecting her as they squeezed

were stalls at both ends selling some gadgets and toys for

front. As they passed through the crowds, Jack

end of the road. Seeing all the people standing on their

a circle, giving

of them tied a piece of red cloth around his head as he held two long flags in his hands. He howled to the beat. Soon enough, two men

in sync to their footsteps. In fact, they didn't slow down till the two of them reached

awe of their

passed, the men started to form another long line. There was changed in the

are they

not sure," Jack admitted as he kept her close

by a mid-aged woman next to them. Although

that there had been an influx of tourists coming into their

it was normal.

woman was

the

and explained,

is a traditional custom left by our ancestors. On this day, the residents of the surrounding villages all come together to pray for

every word she had said with relish as she stared at the