The Runaway Groom

Chapter 771

"I'm fine," Irene replied.

She was just glad to see Tommy laugh so much!

Leaning against Isaac's arm and giving Tommy a pinch on his soft cheeks, she pointed at his cotton candy and asked, ''Can I have a bite?"

Tommy held it out to her and she took a bite, leaving sticky stains around her lips, which latched on the tissue when she wiped it. She regretted eating it, as she felt sticky all over her lips now.

“Over here."

Isaac poured some bottled water over his fingers and wiped her lips, which easily removed the sticky stains.

As he lowered his gaze to study her lips with a serious look, Irene felt her heart skip a beat at the sight of his beautiful face.

She felt at once a little conceited and a little superficial. Having a man beside her and tending to her was certainly going to leave others envious, because she could sense many a young lady shooting looks at them!

Smiling, she shifted closer to him as if to tell everyone else that he was hers.

There was a jingle signaling the end of the last ride, and that they could go in.

Each seat of the little train seated three, suiting them perfectly!

train chugged along its tracks just like a steam locomotive, and Tommy was excitedly leaning over the

him and gave him a light smack

kept leaning over as he took more bites off his cotton candy—Isaac

plucked a piece of cotton candy and shoved it at Isaac's mouth then.

He did not open his mouth, so the white piece of fluff stuck

sight, and Irene could not help laughing. Isaac opened his

place, pasting his lips against

then, but Isaac already withdrew by the time she

night, and there were also programs planned for children—it was

was soundly

drove, he asked,

and she spotted a stall

she said, "Let's have

over there, but frowned

never have that before, have you? Try it—it's good," Irene said, noting

the car then and took Tommy off her arms.

find your life dull? It's only by experiencing new things that

the stall, she ordered peppers, corn, salted fish, and some beef, sticking mostly to the vegetables since the

sit at one of the tables, having left