When There Is Nothing Left But Love

After all, Ashton was the one who brought Rachel here. Without a word, he stood up and headed in the direction which Rachel had left.

Standing behind me, Nora poked fun at me. “To be honest, you’re the most magnanimous woman I’ve ever met, pushing your husband to another woman. You’re really a genius!”

Meanwhile, Armond had sauntered toward the tent. I tilted my head and stared at her. “Shouldn’t you go to bed now?”

Her brows drew together as she glanced at Armond. At the same time, the man was looking right back at us with a solemn gaze.

Nora’s face flushed scarlet immediately. “How about sleeping in the same tent? I’m sure you won’t be able to fall asleep alone. Let me keep you company, okay?”

I broke into a fit of giggles. Giving her a sideways glance, I said nothing.

Her cheeks turned beet red as I eyed her suspiciously. “Stop overthinking. We’ve never done it before. Our relationship is as pure as it can be,” she explained hurriedly.

“I didn’t say anything. Why are you in such a hurry to explain yourself? Besides, didn’t Armond end up bleeding the last time?” I shrugged and said with a grin.

Pausing briefly, I raised my voice. “Could it be that Armond couldn’t get it up?”

“Cut the nonsense and go to sleep.” With that, she ran into a tent.

I chuckled at her reaction. Looking in the direction which Ashton left, I became a little worried.

in the wild, Ashton had to

my tent. Nora had already arranged the sleeping bags and hid herself under a blanket. “Hey pretty, spend the night

state, you need Armond more than ever. It’ll be romantic and thrilling under

a laugh while looking

asked, “How am I dirty-minded?

bantering with me and asked, “Honestly, aren’t

second before

eyes a few times, she added, “Right now, Rachel and Ashton are alone in the wild. The man is dashing, while the woman looks charming. Aren’t you

laughed. “I think I should worry about their safety

the sleeping bag

sounded outside the tent. “Scarlett!

Nora sat up and unzipped the tent

and Rachel have left for a

Nora’s brows knitted together. “We’re surrounded by grasslands. How dangerous could it be? There are no

the wild animals. Beyond this field, there’s a

they’re unlucky and get caught in a landslide, they might

scrambled out

the tent as

Just as Tabitha said, a tea farm came into view as we strode toward the

way. After walking for some time, there were no signs of the