Interest Compounds on Revenge (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 167
The clear sky, the soft breeze whispering in their ears, and the wildflowers blooming freely everywhere—it was the perfect place for a wedding.
Terren lifted Lea from her wheelchair and led her to where the wildflowers bloomed most abundantly.
“Do you like this kind of wedding?”
He asked, gazing at Lea’s face brimming with excitement. He still believed that any woman would desire a grand and lavish wedding.
“I love it so much.”
Her face bore no makeup, her hair fell naturally around her shoulders, and she wore a hastily made floral crown—but he had never seen a more beautiful bride in the world.
“You’re beautiful.”
“You look handsome, Terren.”
Yet, perhaps because it was still a wedding ceremony in name, both of their faces clearly showed nervous tension.
“Are you sure you’re fine with becoming Grace Courtois?”
“I’ll gladly accept it. But Terren, you must live only as my man for eternity—do you agree?”
“I’m honored beyond words.”
“Hmm… instead of rings… let’s make a promise.”
Lea extended her pinky finger toward Terren.
Though it was Chainer’s specialty, strangely, making a promise by linking pinkies left an imprint-like impression on the heart.
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This is sounding less like a punishment and more like a privilege.
Sometimes this novel’s inability to reflect anything close to realism frustrates me. Let’s reward arson and attempted murder! (Can’t help but point out the lack of creativity with Mr. Baker’s name.)