Flash Marriage: She becomes Mrs. CEO after the Failed Dowry Talk Chapter 937: Witnessing a Grand Fireworks Feast

"Look, I told you that you’d see the stars, and you definitely can!"

After leaving the Hunan cuisine restaurant, Nora Northwood dragged Jasper Sinclair to a virtual observatory.

There were telescopes here and a virtual stargazing platform.

"Wait for a mont."

Nora left a word and went alone to the telescope.

Jasper stood by, watching her slightly bent body, his gaze never leaving her from start to finish.

After quite a while, Nora straightened up and beckoned the man with her finger, "Co over and look."

Jasper raised an eyebrow, walked over with interest.

He took Nora’s previous position, and through the telescope, he saw the twinkling stars.

So, this was what she ant by stargazing, indeed a surprising date.

However, due to the height difference, Jasper had to keep bending over, feeling sowhat sore.

After moving away from the telescope, he found Nora staring at him intently, her eyes twinkling, even brighter than the stars in the telescope.

Inexplicably, it made one’s heart feel soft.

He asked, "Want to see real stars?"

"But the stars here aren’t bright, I want to see..." Nora thought for a mont and said, "I want to see a sky full of stars!"

"There’s nothing your man can’t do."

Due to urban environntal pollution, it’s rare to see a sky full of stars in a big city.

Jasper’s voice rang again in her ear: "Go now, or go next ti?"

Just as Nora was contemplating, a blasting sound echoed in her ear.

The next second, people around let out various degrees of gasps and exclamations.

The scene outside the glass window was illuminated by fireworks.

Everyone in the observatory simultaneously put down their telescopes and looked outside.

Nora pulled Jasper’s wrist to join the fun.

The sun was slowly setting, the sky was not completely dark yet; fireworks shot into the sky one by one and then burst apart.

Soone said: "This is a tens of thousands of dollars worth ’Heavenly Maiden Scattering Flowers’.

It was the first ti Nora saw fireworks at sunset, far more splendid than she imagined.

After watching for a while, she cast a suspicious look at the man behind her, as if asking: Was this your doing?

Logically, it was a spur of the mont decision to co here, Jasper shouldn’t have had enough ti to arrange such a grand fireworks display.

Jasper naturally understood the aning in her eyes and replied, "This ti, it wasn’t my plan."

"Maybe soone is proposing here."

After speaking, Nora turned her head back to the window to admire the show.

Jasper stepped closer, his hands wrapped around her waist from behind, slender and fragile.

He gestured and found that he could encircle her waist with just one arm, indeed ungraspable.

Above the crown of Nora’s head, an unfamiliar force appeared.

Her back was gently and firmly pressed against his warm chest, giving her more warmth.

Under the fireworks, they montarily forgot the tornt of illness; at this mont, there was only the two of them in the world.

Until the fireworks ended, Jasper kissed Nora’s earlobe and asked her intimately, "Nora, do you like it?"

"The fireworks are beautiful."

Jasper had once lit even more splendid fireworks for Nora; in comparison, she preferred the extravaganza belonging to just the two of them.

As the sun set, the last mont of fireworks drew the curtains.