Chapter 1318 Another Relapse (1/2)

Nora was overjoyed to see Carlos gobbling down the food she had prepared. She could not help feeling that there was nothing that she wouldn't happily do for Carlos as long as he liked it.

Suddenly, she seemed to remember something. She turned around and fetched a bottle of wine from the wine cabinet, proposing, ”How can we have a candlelight dinner without red wine? Let's have some wine!”

Then she poured two glasses of wine, but she did not take a seat.

Carlos turned to Nora, staring at her in confusion. She seemed filled with tenderness and was as soft as water.

She looked at Carlos affectionately, but her tone was playful. ”I read in books about the wedding ceremonies of the ancient people, and I found it really quite interesting. In these ancient wedding ceremonies, the bride and groom would drink their wine 'cross-cupped.' Shall we give it a try?”

In fact, Nora had always felt that the wedding traditions of the ancient times were breathtaking. She had decided long ago that if she ever felt like getting married in the future, she would follow the traditional wedding ceremony and the ”crossed-cupped wine” was the embodiment of that.

Sharing the same bottle of wine, sharing the same life.

How romantic that sounded! How she wished that she and Carlos could one day live like that. But lately, that dream had seemed impossible.

Staring intently at Nora, who was especially beautiful and enchanting under the candlelight tonight, Carlos couldn't help being captivated by her. She looked like a pure angel, just like the first time when he had fallen in love with her. She was so beautiful that he didn't dare to look her in the eyes.

Utterly spellbound, Carlos stepped forward and took one of the glasses from Nora's hand. With a gentle smile on his face, he looked into Nora's eyes as they crossed arms. Then, she lowered her head and drank from her own glass of wine, blushing affectionately. He did likewise.

The moment they had drained their wine glasses, they felt that this wine was the most delicious out of all the other drinks they had ever enjoyed in their whole lives.