Chapter 228 Bring Him Home (1/2)

After the meal, Richie took him to a cobblestone path with a faint yellow light along the way, and the afterglow of the moon.

”It doesn't look like a restaurant. It's more like a tourist industry,”

Richie raised his hand to tuck the messy hair behind her ear, and said with a smile, ”This place is used for viewing. I put the cooks here just in case of any emergency.”

It was typical of rich people.

Behind the quaint house was a developed hill. The wind was blowing heavily, and the leaves were blowing loudly. A kite was tied on a tree at the top of the hill, which was as big as two men's arms surround.

The wind blew him up into the sky, but he just couldn't break free from its string. The moon was above it, and the cold moon shone on the colorful kite, making it elegant.

Richie stood behind her and smiled, ”We can fly a kite after our baby is born. When he or she grows up, we three can come here to play.”

Consuela stood with her back to him. The man put his hand on her shoulder. The warmth went from her shoulder to the limbs, which made her feel a little scared.

Actually, she couldn't see the face clearly and didn't look into his eyes. He was never credible, but she dared not and didn't want to read his eyes now.

”I'm looking forward to it.” Consuela nodded and answered in a low voice. Her voice was so soft that the wind blew into the air and floating to the distance.

She really looked forward to it, but she didn't know how to express her feelings.

Perhaps she was like a kite was tied by the other end of the line so that it couldn't fly away, and all the burden was that the tree, which had confined her freedom completely.

But if the line was broken, she would have no idea what kind of future she would have. She had to face difficulties every time she took a step forward, and she couldn't find someone to confide in.

Consuela was undoubtedly a conservative person. She didn't want to confront the unknown or get into any new life, but she didn't want to live a life like this now.

The man suddenly low