Purchased A Mr. Right

Chapter 1766

Tina was wearing a light blue dress this night. Her long black hair, which was like silk, cascaded down her shoulders. Under the light, her white skin was like a piece of jade.

She was as charming as when she first went to the Koo family.

Dylan had to admit that she no longer belonged to him.

He looked away.

It seemed that if he continued to see her, there would be more holes in Dylan's heart.

His lips moved slightly for a while, but he didn't say anything. He just raised his hand to look at his watch and said in a low and hoarse voice, "It's already five minutes. Tina, I'll go first!"

After that, Dylan turned around and left.

He walked in the same manner but more desolately.

Tina frowned slightly. She didn't know if her words would have an effect.

Next to her, a voice sounded, teasing her, "He has gone far away. How long do you want to watch him?"

Tina was speechless.

Wilson walked up to her, and his face was

darkened.

Tina quickly stepped forward and held his arm with a smile. "Wilson, your business is done!"

Behind the glasses, Wilson narrowed his eyes as if he was going to get even with her. "How did you promise me at the beginning of the banquet?"

Tina blinked her eyes. Exclusive content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Her face was full of innocence. "I honored my words. I obediently followed behind you. But it was you who left!"

Wilson was stunned.

Indeed, it was him who put her aside.

At this time, Terry drove over.

The neon light of Shanghy City seemed to be more dreamy.

The light from the lamps resonated with the flashing stars in the night sky. It seemed like a city without nights.

Wilson sat in the car leisurely with his long legs crossed.

His sharp features were hidden in the light and shadows. He had thick black eyebrows, a straight nose, and sharp jawline. He was so handsome that he was almost perfect.

It was just that he put on a straight face.

Terry also noticed the strange atmosphere in the car.

He held the steering wheel with both hands and peeked at the rearview mirror from time to time.

Tina moved closer to Wilson and reached out to touch him. "Wilson, you mad?"

Wilson replied, "No!"

He looked ahead and did not look at her. His eyes were full of haze.

Tina nodded. It's a sign of being jealous.

She stretched out her hands and hooked them around Wilson's neck. Like a small animal, she snuggled herself into his arms.

The faint fragrance of her body lingered at the tip of his nose. Wilson subconsciously reached out to hold her waist.

With the soft body in his arms, he certainly would not refuse, but his face remained cold.

In fact, Wilson knew better than anyone else.

The two of them had confirmed their feelings. Just as Tina knew that Abby had never been with Wilson nor had been in his heart, Wilson also knew that Dylan was only a past for her. He would not feel sad about that.

Wilson trusted her, but he still had to be jealousy.

Tina put her chin on his chest muscles and asked with a calm smile, "Wilson, do you want to know what I talked with Dylan?"

Wilson squinted at her and sneered. "Reminiscence?"

Although he said so, a dangerous light appeared in his eyes.

If she dared to nod and admit it, Wilson would definitely punish her this night.

Tina smiled. He is really a sour grape.

She looked at him with her clear eyes, and there was a smile in her eyes. "I told Dylan that we are in a relationship, and I also told him that I had fallen in love with you for a long time. I love you very much..."

At the end of her words, Tina looked shy.

Although she had plucked up the courage to confess her love to him before, it was the first time she had said that she loved him.

Wilson's thin lips instantly rose, and his face instantly turned from cloudy to sunny. "Really?"

Tina nodded. "Of course!"

The reason why she agreed to talk with Dylan at that time was that she wanted to make it clear to him so that he could give up and stop torturing himself.

Tina asked him for credit, "Am I obedient?"

"Good girl!" Wilson stroked her face, and his finger slipped down on her earlobe.

She looked at him with a smile that was like a crescent moon. Her eyes were so bright and reflected his figure, which absorbed Wilson into it.

"I love you" is the most beautiful sweet talk in the world.

Wilson felt warm in his heart and held Tina even tighter.

In his chest, affection was growing.

He seemed to love her even more.

Terry, who was driving, was speechless.

He thought that he could see them put on a good show of quarreling, but he was in the end stuffed with display of affection.

The next day, they would return.

Although they couldn't let love blind their mind and didn't plan to stay to enjoy the world of two, and had to go back to accompany their daughter, Wilson still changed the morning flight to the evening, so that there was still half a day left for the two of them.

This advantage was that they didn't need to take the same flight with Abby.

Tina was very happy.

Terry's flight was also changed and he was confused.

Wilson said lightly, "Terry, you drive for us!"

Terry was dumbfounded.

Terry, the driver, took them to all the famous scenic spots in Shanghy City.

Temples, old theater, walking street and ancient royal gardens.

Because the time was short, all the spots were glanced over quickly. But Tina still felt extremely happy. Perhaps because it was Wilson by her side.

In the end, they went to the broadcast tower.

The Bright Pearl Tower was bright and splendid at night, and it looked even more magnificent during the day.

This was the most popular scenic spot. Sitting in the elevator, they reached a height of more than 400 meters. They could overlook the whole river from above.

Many people were taking photos. And there was a couple shooting wedding pictures.

Tina pointed at the bride and groom for Wilson beside her.

The bride- to- be was wearing a white wedding dress and intimately holding the groom-to-be in a suit beside her. The two of them laughed happily at the camera.

That happiness floated in the air.

Tina was also infected.

The corners of her mouth curled up slightly, as if she could predict the happiness and romance of their wedding.

Wilson leaned over to her ear and said with a chuckle, "Tina, when we get married in the future, you design the wedding dress!"

Tina was stunned.

She turned to look at him in surprise. "Will we get married?"

They hadn't been in love for a long time. Tina didn't even think about that.

Wilson smiled faintly. "Will you want to marry me?"

Tina blushed.

How could she answer that?

Wilson curled his lips and didn't say anything more.

Tina didn't think much about his words.

She thought that maybe it was just a casual statement. After all, marriage was a big thing. It was too early to think about it at this moment.

But his words still warmed her heart.

Turning around, Tina noticed that Terry's face was full of despair. She couldn't help but ask with concern, "Mr. Terry, are you all right?"

Terry replied, "I'm fine!"

He was a sour grape having been hung on the branch for a thousand years.