"Aidan Lucas, the ring you gave , I’ve always worn it. Hmm... It used to hang around my neck, but I don’t know where I put it?"
Pregnant won are always sleepy, and his embrace is so comforting.
Lily’s voice was already drowsy, yet her mind kept clinging to that matter, her hand fumbling around her neck.
Aidan Lucas paused slightly with his gaze.
"Be good, lie down." He laid Lily down and got out of bed.
In the pitch-black hospital room, he still moved with ease, walking to the sofa, reaching into the pocket of the jacket hanging on the coat rack, and pulled out an antique ruby ring.
"Is this what you were looking for?" Aidan Lucas placed the ring in Lily’s palm.
When he brought Lily to the hospital, he had already seen it.
Fearing it would be lost among the crowd, he kept it safe temporarily.
"Yes, it is."
Lily reached her hand to clasp the ring, held it up, squinting at it.
The night light outside the window shone through the glass onto the edge of the bed, the massive ruby was set right in the center of the ring.
Around the ruby, three layers of gleaming white diamonds shimred like starlight.
In the moonlight, the luxury and beauty of the jewelry radiated brilliantly.
But what Lily wanted to see wasn’t the fireworks of the jewelry.
She wanted to see sothing else...
"Oh, it’s here!" Lily exclaid, then smiled with curved eyes.
Her beautiful, moist almond eyes sparkled with a captivating glow.
The tenderness in her eyes was more profound than when she was moved.
Lily looked fondly at the tiny line of English letters engraved on the inside of the ring.
’Thank you appear in my life’.
"Thank you... for appearing in my life..." she softly read the line, tears stread down the corners of her eyes, falling onto the pillow.
"Aidan Lucas, you fool... You gave this ring, how could you just disappear without personally putting it on . Do you think, by leaving a broken ring and a video recording, I would obediently put it on and be your bride for a lifeti?"
Lily cried.
The woman who had been smiling with curved brows just now, actually cried.
Aidan Lucas felt his heart being cruelly clenched.
He looked at the woman lying on the bed, pregnant with his child, crying for him.
In his chest, there was a feeling of unprecedented happiness mixed with bitterness.
"Why didn’t you put it directly on when you proposed? Without you putting the ring on , how can you tie down?"
She loved Aidan Lucas, loved both Mr. Lucas and Nathan Lucas II.
She always wanted to tell that excessively proud and excessively inferior guy.
She didn’t only love the first him, she also fell in love with the second him!
Even if he was cold, tyrannical, and domineering.
Yet she still hopelessly fell in love with him.
"Lily..." Aidan Lucas’s voice was noticeably hoarse.
The mories had long rged, and he clearly knew that Lily accepted the proposal of the first personality.
But he always thought it was sothing he could never hope for.
But now...
"Why are you still dawdling, are you regretting it? You don’t want to marry you?"
Lily glanced at him, her face already flushed red.
The man imdiately reacted, sowhat incredulous, as he took the ring from Lily’s hand.
This engagent ring, the wedding ring he ticulously prepared, with words engraved by hand when he thought he would disappear and never appear again.
Gently rubbed the inside of the ring fra, feeling the tiny words.
Until now, at this mont, he had never changed his past intention.
"Thank you, Lily... Thank you for appearing in my life, illuminating my filthy and dull world. It was you who saved ..."
The ring slid onto the ring finger, he finally succeeded in his proposal.
Lily laughed and cried as she hugged him, whispering in his ear.
"Nathan Lucas II, actually... I love you too."
The man tightened his arms, using a silent kiss as a substitute for his answer.
He didn’t tell Lily what the na Yana Lucas really represented.
That was his love...
Brilliant as fireworks, yet lonely and transient as fireworks...
[Chapter 6 complete, continuing tomorrow night, with childbirth and the wedding coming up~]
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