Before Summer Sutton could react, his lips were already pressed against hers.
His kiss was somewhat deep, somewhat fierce.
As he kissed her, his hand explored inside her clothes.
Summer Sutton’s body stiffened, woodenly allowing him to continue, without reacting.
She didn’t dare to make any reaction.
If any discordant sounds were heard by people outside, how embarrassing would that be?
Adrian Walyon’s kiss had already moved to the nook of her neck, his hand exploring a soft area, gently kneading and caressing.
Summer Sutton bit her lip tightly, trying hard not to make a sound.
She thought as long as Adrian Walyon didn’t take the final step, she could accommodate him in anything.
Her face turned crimson red, as long as Adrian kept fussing, her face stayed flushed.
Perhaps worrying about her thin skin, he didn’t make any further moves.
However, feeling his overly hot breath, Summer Sutton knew he was holding back uncomfortably.
Inside the tent, both were breathing heavily.
Summer Sutton hung her head low, not daring to utter a word.
Afraid that even a slight word from her could lead to misunderstanding, prompting Adrian to continue.
Adrian Walyon pressed her head firmly against his chest, his voice hoarse, "You said after we go back!"
"Mm." At this moment, all Summer Sutton could do was agree, truly unsure of how else to respond.
Adrian Walyon was particularly displeased tonight, unsatisfied.
Feeling resentful in his heart at this moment.
"Sleep well! We have to head back early tomorrow morning." Hugging Summer Sutton, he silently decided that he wouldn’t let her join such group camping activities again.
Whether she came or not didn’t matter, but him coming along meant he couldn’t do anything, and Adrian had strong opinions about this.
Summer Sutton’s crisis was resolved, she closed her eyes and immediately fell asleep.
Actually, spending a night on the mountain wasn’t entirely unpleasant.
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In the morning, misty and hazy, with dreamlike mountain scenery.
Adrian Walyon wasn’t accustomed to sleeping outside, he woke up very early the next day.
Upon waking, standing on the mountaintop, taking a breath of fresh air, his unbalanced mood the entire night felt slightly relieved.
Summer Sutton also woke up after he did, mainly because she held him all night, when he suddenly left, the already low mountain temperature made her wake up from cold.
As she opened the tent, she happened to catch sight of the sunrise.
"Adrian Walyon, look!" Pointing to the sun rising in front, she was somewhat excited.
Summer Sutton was already twenty years old, yet this was her first time witnessing something .
To her, everything on the mountain was so new and exciting.
Adrian Walyon gave her a scornful look and casually commented, "So easily pleased, over a sunrise."
"I’ve never seen it before," Summer Sutton disregarded his disdain, enthusiastically taking photos with her phone.
Along with recording a short sunrise video, she turned her focus to Adrian beside her, suddenly pointing the camera at him, snapping a photo.
In the photo, Adrian Walyon stood in dazzling sunlight, enveloped in a golden halo, more radiant than the sunrise itself.
This was the only photo of Adrian on Summer Sutton’s phone, the only one since they met, aside from the marriage certificate.
Summer Sutton’s decision to capture his photo was purely spontaneous.