Summer Sutton was a little surprised, quietly staring at him for a while, a faint trace of inexplicable anticipation in her heart.
In another hour, today would be over.
Had he rushed back for today’s holiday?
Adrian Walyon was driving.
As he drove, he casually asked, "Is there anything you want?"
Summer Sutton lacked nothing; after marrying him, he never let her go without.
Looking up at the night sky above, she casually said, "Stars."
She had said it completely offhandedly, she had everything she needed, wanted nothing.
But to her surprise, Adrian pondered for a moment and then seriously replied, "Wait!"
Summer Sutton looked at him in astonishment, unable to believe what she had heard.
Did he know what he was saying?
The car continued down the road, and Adrian drove towards the sea.
The streets late at night were still very lively, probably because of the holiday.
Couples holding roses were everywhere on the street.
Adrian Walyon took Summer Sutton to a hotel by the sea.
Towering into the clouds, the building had over a hundred floors.
In the elevator, he directly pressed the button for the top floor, the 108th floor.
The rooftop terrace was set up as a Western-style restaurant.
At this time, perhaps because it was too late, there were no other guests in the restaurant.
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Summer Sutton was amazed as soon as she stepped in.
The restaurant was decorated far more beautifully than usual, with colored lights and roses as the main décor, elegant, sophisticated, the whole place filled with the fragrance of flowers.
The most beautiful was the night sky above the restaurant.
Standing on the 108th floor rooftop, the night sky appeared completely different.
The stars were clearer, so close it seemed like they could be touched if reached for.
The area around the restaurant was also hung with various golden decorative lights in star shapes.
When they lit up, they resembled stars in the night sky.
"Adrian, this place is so beautiful!" Summer Sutton said as she walked in, unable to resist raising her hand to the stars.
Starlight fell on her palm, her fingers closing around it, as if truly capturing the stars at that moment.
Summer Sutton’s interest was piqued, like a child who hadn’t grown up.
"Want to come every day if you like it?" Adrian’s voice came from behind her.
Summer Sutton couldn’t help but roll her eyes at him.
Was he planning to make every day as grand as a holiday?
Adrian seemed to be busy until now without having dinner and was ordering meals.
Summer Sutton sat in the chair opposite him, keeping him company.
Having eaten dinner earlier, Summer wasn’t very hungry and barely ate, helping him with the dishes instead.
"What made you think of this place?" She glanced at him, asking tentatively.
Actually, Adrian had been wondering all day how to spend today.
This restaurant was found by having someone search for it.
However, he didn’t share as much with Summer Sutton.
"It just struck me to come," he said offhandedly, sipping the red wine from his glass.
"Really?" Summer Sutton was taken aback, not thinking much of it.
Adrian continued his meal.
While eating his steak, he suddenly said, "We’ll stay here tonight! I’ve already booked a room."
The restaurant where the two were was located above the hotel rooms below, very convenient.
"Was the room booking sudden too?" Summer Sutton followed up on what he said.
Adrian was slightly stumped by her question, responding calmly, "Any objections?"
Summer Sutton was speechless.
And he still claimed he hadn’t planned anything today!