It felt like a weightless dream.
After a moment, in a low voice:
"I feel like it’s a dream." Mia Ginger moved closer, rubbing her cheek against his chest, and whispered, "Brother Jackson, I..."
"Hmm?" Koa Jackson’s tone rose slightly.
"I love you so much," Mia suddenly said, "Do you know that? I really love you. I often feel like everything now feels like a dream because I long for you so much that when the dream ends, you will disappear."
"I won’t." Koa Jackson’s slender fingers slipped between hers, and he said slowly, "It’s not a dream, silly girl, we are together."
"Is it forever?" Mia looked at him with tears in her eyes.
Koa Jackson softly said, "Yes, it’s forever."
Mia gazed steadily at him, and slowly, her delicate brows and eyes curved into a gentle, captivating arc, and she smiled.
Koa Jackson also smiled.
Below, there was the light of a flashlight.
The two turned around and continued to climb upward.
The closer they got to the mountain peak, the lower the temperature dropped.
Koa Jackson, with his excellent physique, wore just a shirt and didn’t feel cold.
But Mia couldn’t take it; she was both cold and hungry.
Koa Jackson rented her a coat from a nearby shop to wrap her up, put on a jacket himself, looked around, and asked tenderly, "Would you like to eat something?"
Koa Jackson wasn’t actually hungry, but seeing her face, he changed his words and said, "Just a little."
"What to eat?" Mia looked up and bit her lip, "Only instant noodles and eggs are hot."
"You shouldn’t eat too much instant noodles." Koa Jackson thought for a moment, then said, "Let’s get a cup of instant noodles, two eggs, and a cup of hot milk tea for you, how about that?"