In the upstairs bedroom, Hailey Hale was seriously searching for information, her fingers gripping the mouse, eyes fixed on the screen, without realizing someone was standing behind her.
Finn Morgan had already entered because the door to her room was ajar. Thᴇ link to the origɪn of this information rᴇsts ɪn novel★fire.net
Moreover, Finn happened to see the content displayed on her computer screen—what gift should you bring when meeting your boyfriend’s grandfather for the first time?
Finn suddenly felt really moved.
Hailey was browsing the web, "Oh my gosh, my brain is about to explode. Something special? I can’t just draw him a comic, can I?"
"You actually don’t need a gift," Finn softly said.
"How can you not need one? It’s the first time, it’s etiquette..." Before Hailey could finish, her chest tightened, and she slowly turned her gaze—
Only to see Finn standing behind her.
She screamed in fright and jumped out of her chair!
This scream startled Sister May, who was bringing a fruit platter upstairs, but she quickened her pace and, upon reaching the door, saw Mr. Morgan giving flowers and sighed in relief.
"Why are you here?!" Hailey was clearly still processing, "Why didn’t you say anything?"
"I planned to surprise you." Finn placed the sunflowers in her arms, "Do you like them? In my eyes, there’s no one else, only you."
This is the language of sunflowers, and as Hailey realized, she quickly blocked the computer with her body.
To Finn, this small action made her look incredibly cute.
"I already saw it, so what’s there to block?" Finn said, his eyes carrying a trace of warmth, "Quickly put the flowers in water, they’ll last a few more days."
At this moment, Sister May entered with a smile, "Mr. Morgan, Miss, come and have some fruit."
"You’re welcome." Sister May gave them a happy glance and turned to leave.
The room was left with only Finn and Hailey again.
Hailey casually placed the sunflowers on the table and then closed the browser on the computer.
"You really don’t need to bring a gift to Grandpa; I’ll handle it, after all, we’re together." Finn spoke in a relaxed tone, "You’ve spent quite some brainpower on this, haven’t you?"
"No, no, I just suddenly thought about it and didn’t know what to bring." Hailey felt a bit awkward.
She was happy he could come.
Finn looked at her with a smile, his gaze incredibly gentle.
Meeting his gaze, Hailey’s eyes reflected a sweetness as if filled with honey.
Then Finn extended his hand, and Hailey stepped forward. He embraced her, giving her a big hug.
There was a feeling of a long-awaited reunion, and Hailey really liked his scent.
"The True Love series products are all finished. There’s a new product launch on Friday, can you make it?"
"Can you?" lifting her eyes from his embrace, "Thursday is your grandpa’s birthday."
"I’ll rush back on Thursday night, not staying at home." Finn told her, "We’ll go back Thursday at noon, and just make an appearance at the birthday banquet."
This surprised Hailey, "Not even a minute more with your parents?"
"They’re fine, no need to keep them company." Finn held her hand, "I’ll tell you more about my family some other time when there’s a chance."
"Tell me now! I want to hear." Hailey led him to sit on the sofa by the window.
"What do you want to hear?"
Hailey asked directly, "You’ve been in Riventhal all these years and haven’t kept in touch with them, don’t you miss them?"
Bringing up this topic made Finn feel a bit melancholic, "I came to Riventhal for two reasons: I don’t want to inherit the family business, I don’t want to join my dad’s company, and secondly, to avoid Melissa, perhaps."
He would never forget the words his father said to him the night before he left.
It was the first conflict Finn had with his father; they had different views.