redvbooks Chapter 1064: Asking Her to Share the Burden
Chapter 1064: Asking Her to Share the Burden
There must have been a long time since the materials were last purchased for the design room.
But the previously purchased ones, nearly forty varieties, big and small, are still neatly folded in the glass cabinets and categorized by color.
When the lights turn on, the whole room is bright.
She opens the wardrobe to select fabrics, trusting her touch and eye for color.
She doesn’t need to draw patterns to make clothes; looking at the fabric, she can already imagine how Joy will look wearing the new outfit.
With a flick of the selected fabric, it smoothly unfolds onto the table, and she picks up the scissors to cut directly!
The whole set of actions is fluid, demonstrating her clear professionalism...
Faye Turner is also very skilled at the sewing machine, even tearing some fabrics directly by hand, her aesthetic sense always on point.
Two hours later, a light yellow floral dress is finished, with a unique shoulder design that overlays, giving off a feeling of wisdom and elegance, also carrying a touch of high-end European noble luxury.
She hangs the finished little dress on a hanger, very satisfied with this product, and takes out her phone to snap a photo.
This place will be her paradise, every chance she gets, she’ll come here to make clothes for her daughter.
This is also a way for her to make up for her daughter.
The night deepens...
In the spacious master bedroom, Adrian Lancaster lies sideways on the wide, soft double bed, with the main light off, the lighting warm and yellow.
He’s waiting...
Thinking, could it be... she’s not going to sleep with him tonight?
The possibility makes him a bit uneasy, his heart starting to feel lost.
Not knowing how long he waited, memories playing in his mind, he finally heard the soft sound of a door opening, in that moment, he was very happy.
Seeing him asleep, Faye Turner moves softly, locks the door behind her, and slips into the bed, trying not to disturb him.
She really thought he was asleep.
Until she lay down, Adrian Lancaster stretched his arm around her waist, Faye Turner’s eyelashes trembled slightly, as he buried his nose in her hair, inhaling deeply, it seemed only by breathing in her scent could he find peace to sleep.
"I thought... you weren’t coming," he spoke like a vulnerable child.
Faye was slightly stunned, "How could it be? Where else would I sleep?"
He didn’t answer, just held her tighter.
In recent days, Faye had been taking her medication on time, chatting with Mrs. Rhodes about things she had forgotten, to deepen her impressions.
Mrs. Rhodes was a very kind person, showing her much affection, so whatever she wanted to know, Mrs. Rhodes would tell her everything truthfully.
In no time, it was the weekend.
After getting up today, while putting on his shirt, Adrian Lancaster asked her, "Do you remember I told you? There are some things I want you to share with me, are you willing?"
She remembered, he mentioned it the day before yesterday.
"Tell me."
"I can’t say, come with me after breakfast."
Such suspense filled Mrs. Lancaster with unease, can’t say? Why can’t he just say it?
While eating breakfast, she racked her brain, didn’t directly ask him but tried to read his expressions, unable to figure out where he was taking her.
After breakfast, she got into the passenger seat, and his hand was on the steering wheel.
"Not bringing Mr. Kerr today?" Faye guessed, "Are we going for the whole day?"
"Yes, every Saturday, all day."
"..." What on earth was this? So mysterious, but she didn’t ask further, she’ll find out soon enough, it made her feel quite curious about him.
The Lamborghini drove from the city to the outskirts, then followed the mountain road up.
Yes, up the mountain!
Faye was puzzled, glanced at him, "..." yet still didn’t ask, truthfully, if she were in someone else’s car, she would be anxious inside, in this remote wilderness, it’s hard to stay calm.
But because he is Adrian Lancaster, he gave her ample security, so with him, even facing insurmountable challenges, she didn’t feel afraid.