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Chapter 153: She, More Dazzling Than Fireworks

Chapter 153: Chapter 153: She, More Dazzling Than Fireworks

They had just finished breakfast, and he started tempting her with those things.

On New Year’s Day, there are plenty of traditions in the Walyon Family. In the morning, you have to prepare this, prepare that, and quite a few guests come to the house too.

Maybe the two of them will only be gone for a few minutes, but soon enough a servant will come looking for Summer Sutton.

Summer Sutton doesn’t have the thick skin he does, thinking about those things so early in the morning.

"If you want to try, try it yourself, and tell me how it feels afterwards." Squatting low and squeezing out from underneath him, Summer Sutton didn’t dare look back at him and swiftly ran out of the room.

...

On New Year’s Day morning, the servants were in the kitchen making dumplings.

Summer Sutton went in to help.

She hadn’t done this before, so she was quite clumsy at it.

While the servants could wrap several dumplings, she couldn’t manage a single one.

Adrian Walyon came downstairs and found her in the kitchen, showing disdain for her technique.

Clicking his tongue, Adrian Walyon began teaching her, "It’s like this here, watch!"

He didn’t actually know how to do it himself either, and ended up not being much help, instead reducing Summer Sutton’s already low efficiency even further.

His hands guided Summer Sutton’s hands, move by move, their faces so close they were practically touching.

The servants in the kitchen were embarrassed and voluntarily exited, leaving the whole kitchen space to the couple.

...

Ever since Adrian Walyon entered the kitchen, servants avoided the area by several meters.

Sophie Walyon woke up a bit late today and stumbled sleepily into the kitchen, immediately spotting the intimate pair, letting out an exaggerated cry, "Oh my, what am I seeing so early in the morning?"

He shouted dramatically, but actually, Summer Sutton and Adrian Walyon were just close together and weren’t actually doing anything.

Summer Sutton rolled her eyes at him, speechless.

Sophie Walyon didn’t disturb them in the kitchen, instead, he fetched a bottle of yogurt and a slice of cake from the fridge and went out on his own.

The kitchen remained left to Summer Sutton and Adrian Walyon.

They stayed like that for several hours without coming out.

Mainly because Summer Sutton was already slow, and now there was the added distraction of Adrian Walyon.

At lunchtime, the servants still hadn’t started the meal.

Diana Wood furrowed her brows, about to say something when she heard the voices of the couple from the kitchen, her expression darkened.

She took a few steps forward, glaring at the pair in the room, her brows furrowing deeper.

Such a simple task, and they couldn’t manage it all morning? She wondered how Summer Sutton managed to get through the past few years alone.

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In the evening, Summer Sutton and Adrian Walyon stayed at the Walyon Family to have the Unity dinner.

Adrian Walyon seemed to plan on staying at the Walyon Family for a day or two, as he showed no sign of leaving even by nine o’clock.

After dinner, Adrian Walyon went off to talk with the Old Master, leaving Summer Sutton feeling bored, so she went outside to the garden with Sophie Walyon to set off fireworks.

Sophie Walyon had someone bring a lot of handheld fireworks, lighting a bunch at once, gleefully darting around the garden, waving them nonstop, extremely happy.

Summer Sutton was a whole ten years older, but with him, she could play around freely.

Each holding a few in hand, they enjoyed themselves immensely playing in the garden.

From another direction in the garden, a figure slowly approached, pausing upon seeing this scene.

Under the dazzling lights, Summer Sutton twirled with the handheld fireworks in full bloom.

The fireworks shed sparkles, illuminating her face with added splendor.

In this moment, she was spirited and radiant, more brilliant than the fireworks in her hand.