My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 2643

"Ray?"

Raylee hugged Dorothy tightly as he grinned from ear to ear uncontrollably. He said, "This is amazing, truly amazing..."

"Ray..."

Raylee had thought that he was about to lose Dorothy. Unexpectedly, the heavens above finally showed mercy to Dorothy and himself.

When Dorothy's soul returned to her body, she opened her eyes again.

In the past, Raylee was not someone who smiled much. He was not good at expressing himself. More often than not, he was just a silent observer. While quietly observing Dorothy’s recovery, he would think to himself, ‘She's beautiful, the same as then… Wait no, she’s more beautiful than before.’

Dorothy was still nestled in Raylee's arms now. Nothing could make her happier than this.

At this moment, the two looked at each other, saying nothing. Then, Dorothy craned her neck. Before Raylee could react, Dorothy's lips were on his.

Both of them closed their eyes, basking in the warmth of this moment.

The sunset rays shone on the two of them. Their shadows on the ground melted into one as they held each other in total bliss.

At this time, a black luxury car drove up to them and honked.

The two of them let go of each other, their faces red with embarrassment. They looked at the car carefully and realized it was Amy and Troy in the car.

When they got out, Troy said in a teasing manner, "Oh, come one, give us one more."

Amy smacked him and said, "Dude, stop. Why did you interrupt them?!"

"They'd been waiting for so long..."

"Huh? You were the one who insisted on having a meeting right before we got off work! And you're the one who said to mute our phones!"

"Oh, you don't understand. I’m creating opportunities for them to be alone. This is called the beauty of a helping hand."

"Troy!"

Under the setting sun, the four of them were rowdy and filled with laughter.

Nash packed some clothes in a big backpack and then wandered off to the mountains.

He grumbled, "Ugh… This navigation system lost signal as soon as I reached the mountains..."

He had no choice but to wander aimlessly on the mountains.

As he walked, he discovered a small cottage not far away.

There were chickens and ducks in the yard, and an old woman was doing her laundry. A girl on the side was helping the old woman fetch water.

Suddenly, a big dog jumped out of the kennel in the yard. It kept barking in Nash’s direction.

The old woman and the girl both looked toward Nash.

Nash waved his hand enthusiastically.

"Long time no see, Mireille."