When she was just twelve, Annabel almost died from a serious illness.She recovered, but she forgot
many things about her life before.
Her grandfather told her that her parents died when she was a small child.
For years, she had no memories of her parents.
Each time Annabel tried to remember her childhood, a splitting headache would strike, so most of the
time, she avoided thinking about it.
Why was she suddenly gripped by thoughts of a family of three enjoying a day at the amusement park?
It was so real.She couldn't help but feel drawn to that park.
Standing its gates, Annabel looked inside, attempting to clear the haze around her memory.
Before long, her head began to ache and her mood dampened.
"Why can't I remember?"
Even her parents' faces avoided her recollection.She clutched her aching head, feeling depressed.It
was getting dark.She watched the neon lights change colors that spilled onto the street.
It had been a sunny day, but now it was beginning to drizzle.
A gust of cold wind buffeted Annabel and she began to shiver.
Suddenly, a big black umbrella appeared above her head, protecting her from the rain.
Surprised, Annabel turned to see who it was.
"Rupert, what are you doing here?"
Her heart rate doubled when she recognized him.
Dressed in a gray suit that vividly flattered his perfect figure, Rupert looked extra handsome in the
evening light.
His tender gaze was fixed on her beautiful face.
A smile to match his gaze appeared on his lips, further increasing his attractiveness.
"You wanted to test our fate.Meeting here, like this.Can you deny that it’s the work of fate?"
Annabel's heart skipped a beat.It was an enormous city, and the odds of meeting Rupert again were
low, but she did.
Was she destined to be with him? Rupert took off his suit jacket and carefully put it on her instead.
"Why are you standing here alone?" he asked.
His jacket was still warm from his body heat, and she was touched.
"I'm thinking about my parents."
"Your parents? Are they in your hometown now?" Rupert asked, reasoning that it was also possible
they were still in the countryside where Annabel had grown up.
"They passed away a long time ago,"
Annabel responded with deep sadness.
"I'm sorry." Rupert apologized in a hurry. His heart ached for her.
"Actually, I can't remember what my parents looked like.My grandfather told me they died in an
accident when I was very young."
Annabel sighed.
"My father passed away when I was fifteen."
Rupert felt compelled to share more of his past with her, since she was opening up to him.
Annabel gave a sympathetic nod.
"I miss them very much."
An idea suddenly grabbed Rupert, and he led Annabel into the park.
"I'll take you to see them."
"See who?"
Annabel was confused, but she allowed herself to be led nonetheless.
The drizzling rain stopped.
Rupert kept walking until they reached the Ferris wheel.
"I'm afraid of heights."
Annabel considered the immensity of the Ferris wheel towering above her.
"Don't be afraid.I'm here," Rupert said with a gentle smile.
Then, he literally swept her off her feet.
"Ah!"
Before she could protest, Rupert carried her into the next waiting car.
"What are you doing?"
Annabel was confused.
What on earth did this man want to do? "Look over there."
Rupert pointed at the sky.
"Have you ever noticed that pair of bright stars?"
Caught in a state of wonder, Annabel looked for them.
In the vast night sky, there were indeed two that shone more brightly than the others.
"Your parents never really left.They're watching over you as stars now.They may be far away, but they
still love you,"
Rupert whispered in her ear.
"Really?"
Annabel knew it was merely a fantasy that Rupert had created to comfort her, but it moved her
nonetheless.
Smiling, she turned to him and almost bumped into his handsome face.He was very close, and his
eyes gripped hers with a burning stare.His features must have received special attention from the gods,
she marveled.She could feel his quickening breath, and doubtless he could feel hers as well.The car
was a very narrow space.She looked out the window to distract her racing heart.
When their car reached the pinnacle, would she be closer to her parents? The Ferris wheel continued
to slowly turn, and their car continued to slowly rise.
Rupert was a comfortable presence.
In the moment, Annabel forgot her fear of heights and everything else save the night sky.
When they were at the highest point, Rupert tenderly kissed her cheek.
The heat of his kiss spread through her entire body like an electric shock.
"Annabel, did you know? The top of a Ferris wheel is the closest place to happiness.If lovers kiss here,
they will never be separated," Rupert said with a charming smile that Annabel found very sexy.
"Like I did just now." She flushed.
"But we aren't lovers."
She needed a moment to calm herself before she could protest his claim.
"I'll be waiting for your answer.I hope you won't make me wait too long," Rupert said quietly.
When he took her small hand in his, it seemed like a delicate bird disappearing into a welcoming grove.
Annabel's heart was beating so fast that she worried it might leap out of her throat.She closed her eyes
to stop her world from reeling, and after a few moments, opened them again.She held his gaze as she
asked, "If Candy comes back one day, who will you choose?"
Annabel knew she was killing the mood, but she just couldn't help it.
Candy's existence bothered her, and she couldn't get over it.
About Who Is The Real Boss? - Chapter 132 Who Will You
Choose
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