Memories Of The Night 418 Chapter 418: She Has Fate To Him

As soon as Eric Simon comes out of the room, he hears that Katrina hurry out.

In case something happens to her, Eric Simon immediately goes out to find her.

Seeing Aaron's car parking not far away, Eric Simon walks over.

But who knows, when he comes close, he sees the two tightly embrace together in the car.

So Katrina comes out early in the morning to see Aaron.

At that moment, Eric Simon feels embarra.s.sed to b.u.mp into a date. A trace of awkwardness flashes across his wrinkled old face, and he hurries back.

Accidentally, he kicks the water bucket, which the gardener puts aside to hold water.

Hearing a dull noise...

Katrina pushes Aaron away.

Looking up, she sees Eric Simon standing outside.

Katrina's face is filled with panic, and her voice stutters, "Grand… grandpa? Why are you here?"

Eric Simon doesn't want to bother them, but it backfires.

By this time, Eric Simon is also chagrined but still has to reply to her.

"I listen to the servant say that you are in a hurry to run out. I am afraid you have an accident, so come out to see what happens."

Grandpa sees her coming to Aaron...

She always feels a kind of embarra.s.sment that she is secretly meeting her lover and is caught by others.

Especially now...

Aaron is in the driver's seat. She is on top of him, and he is holding her bottom with one big hand across her nightgown.

This intimate and ambiguous scene...

It all makes Katrina blush.

Katrina quickly opens the door and climbs out of the car, blushes and stutters, "Grandpa, I... It's all right."

Aaron follows Katrina out of the car, wraps his arms around her waist, and grabs her hand, which is nowhere to rest.

In contrast to Katrina's awkwardness, he appears calm, politely greets Eric Simon, "Good morning, grandpa."

Eric Simon points to the inside and says, "Good morning, we are all here. Why don't we have breakfast together?"

Traditionally, the day before the wedding, the bride and groom are not supposed to meet.

But Eric Simon is not an old fogey.

Aaron comes to see Katrina early in the morning.

He should be gratified to see their inextricable affections.

He can't just throw Aaron out cruelly.

Just hearing that...

Aaron politely refuses.

"No, grandpa, there are a few things I need to make sure about the wedding, so I won't bother you today."

By now, he is content to see Katrina and hug her.

He is relieved to hear her promise to him.

So he'd better wait till tomorrow to come and marry her.

He is so attached to tomorrow's wedding that he almost regards it as the most important day of his life.

In order to give her a big wedding, let her be the most beautiful and happiest bride in the world, he naturally wants to do everything himself.

Only go to the scene to confirm again, he can rest a.s.sured.

After hearing Aaron's words, Eric Simon doesn't ask him to stay more.

"Well, since you have something to do, just go ahead."

Finally, Eric Simon adds in a low voice, "Next time, just come and sit at home. There's no need to be so polite."

It is not as if he does not know their affection.

If they want, they can meet in an open and aboveboard way.

Now he is embarra.s.sed to break into their private meeting.

Hearing Eric Simon's words, Aaron puts a smile on his handsome face, "OK, it won't happen again."

And the next time...

She is his wife; naturally, there will not be such a furtive meet like today.

"You young people talk first, grandpa goes back."

Says Eric Simon, and returns to the villa.

Aaron puts his arm around Katrina's waist, pecks her lip for the last time, and says, "It's cool outside; you also go back early."

The fog in the early morning is relatively heavy; he still is unwilling to let her wear a nightdress stay outside too long.

He doesn't want his new bride to marry him with a weak body.

Hearing Aaron's words, Katrina looks at him and nods, "Well, I'll go back. You remember to have breakfast, don't work too hard."

Hearing the concern in her words, Aaron unconsciously lifts his lips and says, "You have not married me, but begin to discipline me, so eager to marry me?"

Hearing his words, Katrina's cheeks slightly become red, shyly stares at him, "Who is anxious to marry you? I don't know who's been urging me to get married early and come to look for me without sleeping in the morning!"

Aaron fondly rubs on her head, smiles, and says, "OK, OK, it's me. It's me. It's me who urges you to marry you."

Aaron says, releasing her waist, "Go home early and wait for me at Simon's family. I will marry you tomorrow morning!"

Thinking that after this separation, when they meet again...

She will wear the most beautiful wedding dress and marry him, Katrina will unconsciously have a kind of happiness and sweetness in her heart's fermentation.

"Yes! I'll wait for you!"

Katrina summons up courage and ventures on tiptoe, gives Aaron a quick kiss on the cheek, then turns and runs into the villa on her slippers.

Aaron is stunned by the soft touch on his cheeks.

Looking at her flying dress, his eyes are full of tenderness and warmth.

When Katrina returns to the villa, Eric Simon is sitting at the kitchen table waiting for her.

Seeing her come in, Eric Simon beckons to her, "Katrina, come to breakfast."

Katrina walks over to Eric Simon and takes her seat.

Katrina is mortified and embarra.s.sed when she realizes that grandpa has seemed like she and Aaron are cuddling in the car.

Eric Simon, however, recognizes her shyness and comforts her by saying, "Katrina, I am really happy that Aaron so cares about you like this."

"Grandpa's greatest wish in life is to see you happy; tomorrow, grandpa must give you a perfect wedding!"

In Simon's family, she is his favorite granddaughter. Even if she marries Aaron, he hopes that the man will spoil her all his life.

And Aaron, that's the best option, isn't it?

They have been together for such a long time. Aaron still will miss her even if they haven't seen each other for a short time. In this world, no man can be so affectionate.

Katrina is touched by Eric Simon's words.

She nods affirmatively, "Grandpa, you can rest a.s.sured that Aaron will be good to me for the rest of his life."

She has faith in the man she chooses.