Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia)

"Dot Dot, behave! Don't bark. I'll bring you for an injection if you bark again!" Alicia scolded gently while patting the puppy. Then, she noticed that one of the bells on the dog's neck was missing.

"Hey, where's your bell? Where did it go?" She murmured and turned around. Jeremy looked around and moved aside. He picked up a bell and asked, "Is this the bell?" "Yes! Thank goodness you found it! It won't look good if one is missing!" Alicia said.

Jeremy turned and stepped forward to hang the bell on the puppy's neck and said, "Don't move!" Meanwhile, Alicia held the puppy's head. The two of them worked together to fix the dog's collar. Jeremy also adjusted the direction of the dog's collar. As their eyes met, they were silent for a moment. Then, Alicia slowly stepped back to distance herself from him, and she said awkwardly, "Thank you!" With a murmur, Alicia inevitably felt a little bitter. She had loved this man for many years. At that moment, even though she no longer loved him, she remained haunted by the memories they once shared. Jeremy's feelings were even deeper. The smile on his lips was uglier than crying. She had said three sentences in total to him, but all three times, she had only said a polite yet awkward "thank you". The love of his life, with a beautiful beginning, a twisted process, and a final ending like that! How could he not sigh? Yet, at that moment, Jeremy looked at her and suddenly felt that maybe it was God's will! She was right! She had made the right choice! It was good that he didn't get her involved in his messy life! She was such a kind and wonderful woman. She deserved a better life! He was the one who did not cherish her. He deserved this bitter punishment! Squinting his eyes, Jeremy smiled faintly and said, "Well, I wish you happiness!" With a smile, all the hatred dissipated. Alicia waved and said brightly, "You too! Good luck!" Then, she turned and ran away with the puppy in her arms. Seeing her walk away, tears rolled down Jeremy's cheeks.

In the car on the other side, looking at this scene from a distance, Lindsay couldn't believe it.

Wasn't she dead? What was going on? Why were they together again? Were they dating in the park? Was he sitting there and waiting for her? Why, why was this woman still alive? Grabbing her hair, Lindsay was more confused than ever before! In the blink of an eye, it was tfor the family to spend the night together.

At that tof every year, there would be a lively lantern festival taking place in famous landmarks and large squares of Casterwich City. As for the gathering that day, the Clements Family did not have very strict rules.

So in the daytime, the families would visit each other briefly without staying to eat.

On the other hand, ever since she saw Trevor ordering fast food for supper in the middle of the night, Victoria was suddenly motivated. In addition, her mother always nagged and prepared ssoup ingredients for her, which stimulated her interest in cooking. Therefore, every day after work, she would spend the rest of her tin the kitchen, learning how to pick, wash and cut vegetables, little by little.

After all, she had never done any cooking. She only knew how to cook soup, which was basically just putting all the ingredients into an electric pot. She used an electric pot instead of a gas stove because she was afraid of fire and gas. She was really not any good in the kitchen! However, more than one person had told her that if she wanted to win a man's heart, she had to conquest his appetite first. Therefore, being half brainwashed and half curious, she really put her heart into learning how to cook for a few days. Although the food she cooked may be so bad that not even dogs would eat it, she was at least no longer clueless about cooking! The little progress she made every day gave her quite a sense of accomplishment.

Victoria was sure that Trevor would cback for dinner in the evening that day, so she told the chef to prepare a few dishes. She wanted to prepare fried eggs with tomato by herself.

After she changed into her loungewear, she estimated the tshe needed, and she was eager to have a try.

In the small kitchen, she drove the servants out then she washed two tomatoes and cut them into pieces with a small knife. She cut sspring onions and ginger and put them into a bowl. When she put down the knife, Victoria's forehead was sweating, and her hand felt a little sore. She shook her wrist and uttered, "It's not as easy as cutting cabbage! It's so tiring to cut vegetables!" When she saw the well- cut ingredients on the plate, she was a little proud of herself. Then, she clumsily cracked two eggs and used a fork to remove the egg shell that she dropped in the bowl. After that, she stirred the eggs the way Aunt McGowan had taught her! After getting used to it, she was able to do it more and more smoothly.

After everything was prepared, she fell into a trance again, "How do I do it? Should I put in the eggs first?" After thinking for a while, she took out her cell phone, "I'm so stupid! Don't I have a picture here?" She could do it if she followed the instructions on the picture.

Then, she followed the instructions in the picture. It was her first time, so she did not know how much oil to put. She ended up pouring a lot, and still ruined the eggs with the leftover oil in the end. It took her many tries to finally get it right. When she finally brought out the dish, her whole body was covered with smoke and oil, and she was in a mess.

She could not stand the mess so she cleaned up the kitchen. When she looked at the unappetizing but edible dish on the table, her eyes lit up.

At that time, Aunt McGowan's voice was heard at the dining hall, "Master Trevor, are you home? Dinner is ready!" Carrying the dishes, Victoria also ran out in a hurry and met Trevor, "Dear, you are home. Let's eat!" Seeing that she was wearing an apron and was covered in smoke, Trevor was surprised, "Did you make it?' There were four dishes and one soup on the table. It was an exquisite combination of vegetables and meat. Seeing his happy face, Victoria's face turned red with embarrassment. She shook her head and put down the dish she had made and said, "I only made this!"

Moreover, it seemed a little unpresentable! She was happy at first, but when she thought that he el might be disappointed, Victoria was a little upset. Did men like women who knew how to cook? She should have learned how to cook earlier! No matter if it was a dish or a table of dishes, Trevor was moved. After all, her intentions were the most important! "You've worked hard! I'm hungry. Let's eat!" Trevor said.

"Okay..." Victoria answered.

Taking off the apron, Victoria helped to set the table.

Her mother was a good cook. Often, her mother would cook for her father, and her father would also help her to get the soup

in such a family, Victoria did everything naturally and she didn't feel that anything she had done was out of place! However, for Trevor, this was a rare warmth that could only be found at home.

In the past, when he was not meeting any clients, he rarely ate at hby himself! However, he clearly felt the warmth of going hfor dinner then. X