Ivor’s Maybach tore through the streets. An hour later, they arrived at the top of a hill near Verdant Valley Retreat.
Bonnie exited the car and took in the fabulous view of the seemingly unending meadow and boundless starlit sky. A sense of wonder and surprise appeared in his eyes. “What a beautiful spot. It’s like I’m in a fantasy movie.”
“I knew you’d like it here. It looks like my time and effort was well spent.” Ivor walked to Bonnie’s side and looked at her. His eyes were affectionate as he admired her delicate face, illuminated by the gentle moonlight.
‘I love her like no one else. Here we are, surrounded by marvelous sceneries on all sides. I’m swelling with gratification and happiness. I just know Bonnie and me will stay happy forever.’ Bonnie glanced at the meadow before her. She finally realized why Ivor took such a long time to prepare at the hotel. “Were you planning on camping here to enjoy the view at night?”
Ivor chuckled. “Smart as always, Bonnie. Still, you only got half of it right.”
“Only half?” She was puzzled. “What’s the other half, then?”
Ivor put down his rucksack and unzipped it. Then, he removed parts of a tent and began putting them together. “Not only will we enjoy the view, but we’ll also witness a glorious sunrise here.”
“Sunrise?” Bonnie swept her gaze across the spot and nodded in approval. “Yeah, this is a nice spot to enjoy the sunrise.”
A hint of triumph flashed across Ivor’s eyes. “I have good taste, huh? You loved every spot I picked whenever we hung out or went on trips.”
Bonnie could not help but giggle when she saw how much he resembled a little boy waiting to be praised for doing a good job. “Fine, you have good taste.”
Her compliment made Ivor feel much happier than when he secured a collaboration worth millions. A while later, he said, “Okay, I’ve built the tent. Go in and see if you like it.”
“Sure.” Bonnie got on all fours and crawled into the tent. It was spacious and even had a transparent top for them to look at the starlit sky while lying on their backs.
“It’s nice and comfy. Do you want to take it for a spin?” Bonnie asked. However, she did not get a response for a long time. She could not help but frown and get out of the tent. “Ivor? Where are you?” No one was in the meadow. A moment later, her brows knitted as she called out, “Ivor?!”
Bonnie raised her voice, but he still did not show up. As she was about to call him on her phone, she heard his charming voice from behind, “Turn around.”
When she turned, her eyes widened and glistened with pleasant surprise.
