Half an hour ago, Wendy had arrived at the bar.

After getting off the car, she finally knew what it meant to have her heartbeat fast and her soul out of her body.

Later, when she received the call from Gavin, her heart almost jumped out of her throat, but she still complained to him calmly that she was hungry.

Fortunately, her acting skills were excellent, so she didn't arouse Gavin's suspicion.

Not long after she hung up the phone, the security guard of the bar told her that Gavin had arrived.

In an instant, all the cells in her body were boiling wildly as if they were about to explode. All kinds of thoughts flashed through her mind like a merry-go-round of ideas.

She felt that her mind was completely blank.

However, when she came out of the room and saw Gavin, she calmed down miraculously.

She had practiced what she wanted to say countless times in front of the mirror, so she could say it out smoothly.

Also, she had practiced what she planned to do countless times in her mind, and she could guess the answer even with her toes now.

All she needed to do was carry out her plan step by step and then calmly wait for an answer she had expected.

Therefore, she didn't need to worry about anything at all!

While thinking, Wendy had already stopped in front of Gavin.

Gavin hadn't recovered from the shock for a moment. He looked at his little girl in shock and asked, "Wendy?"

"It's me." Wendy lifted the hem of her dress and made a turn in front of Gavin. "I can walk with my feet, and I can also hold things with my right hand. Gavin, I'm cured now!"

Gavin stared at Wendy and asked in a voice full of uncertainty, "Are you really... cured?"

Wendy raised her right hand and waved it in front of Gavin. "Yeah, idiot!"

Gavin suddenly reached out and pulled Wendy into his arms. He was using the most intimate contact to confirm that she was really cured.

Since Director Zhang told him that Wendy's right hand might not recover, he had been blaming himself.

Even when Noah appeared and Wendy's hand was getting better day by day, he couldn't feel at ease if she couldn't hold things with her right hand.

Yesterday, Wendy was still sitting in a wheelchair when she went downstairs. This morning, she had to rely on him to wash.

In the blink of an eye, she moved so freely in front of him, saying that she had recovered.

Gavin could not believe that it was true if he did not hold her in his arms.

Wendy poked Gavin's back and said, "I will be out of breath soon."

Gavin grabbed her hand, with which Wendy was poking him. It was her right hand, and her strength was not weak.

She was really cured.

After living for more than 20 years, it was the first time for Gavin to be so excited beyond words.

He loosened his grip on Wendy and kissed her deeply, regardless of the large group of people around them.

Wendy widened her eyes in surprise. Although she was shy, she was reluctant to push Gavin away, so she simply closed her eyes and accepted his kiss.

"Gavin, Mr. Brian, and Mrs. Lambert once set a record for a few minute hot kiss. Try your best to break the record!"

Someone said the sentence, and the others followed suit. For a while, the bar was very lively.

Gavin also wanted to break the record, but Wendy was inexperienced after all. It didn't take long for her to be out of breath. He reluctantly let go of her, held her head, and let her bury her face in his chest.

No one could see Wendy's plump lips and red cheeks!

Gavin's possessiveness was completely exposed, and his friends began to kick up a fuss. "Gavin, you can't do that! Wendy, you have to resist!"

Wendy was bold only in front of Gavin and her family. As long as there was someone else around her, the door of her courage would be shut, just like the sensitive plant's leaves.

The jokes came one after another, so she couldn't wait to bury her face in Gavin's body.

Gavin protected the little girl in his arms and kissed her hair. "When did you get better?"

"Half a month ago." Wendy finally dared to raise her head, and she looked at Gavin with her bright almond-shaped eyes. "Doctor Sanchez has been helping me with my recovery for the past half a month."

Gavin held Wendy's hand and asked, "Did your wound hurt during this period?"

"Of course, it hurt, especially my legs!" Wendy complained, but soon she wore a happy look. "But now, I feel as if I haven't been injured!"

From the car accident to the recovery, Wendy only understated her sufferings and pain. She never cried nor complained.

Gavin touched her head. "Idiot."

He knew that Wendy just didn't want him to feel worried or sorry for her.

Unexpectedly, Wendy didn't refute him. She looked at Gavin with a faint smile, and there seemed to be some secrets hidden in her almond-shaped eyes.

"Gavin."

She suddenly called Gavin. Her voice was soft and sweet as if it was going to seep into the depths of Gavin's heart.

He felt that he was almost lost in her eyes. After a long while, he came to his senses and asked, "Hmm? What's wrong?"

Wendy pursed her lips and looked at Gavin, saying word by word, "Let's get married."

"Gavin, let's get married."

Upon hearing this sentence without warning, Gavin only felt that he was severely shocked.

He was wearing a suit and standing on the one end of the red carpet, while Wendy, dressed in a white veil, was walking toward him from the other end. It was the scene that had once appeared in his dream.

Today, Wendy blurted it out. She was going to turn his dream into reality.

He also wanted it. He wanted it so much.

However, his illness had not been cured.

Gavin forced himself to calm down. He kissed Wendy's lips and said, "Of course, we'll get married."

Well, as expected, he wouldn't refuse!

The smile on Wendy's lips became brighter, and there was excitement in the bottom of her eyes. "I mean now!"

Gavin looked at her with uncertainty. "Now?"

"Yes, I am proposing to you. As long as you agree, we will go to get the marriage certificate tomorrow. The wedding is not important. I just want to fill in the blank of "your wife" with my name." Wendy's bright eyes sparkled. She asked carefully, "Gavin, will you agree?"

She was serious.

Gavin was stunned for half a second before he came to his senses. He knocked on her head and said, "Idiot, it's a man's job to propose."

"There is no written rule on this!" Wendy said stubbornly, "Even if there is, I'm determined to go against it. I have to propose!"

Gavin deliberately scared Wendy. "With so many people around, aren't you afraid that they will mock you?"

Wendy was unexpectedly frank. She raised her chin and said, "If I was afraid, I wouldn't have called them here!"

Gavin completely admitted defeat and smiled helplessly.

Wendy really couldn't understand what Gavin's smile meant. She pulled the corner of his clothes and asked anxiously, "Do you agree or not?"

Gavin raised his eyebrows and asked, "What if I don't agree?"

"He is actually going to refuse?"

Wendy didn't say anything, but her eyes turned red all of a sudden. She stared at Gavin with grievance and looked as if she would burst into tears at any moment.

Gavin was indifferent to it. He rubbed Wendy's hair and said, "It's useless to cry."

"..."

"Did he mean that he wouldn't agree anyway?"

When planning all this, Wendy was very sure that Gavin would agree.

"But why would he refuse?"

Or was it that although he liked her, he didn't like her to the extent that he wanted to marry her and spend the rest of his life with her?

Wendy's tears suddenly went out of control and rushed out of her eyes.

Gavin didn't expect to really make this little girl cry. He held her in his arms and kissed away her tears. "Silly girl, don't cry."

She had been okay, but upon hearing that, Wendy not only felt more wronged, but her tears flowed even more fiercely.

Gavin had no choice but to keep kissing her. "Do you really want to marry me immediately?"

Wendy nodded pitifully and said, "Yes."

Gavin calmly led her to explain the reason. "Why?"

Wendy's long eyelashes trembled, and her almond-shaped eyes were filled with uneasiness. "Gavin, I'm afraid."

She had never shown her fear even when she had been expelled from the hospital and school, and also when she had learned that her right hand could no longer recover.

Only the scandal of brother-sister love left psychological trauma on her. She was afraid of the public opinion that could destroy a person. She just wanted to confirm her relationship with Gavin as soon as possible, and she wanted to be recognized and protected by the law.

As long as they got married, no one could gossip over them behind their backs in the future.

Gavin held Wendy in his arms and tenderly caressed her long hair. "Wendy, it's okay. No one can stop us from being together now. Don't be afraid."

Wendy buried her head in Gavin's arms and cried, "Why wouldn't you agree?"

"I can't." Gavin let go of Wendy and looked at her thoughtfully. Just when Wendy thought there was no hope, he said, "It's a man's job to propose. How can I let you take it over?"

Wendy blinked and didn't react.

Gavin added, "Have you bought a ring?"

Wendy opened her left hand. There was a small jewelry box on her light pink palm.

Gavin took it and opened it. There was an exquisite diamond ring inside.

He smiled, held Wendy's hand up, and knelt down in front of her.

The group of people came to witness Wendy's proposal, but they didn't expect Gavin's movement. A burst of exclamations sounded, and Wendy's tears were out of control again.

"Silly girl, don't cry." Gavin rubbed Wendy's fingertips. "Of course, I want to marry you, but I didn't expect us to get married so early. You're still young. I thought you didn't want to get married early."

Wendy shook her head and said, "I want to."

Gavin asked for confirmation, "Have you thought it over?"

Wendy nodded hard.

"Then let's get married." Gavin smiled and handed the jewelry box to Wendy. "Wendy, I promise that I will love you and take care of you forever. Except for you, I don't want anyone else to be my wife. Will you marry me?"

These were the most pleasant words Wendy had ever heard.

Her tears rolled down uncontrollably, but her smile was more brilliant than ever before.

She nodded hard and answered clearly and affirmatively, "I do!"

The onlookers cheered again. "Gavin, put the ring on Wendy's finger. This means that Wendy will be yours from now on!"

Gavin stood up, took out the ring from the box, and carefully held Wendy's hand up. Almost at the same time, he suffered from a sudden attack of dizziness.

He felt that he was shaking violently, so he closed his eyes and warned himself to hold on.

The ring was hanging over Wendy's fingertip. She almost put it on, but Gavin didn't make the next move.

Wendy looked at Gavin in confusion and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Nothing."

Gavin forced a smile. He opened his eyes, but the dizziness became more and more overwhelming. His hands were so weak that he couldn't put the ring on Wendy's finger.

Wendy watched Gavin's face become paler and paler. She was overshadowed by an uneasiness. "Gavin!"

Seeing the panic in Wendy's eyes, Gavin wanted to comfort her, but before he could make a sound, he was drowned in endless darkness...