Chapter 315
Heartbreak Brings Mr. Right
As they talk, Shelia coincidentally walks past them after the ribbon-cutting.
Upon catching Elaineâs words, she paused and scoffed, âChildren should be in bed at this hour.
Stop daydreaming all the time! God doesnât favor naughty children.
Tonight, you wonât see any fireworks or a single star in the sky.
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After her remark, Shelia cast a disdainful glance at Lindsey.
Seeing Elaineâs eyes welling up with tears, Lindsey gently stroked her hair and reassured her, âDonât listen to her nonsense.
You are a good girl.
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âAunt Lindsey, are there no stars tonight? Have the stars hidden from me because I did something wrong?â A tear rolled down Elaineâs cheek.
âNah.
â Lindsey wiped away the tears and comforted her, âItâs just cloudy today, so the stars are hidden.
Fireworks are usually reserved for special occasions, and there are no festivals right nowâ¦â
Domenic looked at Lindsey and Elaine and added, âIâve heard that Dream Amusement Park sometimes has nighttime fireworks.
Maybe tonight is one of those nights.
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Lindseyâs eyes sparkled.
âReally? Letâs give it a shot!â
Shelia laughed as though she had heard a humorous jest and sarcastically remarked, âThatâs amusing.
Dream Amusement Park hasnât had fireworks in ages.
Do you have some illusion that you own the park and can get whatever you desire? I suggest you stop daydreaming!â
Lindsey gazed at her and retorted, âShelia, if you canât say anything nice, itâs best to say nothing.
No one is talking to you.
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âHumph! I wouldnât want to talk to you anyway!â Shelia huffed and walked away.
Since Dream Amusement Park hadnât showcased fireworks in a while, chances were slim that theyâd see any tonight!
Upon hearing the possibility of fireworks, Elaine jumped up excitedly, tugging Lindsey toward the amusement park.
In truth, Lindsey didnât hold much hope in her heart.
From what she knew, these big amusement parks only set off fireworks during significant celebrations.
On a regular day like today, it was almost impossible.
Nevertheless, Lindsey brought Elaine back to the park.
They settled on the bench and patiently waited.
An hour passed, and it was already nine oâclock in the evening.
No fireworks graced the sky, and darkness prevailed.
Lindsey approached the park staff, who confirmed that fireworks werenât on the agenda for the night.
âIâm sorry, Elaine.
It looks like we wonât see fireworks todayâ¦â
Lindsey observed Elaineâs hopeful expression gradually fading into disappointment.
She glanced at the nearby carousel and proposed, âHow about we go ride on the carousel?â
Elaine lowered her head without saying a word.
Lindsey held her hand and guided her toward the carousel.
âLook, isnât it lovely? Itâs just like entering a fairyland, right?
Elaine sat on it, resembling a princess from a fairy tale perched on a princeâs white horse.
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Elaine gazed up briefly.
Still, she drooped her head with a lack of enthusiasm.
Amidst the brilliant illumination before her, Lindsey could discern glistening tears in Elaineâs eyes.
Perhaps she shouldnât have brought her here.
Disappointment wouldnât have found Elaine if hope hadnât been kindled.
She knew this well, so why didnât she firmly extinguish that hopeâ¦
Just then, Domenicâs phone chimed with a text message.
âEverything is ready.
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