Chapter 54 A Debt Of Gratitude

Naturally, he was indebted to the person who had saved his life.

Christopher's hardened heart began to soften. He wiped her tears away.

"Don't cry. I never said I wouldn't marry you."

Talia buried her face in his arms. An uncontrollable grin replaced her previous sobbing.

'I knew it! That incident would do wonders every time I brought it up!'

Her eyes reddened. Tugging his sleeve, she asked, "So, about the engagement next month..."

Christopher gave a sincere pledge, "I'll make sure of it. Don't worry."

Talia felt a big burden being taken off her shoulders. She broke into a charming grin.

"We haven't decided on a wedding gown. Can you accompany me to do that today?"

Talia slid her arm through Christopher's. She acted coquettishly, practically clinging to his body.

"Sure," Christopher said with a small nod.

They were on their way to the bridal shop when Talia began grilling Christopher about his preferences in terms of wedding attire. Sweetness and joy flooded her heart.

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