Chapter 225


    Chapter 225


    There were plenty of restaurants near Foxtail Garden, so Larissa assumed Kevan would randomly


    choose one for dinner. However, he drove past the bustling street and continued until they arrived at


    Microworks Building.


    That left her confused. “Are we going to the office to work overtime?”


    He ignored her question. He simply pulled out the key, opened the door, and stepped out of the car. He


    then walked around to the passenger side and reached out as she opened the door.


    She hesitated for a moment before she cautiously took his hand. He smiled slightly. His fingers gently


    enclosed hers. He noticed that her hand was significantly smaller than his


    “Come with me.”


    The building remained brightly illuminated even though it was the New Year holiday and the


    time was past 6 pm. The vignt and energetic security guard on the ground floor showed no signs of


    cking off


    Kevan led Larissa to his private elevator and pressed the button for the top floor.


    “The 70th floor?” She couldn’t help but wonder if he had identally pressed the wrong button.


    because his office was clearly on the 69th floor. If she recalled correctly, the 70th floor housed the


    panoramic observation tower at the summit of the Microworks Building.


    “Yes,” he casually replied.


    She asked excitedly. “Are we going to see the city skyline at night?”


    On her first visit, Dn had mentioned that the panoramic observation tower offered a view of the


    entire city. However, it was said to be essible only to a select few high–ranking executives of


    Microworks Corporation, so no photos were circting on the Inte from the tower’s summit.


    He responded to her excitement with a simple “Yes” and maintained a calm expression. His gaze


    shifted slightly upwards and fixed on the ever–changing numbers disyed electronically. The elevator


    ascended swiftly, causing a brief ringing sensation in her ears. However, the difort vanished the


    moment the elevator doors opened.


    “Wow!” She couldn’t help but exim in awe.


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    Like the elevator, the interior of the observation tower was constructed entirely with transparent ss,


    from the ceiling to the walls and even the floor. She could clearly see the crescent moon. suspended in


    the night sky and the faintly shimmering stars. They seemed within arm’s reach as if she could simply


    stretch out and touch them. She took a step forward and nearly startled herself when she looked down


    Below, numerous individuals continued to toil in the offices. In that instant, she experienced a sensation


    of standing above their heads, her body seemingly suspended in mid–air.


    Thankfully, she didn’t suffer from a severe fear of heights. Still, she couldn’t help but worry. “Will we


    disturb their work by being up here? If they happen to look up, will they see us?”


    “No,” he reassured her, tightening his grip on her hand as he led her forward. “The panoramic


    observation tower is made of one–way transparent ss on all four sides. That means you can see


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    the people below, but they can’t see you. Just treat it as if you were standing on a regr concrete


    floor. There’s no need to feel any pressure.”


    They gradually approached the center of the observation tower. borate crystal chandeliers hung


    from above, casting a radiant light that illuminated the entire floor as if it were daytime. Directly beneath


    the chandeliers was a dining table adorned with a vibrant red rose in a crystal


    vase.


    Suddenly, melodious music began ying, and the curtains behind the dining table slowly


    opened, revealing a grand ssical orchestra! A man dressed in a ck tailcoat energetically waved


    his conductor’s baton, and the other members of the orchestra followed his lead, ying the music


    passionately


    “This “Larissa waspletely dumbfounded by the spectacle unfolding before her. However, he merely


    smiled as he pulled a chair closer to them, inviting her to sit down.


    “This is the first time I’ve been married, so I thought we should celebrate,” he casually exined.


    While she could understand his desire to celebrate, the grandeur of this celebration seemed


    overwhelming. And to make matters worse, he hadn’t even informed her in advance! ncing at her


    casual attire, she feltpletely out of ce in this luxurious setting.