Chapter 523


    Seeing Adam happy as a child, Tracey held him by the waist. "We''re family. I want you to be happy


    every day."


    "Little bunny, you''re graduating in six months. It''s time for us to get ready for the wedding. Where do


    you want to marry me?" Adam kissed her forehead.


    He used to think that real life love would not be as beautiful as that in TV dramas, but now he


    changed his mind.


    He''d heard a lot about marriages that end in tears. Couples were always sweet when they were not


    married.


    But the problems that came with living together or marriage gradually made them not love each


    other anymore.


    He and Tracey were now living together, but he didn''t feel that his love for her was waning.


    He couldn''t get enough of her lovely face, and he thought anything she did was cute.


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    As his love for her grew, it dawned on him that couples who eventually broke up were not really in


    love. True love was eternal.


    True love


    was a solid foundation for marriage. Marriage was not the grave of love. It was the grave of


    insincerity.


    Adam thought that love overcame everything. For the smile of the one he loved, he was willing to do


    anything.


    Tracey suddenly realized that it had been almost half a year since they had been together.


    "As long as you''re the groom, I don''t care when or where we get married. Adam, it''s up to you."


    Tracey smiled slightly.


    "Okay." He decided to give her a special and romantic wedding so that both of them would never


    forget it.


    "How''s the perfumeunch going?"


    "Great. Everything''s being set up. You must have spent a lot of money on the promotion, right?" she


    asked.


    Although she knew he was willing to pay for her, she wanted to be financially independent.


    Unlike many women, she didn''t like to spend men''s money.


    Knowing what she was thinking, Adam gently tickled her nose. "Well, did you forget what I saidst


    time? I own those advertising agencies, dare they charge me money?"


    "Adam, I suddenly feel like I''ve got a sugar daddy." Tracey smiled.


    "You just figured that out? Women who want me can wait in line from L.A. to Clevnd. You know


    why I wasn''t with them? I was waiting for you to grow up."


    Tracey thought of what she said 16 years ago. At that time, she was just an ignorant child. She


    never thought he would take her words seriously.


    "So I was a visionary. I knew you had potential when I was a kid. Steve used to say you were


    fabulously loaded, and I thought he was exaggerating. Looks like he was right."


    Tracey gave a sweet smile. When she just came back from America, Steve gave her a list of people


    to ingratiate, and Adam was the number one.


    At that time, she didn''t know he was the man she slept with three years ago, nor did she like him.


    She had no idea that one day she would love him so much and wanted to spend every minute of


    her life with him.


    "What are you thinking about? Why are you smiling so happily?" Adam found that she was lost in


    thoughts.


    Tracey looked up, her eyes glistening. Putting her arms around his neck, she said, "I was thinking


    about what had happened between us over thest few months."


    Adam thought of that crazy night. "I was given an aphrodisiac that day. I was in the men''s room


    trying to puke when I heard your voice outside the door. Do you know how happy I was?"


    Tracey was a smoker back then. She smoked a lot to rx herself when she was in America. Later,


    she quit smoking because Adam didn''t like it.


    "I was just trying to borrow a lighter, and I ran into a pervert." She chuckled.


    Adamughed. "At the men''s room? Who on earth is the pervert? You were really bold. What if you


    met a dangerous drunkard?"


    "I''d torture him and beat the sh*t out of him." Tracey waved her fist.


    Thinking of how she tortured himst night, Adam sighed. "I''m sure you would. But you can''t do the


    same thing again."


    "I''m not a pervert," Tracey muttered.


    "You hated me so much at first. When did you fall in love with me?" He had loved her for many


    years, but he did not know when she fell for him.


    "I don''t know either. Maybe it was when you first made me that awful ginger soup, or when you


    drank with me at the beach, or when I met you on deck 16 years ago."


    "You know what? I agreed to be Sean''s girlfriend mainly because he reminded me of you."


    "He liked to wear white shirts and was cold to everyone but me. He even looked a bit like you.


    Maybe part of me thought he was you."


    "But he''s not you. He''s just a substitute and I''m lucky enough to be with you."


    "Yeah. Actually, I need to thank Rachel. If it weren''t for her, I never would have had the chance to be


    with you." Adam held onto Tracey tightly. No one knew what they went through to get together.


    "I used to think God wasn''t fair to me. Everyone had a happy family, except for me. My rtionship


    didn''t go well, either."


    "Now I realize God has a n. He was being mean to me, so I''d learn to be grateful."


    "I will cherish every day I spend with my loved ones. I appreciate how lucky I am."