Chapter 1189


    Chapter 1189 Be A Child Today


    Sally followed his line of sight, and her gazended on the teddy bear before darting back to Cooper.


    Her features scrunched up with annoyance as though she wanted to scold him, but she appeared too


    With a chuckle, Cooper said, “You look even more alike now.”


    Sally didn''t respond to his teasing.


    Cooper reached for her hand and led her to the flower shop. “Let''s go and have a look. We came out to


    have fun anyway.”


    The sales campaign was held to attract customers and increase the shop''s sales, so the games weren''t


    challenging. A majority of customers could easily win them.


    When Cooper and Sally made it to the final challenge, only six couples were left.


    However, thest challenge was slightly more difficult. The men would have to kiss their significant


    others as they carried them. The couple that could hold out until the end would walk away with the


    prize.


    Sally didn''t mind intimacy in their private moments but disliked showing affection under the scrutiny of


    the public.


    She wanted to get Cooper to leave, but he was already casually rolling up his sleeves. He took off his


    sses and slid them into his pocket. Without the lens obscuring his eyes, he looked gentler.


    Cooper coaxed, “Come on. This is thest challenge already. It''ll be such a waste to walk away now.”


    Cooper was a businessman, and throughout his career, he had never left in the midst of a contract


    signing.


    Before Sally could react, the challenge had started.


    Cooper hunched down and slid an arm beneath Sally''s knees, easily swooping her into his arms.


    Sally''s nose brushed the cor of his sweater and caught a waft of his faint yet delicious scent. Once


    again, she spotted the faint hickey on his neck.


    Before embarrassment flooded her, Cooper''s voice interrupted her thought. “You''re much lighter than


    before.” Even though he didn''t carry her much, he still noticed the change in her weight.


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    He then said, “I''ll have Melissa make some mushroom soupter.”


    Sally stayed silent.


    The other couples started kissing. When the flower shop manager saw Cooper was still dilly-dallying,


    she joked that Cooper and Sally would lose if they didn''t start kissing soon.


    Cooper lowered his head to Sally. She could feel his breaths tickling her forehead. “Do you want to kiss


    me, or should I do it?”


    “I''m not choosing from those two options,” she refused coolly.


    Cooper ignored her rejection and warned, “If I kiss you, I might not be able to control myself and end


    the challenge earlier.”


    “That teddy bear is pretty cute, and we''re already here. It''ll be a pity if we don''t take it back with us.” His


    gaze roamed Sally''s face before he stated, “I''ll kiss you if you still refuse to move.”


    With that said, he moved as though he was about to kiss her. Sally immediately threw her arms around


    his neck and raised her head to meet his lips. Her eyes were closed, but her quiveringshes betrayed


    her nervousness.


    Soon, a couple threw in the towel as fatigue took over.


    Following the first couple, several more gave up soon after. The prize was merely a teddy bear which


    didn''t cost much. It wasn''t much of a motivation for other contestants to put in all their effort.


    Five minutester, another couple gave up, and Cooper and Sally were the winners.


    When the flower shop manager passed the teddy bear and roses to Cooper, she praised, “The two of


    you must love each other very much for being so into the kiss.”


    Sally kept quiet, but her ears were flushed from having the public''s eyes on her during an intimate


    moment.


    Seeing the tinge of pink on her tiny earlobes, Cooper teased, “I thought you didn''t know what


    embarrassment was, Ms. Loake.”


    Then, he handed the teddy bear to Sally. “Here, your prize.”


    Sally studied the teddy bear but couldn''t see the simrities between it and her. “I''m not a child. I don''t


    like fluffy toys like this,” she said indifferently.


    Cooper put the tortoises in the trunk and shed her a smile. “Then, be a child just for today.”


    He might''ve blurted it nonchntly just to coax Sally, but those words were like a rock thrown into a


    calm pool. It elicited ripples in her heart and destroyed her calm. An indescribable feeling surged within


    her.