Chapter 589 Embarrassed

When Tamara saw her name appear in the sky, her eyes grew wide. Following the disappearance of the word “Tammy,” the word “Moore” appeared. Later, a few more words erupted into the sky. They eventually read, “Tammy Moore, I love you.” Tamara stared with mouth agape. No emotion could be discerned from her expression. She looked dumbfounded. “Tammy, I love you.” A deep, magnetizing voice rang out. Tamara snapped out of her senses and glanced over at Sebastian, yet she found that she couldn’t find anything to say. What a sneaky bastard. He assaulted her with balloons in the morning, then fireworks at night. Who the hell taught him these cheesy romantic gestures? Tamara stared at Sebastian for a long moment, then finally managed to say, “Well… I’m going to go now.” With that, she got out of the car and took quick strides into the Moore family’s villa. Sebastian was rendered speechless. His brows furrowed as he looked up at the remnants of light from the fireworks display. His expression tensed up sharply. Wasn’t it romantic? Why didn’t she like it? Tamara’s reaction said it all. Sebastian’s face darkened as he pulled out his phone and dialed Jeremiah’s number. Jeremiah answered the call very quickly. As he picked up, a smile could be heard in his voice. “So, how was it? My idea worked great, didn’t it? Did Tamara cry from all her feelings after the romantic balloons and fireworks display?” Sebastian barked out, “I think you’ll be the one crying instead.” Jeremiah was taken aback. “What do you mean by that? Don’t tell me it didn’t work.” “I’ve heard that your college is organizing an exchange program to Paswestan, right? I think you’ll be a perfect candidate for it,” Sebastian said coldly, then hung up the call. Jeremiah was rendered silent. Going on exchange to Paswestan? He would rather die! … Sebastian stared at the Moore family’s villa while kneading the area between his brows. Then, he went to Facebook and sent Tamara a friend request. After not getting any response from her, he did it again. He didn’t know why but suddenly felt a sense of déjà vu. Why did he feel like he had been in the same situation before? When Tamara got inside, she heard Jonathan and Cheryl discussing the fireworks display. When they saw that she had returned and was flushed, Cheryl smiled and said, “It looks like President Custry made a whole spectacle of confessing his feelings to you. He’s forthright this time. He even included your name in it!” Jonathan scoffed. “I wasn’t desperate enough to resort to such tactics when I was younger. I find it hard to believe he had the guts to pull off such a corny stunt.” Tamara didn’t know what to say. At this moment, she really wanted to live in a hole, sealed away from the world. “Mommy, the fireworks outside were wonderful! I want to see more!” Melanie walked out and hugged Tamara’s calf as she spoke coyly. Tamara leaned over and stated solemnly, “Fireworks cannot be simply lit. They contaminate the environment. If the environment becomes polluted, we will all begin coughing and become ill.” No one knew whether Melanie understood what was said to her. However, the little girl was certain of one thing—there would be no more fireworks displays to watch. She blinked her clear, big eyes. “But the fireworks were so pretty.” Tamara didn’t know how to respond. She supposed that she couldn’t disinterest Melanie from it. “Alright. How about we get some fireworks when the new year comes?” Tamara said. Melanie nodded. “Okay!” Thomas was playing a mobile game with Caleb. While playing, he said, “Lil’ bro, could you tell Daddy not to make such cheesy moves? I can’t help but feel embarrassed on his behalf.” Caleb was silent for a moment. “I’m not brave enough to do that.” Thomas was taken aback by that. When he was reminded of Daddy’s dark expression, he said with a sigh, “Me neither.” At this moment, Joseph walked over and eyed the door. When he saw no one else coming back, he asked, “Tammy, where’s Margot?”