Chapter 1989

In Drew’s life, where he was always teetering on the edge of danger, he had neither the time nor energy for a real romance, let alone any romantic gestures. Tonight, the fireworks were beautiful. He owed that to Ryan. But with no one to share the view, no matter how dazzling the display, it would lose its insignificance. So, uncontrollably, he thought of Yvonne. Against all odds, driven by a mysterious force, he came here despite the enormous risk. “You must have seen it too.” Drew’s sharp, bright eyes were fixed on the illuminated Pivotage as he murmured, “Do you feel lonely watching this alone? I feel very lonely.” * The news widely reported Carrie and Ryan’s marriage. Nigel was in an excellent mood as he scrolled through his phone. He even had two extra servings of pasta for dinner. Though he understood that Carrie was still recovering and conditions were not ideal, as the doting grandfather of his favorite granddaughter, he naturally wished for her to become the esteemed ma