Ch. 304: Mr. Edwards’ Unraveled Life Chapter 304

Chapter 304

"Ah..."

A chubby white pigeon suddenly flew toward them, startling Norah. She instinctively stepped back, worried it might peck her. But then she noticed something—it had a ring in its beak.

Before she could process what was happening, the pigeon swooped down, and the item it was carrying landed in Kevin's hand.

Norah froze, staring at him in disbelief. In his palm was a dazzling diamond ring, its sparkle so brilliant in the sunlight that it nearly blinded her.

She squinted against the glare as Kevin gently took her hand and slid the ring onto her finger.

Out of nowhere, applause erupted around them.

Norah looked up, startled, and saw that passersby were clapping and smiling, their eyes full of envy and delight.

Her face turned red as she stammered, “W-What’s going on?”

“This is so romantic! A proposal with roses and even a pigeon—who does that?” someone in the crowd exclaimed.

“It’s like a fairy tale—look at them! A prince and his princess. If someone did this for me, I wouldn’t care how they looked—I’d say yes in a heartbeat!”

“Why can’t I find a man like that? He’s so dreamy!”

As the chatter continued, Norah realized the truth—this was a marriage proposal.

And she was the one being proposed to.

Standing amidst a sea of roses with their soft, fragrant aroma drifting through the air, she turned to Kevin. His gaze was steady and filled with affection.

“Marry me?” Kevin asked, his deep voice carrying both warmth and conviction.

Norah blinked, flustered. “Didn’t I already marry you? It’s been years—why now?”

Kevin leaned in close, his lips brushing against her ear. “You’ve been my wife for three years, but I never properly proposed to you. That’s my regret.”

She looked down at the ring on her finger and then back at him, her throat tightening.

It felt surreal.

The man she had silently loved for so long, the one she never thought would reciprocate her feelings, had created this moment for her.

Her vision blurred as tears welled up.

“Why are you crying?” Kevin asked softly, concern etched across his face. He gently wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes. “Did I embarrass you?”

Norah shook her head, her voice trembling. “I just… I never thought this day would come. It hasn’t been easy, Kevin.”

Kevin pulled her into his arms, holding her tightly. “You’ve been through so much. I see that now, and I’m so sorry. From this day forward, I promise to take care of you, always.”

Norah pressed her face against his chest, tears streaming freely. “Then you’d better be really good to me. Really, really good!”

Kevin cupped her face, looking into her tear-filled eyes. “I’ll make sure of it. Every single day, for the rest of our lives. You’ll always be my Mrs. Edwards.”

Norah closed her eyes, overwhelmed, but a small, genuine smile formed on her lips as she whispered, “I’m already so happy.”

The crowd broke into cheers. “Say yes!” they shouted.

The two pulled back just enough to look at each other. Their eyes were red, emotions raw, but there was nothing but love in their expressions.

Kevin leaned down and kissed her gently.

At that moment, it felt like time stopped.

The world around them faded away, leaving just the two of them, bound together by a love so profound that no force could break it.

As their lips met, thousands of balloons floated into the sky, each one carrying the same message: Kevin loves Norah for a lifetime!

Above them, helicopters circled, unfurling banners with the same declaration: Kevin loves Norah for a lifetime!

It was Kevin’s way of letting the world know—his love for Norah was eternal and unchanging.

The proposal was being livestreamed, reaching thousands of viewers.

One of those viewers was Bianca.

She stared at the screen, her nails digging into her palms, her face twisting with jealousy and rage. Watching Kevin publicly declare his love for Norah felt like a knife twisting in her chest.

Her hands shook as she grabbed the nearest object and hurled it across the room. The loud crash didn’t soothe her anger; it only fueled it.

Picking up her phone, she dialed a number, her voice nearly a scream as she spat into the receiver, “Do you still want Norah gone or not?!”