e was the trillionaire Bernard Smith's daughter, nothing pr

ike the weight of the world was on her shoulders, and she didn't know how to sh

?" he asked, sitti

burden him with her problems, but she also didn't want to keep them bottled up inside

d with a forced smile.

. Instead, he wrapped his arm around her and pulled her clos

hake the feeling that something was wrong, and she didn't know how to fix it. She wish

even though she didn't say anything, he could sense that something was wro

And even though she didn't say anything, he knew that his love and

l holding something back, and he didn't want to let her suffer in silence. He gently placed his hand on h

beck

t my mom still has doubts about you," she said softly. "She's worried that we

fiance's family would accept him and support their relationship. But h

ssuring. "But I want you to know that I love you, and I'm committed to making this work. I'm

nderestimated his love and dedication to their relationship. She felt a surge of gratitude an

ning in to kiss him. "I love you too, and I

hem, but he was confident that they could overcome any obstacle as long as they had each other.

n't worry at all. I know how to let yo

surprised and curious. "Wh

d about our relationship and wants to make sure that I'm the right guy for you. Bu

am, where I grew up, and what my family is like. I want her to see that I'm a good pers

dress her mother's concerns. She knew that her mom was a tough judge of cha

said, squeezing his hand. "I know it won't be

w that winning over her mother wouldn't be easy, but he was willing

. "I've got this. We'll make her understand, a

ous. He had to meet her parents again, but he was nervous about the upcoming second meeting

old her he was going to

arsing what he was going to say in the previous days before the client came, how he was goi

ts' house, feeling a mixture of excitement and nerves. When he arrived, he

is family, hoping to make a good impression. He also asked Keira's parents questions about themselves, tryin

eira's father, feeling like he was starting to connect with him more. He shared some person

still not touc

ather-in-law said and acted not to

or having him over. As he walked out of his car, he couldn't help but feel relieved.

eed to be so nervous. He just needed to be himself and show Keira's pa

ith excitement and a heart filled with joy, he drove hi

s discussing the recent activities of various NGOs. He walked ov

of NGOs. She talked about the various projects they were working on, from

g on the world. He had always been interested in social issues, but he h

y measured their impact. He was impressed by the level of detail and transparency that NGOs use

ng stories of the challenges and rewards of this type of work. Some of them had volun

the impact they were having on the world. He made a mental note to resear

ork with such passionate and engaged colleagues. He realized that he was surrounded by people who ca

ling face which made Keira s

t be very tired a

ious and get the gist of how

oked at her

is w

d went to

after my meal, a

eira entered the kitchen with happ

with her meal preparation. Welbeck was having his bath and was eager to relax and unwind with her. As soon as she entered t

ring his favorite apron, a quirky gift from Keira, stirring a pot on th

ed, turning down the flame and co

. What's cooking?" Keira asked, inhaling d

hing up there and you'r

se you I want to pre

s

your favorite, " he added, prou

and had been dying to try a new recipe at home. As Welbeck played the curry and rice, Keira got

eira shiver slightly. Welbeck took off his apron, placed it around her shoulders, a

ntent. She looked out at the cityscape, the twinkling

ite and enjoying the peacefulness of their moment together. The conversation flowed easily, just

er to the sky. The moon was out, and the stars were

rever. She looked over at Welbeck, watching the way the wind blew

to have you," she said

ou're everything to me,"

relishing the cool night air and the li

uggested, standing up. "Maybe th

better, even without trying. They put their plates away, grabbed thei

. The way Welbeck's hand felt gently wrapped around hers, the sound of

th bright rosy cheeks. They each wrapped their hands around a s

r the warmth of a cozy blanket as they gazed up at the stars, smiling at each other. She stayed th

his moment always. Sometimes, it's not about grand gestures, but about the simple pleasures in li

elbeck felt so good when Keira didn't ask

day and everything was goi