My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth)

Chapter 448

This luxury car parked quietly on the roadside, with the closed windows covered in black film.

However, there was a pair of deep eyes looking out through the window. The person's powerful aura

made people feel uneasy.

Pedestrians were attracted by this top-notch business luxury car.

Kenneth knew who was in this luxury car. That luxury car probably had been following him.

Kenneth seemed to see the person inside who was also looking at him.

However, Kenneth looked away and continued to follow Arabella.

In the car, the driver looked in the rearview mirror and respectfully asked, "Are we going to follow Mr.

Lucero?"

In the dim light, the man in the back seat said indifferently after a few seconds, "No need. Let's go to

see Mrs. Sharon at Floweret Garden."

"Yes."

Arabella walked past the familiar place and stopped.

Actually, when she went out, she didn't know where she wanted to go. But standing on the way to

Floweret Garden, she found it out.

She wanted to take a look at Floweret Garden.

She spent this morning reviewing her first 20 years. But all her nostalgia for Hardgrade was in Floweret

Garden.

She finally found herself in front of Floweret Garden.

Arabella stopped. She missed Mrs. Sharon, the old lady who loved her. They hadn't seen each other

for a long time. Arabella wanted to visit Mrs. Sharon before leaving Hardgrade.

But she didn't dare, because she couldn't see, and also, she was afraid of encountering Kenneth.

Since the divorce, he had completely disappeared in her life.

Arabella sat on a bench, arms propped up on it, her legs swinging in the air.

Kenneth was looking at her not far away. In fact, he knew earlier than she that she was heading This content provided by N(o)velDrama].[Org.

towards Floweret Garden.

He saw her swinging her legs and staring blankly in a bad mood.

Kenneth's heart seemed to have been torn again. He gasped, clenching and unclenching his fists,

feeling torn.

He couldn't walk over because he agreed to let her go.

Arabella sat on the bench all this afternoon. At night, many kids ran over to set off fireworks, chatting

and laughing.

Although Arabella couldn't see, she heard the fireworks explode.

Arabella was affected and cheered up. She stood up and came to the group of kids.

She noticed a hand in front of her. She reached out her hand and touched a thin stick of fireworks.