CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times novel Chapter 239

When Hector finished that song, many lookers-on shouted for an encore.

Katherine breathed a sigh. "It’s a waste of resources for Hector not to be a star with that face. Look at him. How handsome he looks over there."

Kyle turned to look at Katherine and pondered with a frown, but said nothing.

Hector stopped singing, gave the guitar back to the singer and walked back to them. "Let’s go."

Kyle nodded. "When I got bored in the past, I would come here to look at them."

Katherine thought Kyle was about to say something emotional, but he continued, "I saw these poor people, and I didn’t feel bored anymore. It’s fun to count my money at home too."

Katherine gave a silent smile, blaming herself for expecting too much from Kyle.

That was exactly what the young master of the Haverford family would say.

The night fair was beside the open space, and now it was at its most bustling time of the day.

There were many stalls along the street, and both the old and the young were having fun.

Kyle was still in the mood, calling Katherine and Hector, "Let’s hang out here. Things are cheap, and there’re so many styles to choose from. If you find anything you like, I’ll buy them for you."

Katherine wanted to look around because she had never been to a lively night fair like this.

She looked back at Hector and said, "Let’s go. It looks like fun."

Hector nodded. "OK."

The three of them walked from one end of the street to the other, and cheap drinks were sold along the street.

Kyle bought three and passed them to Katherine and Hector. "I saw a kid drinking this. It should be good."

Katherine took the drink with a smile. "Kyle, you haven’t been here either, have you?"

Kyle was stunned. "I was always alone, so I could never visit a place like this. You need to hang out with friends in a night fair."

Katherine’s heart sank when she heard what Kyle said.

Somehow, the words from the bubbly young master of the Haverford family could always make her heart soften.

Katherine took a sip. The drink was basically sweetened water.

She added, "If you want to visit a place like this in the future, call me. I can go with you anytime you want."

Kyle walked over to Katherine and put his arm around Katherine’s shoulders with a casual air. "See? You’re a true friend, Katherine. I knew you weren’t an ungrateful soul."

Hector rushed up to them and threw Kyle’s arm off Katherine’s shoulders. "I’ll also go with you when I’m free. Don’t worry."

A smile spread across Kyle’s face. "Both of you are my true friends for life."

Katherine smiled, saying nothing.

The three of them combed through the stalls and did a lot of shopping.

Kyle was so generous that he bought everything Katherine took a second look at.

When they reached the end of the street, Katherine was full up.

Meanwhile, Kyle and Hector were carrying two big bags filled with various kinds of odds and ends.

They had to stop now because they could carry no more.

Kyle called the driver to pick them up.

Katherine crouched down by the street while waiting for the car.

She was really tired of walking.

Kyle also crouched down by the street like her.

Hector looked at them and smiled. "I have to crouch down too to keep the formation."

Kyle reached out to pulled Hector down. "Come here. Squat down. Don’t be shy."

Katherine was amused when Hector crouched down. She took out her phone. "Let’s take a picture. I don’t think anyone else has seen you guys like this."

Crouching by the street, the three of them took a selfie.

Katherine couldn’t help laughing looking at the photo. She couldn’t feel happier.

She had never been so happy during the whole marriage.

The car came in a few minutes.

Katherine and Hector got into the car. Kyle told the driver to send him back first, then Hector, finally Katherine, because the tea set Kyle sent her was still in the trunk.

Hector thought and offered, "Send Katherine back home before me, so that I can help her move the things out of the car. It’s not easy for the driver to carry them alone."

Kyle couldn’t care less. "Marshall should be at home. Let him help her."