When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster-Chapter 569: Planning a Traditional Chinese Wedding

The music in the car was swirling, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere.

Dustin Shepherd couldn’t help but slow down the car... In such a scene, he involuntarily held her hand.

Serena Sutton was slightly startled, her heart skipped a beat, her singing came to an abrupt stop as she glanced over at him.

The singer’s voice still gently echoed in the car.

The lyrics meant—

He said this to me, swore this way, with his life, whenever I think of these, I feel my heart inside jumping, the night of love never ends, happiness replaces the long night...

The car speed was very slow, Dustin glanced at her, then withdrew his gaze, eyes fixed ahead.

But Serena’s fingers did not escape from his palm, nor did she grip tightly; her whole arm seemed a bit stiff.

The warmth of their palms intertwined, just like that she looked at him, and gradually lost her composure...

The romantic music flowed from the player... warm and romantic, this destined to be an unusual night.

Dustin just held her hand as he drove, not looking at her, but he could feel her gaze.

It wasn’t until the car reached the entrance to Serena’s residential complex that he released his hand, stopped the car steadily, and turned to look at her.

Serena met his gaze, almost lost in thought, "..."

"Rest early," he said to her.

She came to her senses, quickly unbuckled her seatbelt and got out of the car, "Thank you for driving me home."

"See you tomorrow." His voice was as gentle as his gaze had been tonight.

"See you tomorrow." After getting out, Serena closed the car door and walked into the complex without looking back, continually quickening her pace.

Walking into the unit door, she clutched her chest, joyfully leaning against the wall!

Raising her eyes, she took a deep breath!

Recalling everything that happened in the car just now, every detail was vivid in her mind, her lips curving into an uncontrollable smile.

At this moment, the warmth of his hand still lingered in her palm.

This feeling of throbbing, she had never felt it with Adrian Lancaster; at this moment, she clearly realized that she had long been attracted to Dustin Shepherd...

She liked him, liked him from the heart.

Dustin drove back home, originally intending to perfect the wedding details, opened his planning notebook, but his mind kept fixating on Serena’s appearance tonight.

He realized that he hadn’t been this happy in a long time.

His work efficiency considerably decreased, so he closed the notebook, took a shower, and prepared to sleep.

That night, neither of them could sleep.

Early the next morning, Dustin didn’t go to the company immediately. He recently planned a very ceremonious Chinese wedding with many details needing supervision on site.

It both promoted Chinese cultural elements and showcased the essence of a Chinese wedding.

Faye Turner’s appearance in traditional dress would surely captivate everyone’s attention.

Dustin hoped his first love could be rightfully married to Adrian Lancaster, which would also fulfill one of his own wishes.

Although the time for arranging the wedding was short, only a mere week.

But with sufficient funds, building a building in seven days is possible, let alone holding a wedding?

Moreover, Dustin invited the famous Chinese wedding planning master from Argent, to discuss and draft plans together with his team.

Currently, the venue is almost set up.

The overall theme is bright red, in a hotel under Prestige, with background spray cloth already in place, the reception area built, and the main stage arranged.

Dustin came today to look at the detailed arrangement, particularly satisfied with the decor of the ceiling, grand and majestic.

Seven lighting engineers started their adjustments.

"Good morning, Assistant Shepherd."

"Keep up the hard work." Dustin took out his phone to take pictures, planning to show them to President Lancaster when he returned to the company.

The old man is too busy, probably won’t have time to come to the site before the wedding.