76. Red carpet

Rowan: "Whenever I'm asked to do something I don't want to do, I get hiccups."

"Hiccup~"

His burps sounded very deliberate.

This bad guy...

Dora was amused and curious: "It sounds like it's all my fault. So what are you willing to do?"

"Me?" Rowan smiled "Generally, a chocolate ice cream, maybe two people, a walk together, and then just let it go."

Something is stirring in my heart.

Dora's face broke into an unconscious smile.

Boom!

At this moment, the car suddenly shook.

Dora's body was moved and she leaned her hands on the dashboard. She looked forward and could only see rain washing the glass.

It was raining so hard that the wipers were barely working.

Dora's heartbeat quickened: "Oh my God, what happened?"

Rowan: "Maybe there was a little glitch."

"Can you solve it?"

"There's something I forgot to mention."

"What?"

"I'm not very good at driving."

Dora's heart beat faster, as if it was hanging on a suspension bridge.

At this time, the car shook again.

Dora subconsciously put her arm around Rowan.

The plan worked... Rowan didn't waste time, he found the right opportunity to step on the brakes.

The car stopped and the motor turned off. The only sounds around were the sounf of rain pouring down and thunder in the sky.

The car was stuck between two small stone pillars at the top of a marble staircase, facing a church.

Below is a large square, which looks even more empty in the rain.

The car roof was 'accidentally' damaged in the collision, and both of them were drenched by the heavy rain.

Rowan turned and looked at Dora: "It looks like a major malfunction."

Dora didn't know whether to laugh or cry "Can you tell me how long you have been driving?"

Rowan: "Me? Just ten minutes!" Though it's true only in this world.

Despite the accident, Dora was strangely in a good mood. She said jokingly, "Ten minutes? I don't think it's that long. Don't drive next time, Mr. Rowan."

"Okay, I'll listen to you, princess. Get of f the car first, don't be afraid, I'll take care o f everything."

Rowan pulled the steering wheel out completely, took a large golden cushion and put it on the steering wheel of the car, thus making an umbrella.

He opened the hood and handed Dora the big umbrella made of the steering wheel. He jumped out of the car, turned around quickly and grabbed Dora's hand.

The latter had already gotten up from the back seat and moved to the door.

Just as they were about to get off the car, Rowan suddenly stopped them: "Wait a minute, Princess, there is a puddle here, your feet will get wet."

Dora laughed and said, "I can already raise goldfish in my shoes."

But she still accepted Rowan's thoughtfulness.

Rowan took a heavy roll of red silk from the cart, placed it at her feet and pushed it forward.

The red silk rolled out along the stairs, passed through a square, and spread to the arcade, like an emperor's passage or a red carpet leading to a wedding church.

Rowan flexed his arms. "Please, Princess."

The real princess got off the bus.

As she jumped out of the car, her skirt was torn by the broken spring of the hood.

But now she no longer noticed this. She casually turned her skirt into a high slit for easier walking, and then watched the scene intently.

Dora laughed, her biggest smile, as she turned the funny golden umbrella made of the steering wheel.

The princess took Rowan arm: "Together, Prince."

"Together."

The prince and the princess walked along the bright red aisle paved with red satin.

Amid the sound of rain, there is also the princess's gentle song.

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Walking to the arcade pillars, Dora asked: "Where are we? What square is this?"

"Princess, don't you recognize this place? We have been here together, in this square."

"Me and you? When?"

"The car crashed and it was raining, so I made an umbrella out of cushions to protect you from the rain... Do you remember?"

"Oh, yes, I remember now. You laid the carpet for me to keep my feet dry."

"Yes, you see, you remember now, don't you? You hadn't remembered that you embraced me and kissed me just as we were getting off at the Arcades."

The two man and women stood facing each other, leaning against the archway.

Dora looked at him with a smile, but did not move. She just muttered softly, "Bad guy."

Rowan shook his head. "No, maybe I remembered it wrongly. Princess, can you remind me when you kissed me?"

"Yes, yes, I remember, but not under the arcade."

"Where was it then that you kissed me?"

"I kissed you twice."

"twice?" Rowan's eyes widened: "When?"

Dora smiled and said, "Don't tell me you don't remember that I kissed you."

Rowan was dumbfounded.

Dora took a step closer: "Don't you remember that I kissed you?"

Rowan also took a step closer.

The two were close to each other.

Looking at each other, Rowan said "Yes, it is true. I remember that I had forgotten that you kissed me. Your smile reminded me of it. It was right here, next to this pillar."

Dora whispered, "I still remember you dancing the waltz and singing the Venice boat song."

"Yes, I remember that, too. I carried the umbrella, and I waltzed three times, and when I stood before her she kissed me."

Rowan sang the Venetian barcarolle, danced three times around the princess, and then stopped in front of her.

The two looked at each other and sud denly laughed.

It was also at this time that Rowan saw that Dora's skirt was torn a lot and became a high-slit style.

The skin under the flesh-colored trans parent crystal stockings is very fair, and the lines from the thighs to the calves are as smooth and even as satin, while the round and soft ankles and white insteps make her look delicate and slender.

Rowan coughed lightly and pointed there: "Princess."

Dora didn't understand what was going on at first, but soon she felt the cool breeze.

The cool location seems a bit...

Dora suddenly reacted, covered her hips with both hands, stepped back, and looked around anxiously.

Until she leaned her back against the wall, she said in a panic, "What should I do?"

Rowan took off his coat: "Put it on."

"My family will find out and they will be very unhappy."

Despite saying so, Dora still took Rowan's clothes and put them on.

Rowan was a little over 1.9 meters t all, and his waterproof coat looked like a big blanket on Dora. When Dora hunched her shoulders and crossed her chest with her arms, no part of her body was exposed.

"Very fashionable."

Rowan put his hand on his chin and commented very professionally, then asked, "Can you tell me about your family?"

"My dad died, and my mom was the kind of person who...she could get me to do anything. She knew me and always had a way to deal with me. I had no choice but to say 'yes' to her and to protest by burping."

"You have all these treasures in your heart. But this shell, this treasure box with all its treasures, is there a way to open it and make it always say 'yes'?"

Rowan's unabashed attack was almost a direct confession.

He said it once when they were in the car, this is the second time.

Dora smiled and said, "It's easier to open than you think. You just need to find the right key."

The two continued to move forward, and Rowan noticed out of the corner of his eye that they had walked to the window where the man in work clothes usually asked Maria to throw the key.

He looked innocent: "Where is the key?"

The sadness in Dora's eyes disappeared, leaving only a deep smile: "Only God knows."

At this time the rain stopped.

The thick rain clouds dispersed, the clouds split open, and beams of white moonlight fell down.

She murmured, "It's beautiful... God has opened his eyes."

Rowan glanced at the window. "So a key that always makes you say yes must have fallen from the sky?"

Dora smiled and said, "Yes."

"For the princess, I must try."

Rowan smiled slyly: "If the Virgin Mary had thrown the key to me..."

"Then I'll say 'yes' to you." Dora once a gain felt her heartbeat quicken and all kind s of emotions swirling around.

At this moment, she saw Rowan clasped his hands together and raised them above his head.

He shouted: "Maria, the key!"

Bang!

A key flew out of the window.

Rowan caught it accurately and waved it in front of Dora proudly: "Is this it?"

"key?"

Dora was stunned.

She looked at the window and then at the key in Rowan's hand, covered her mouth with her hands, and was so surprised that she couldn't speak.

Her heart suddenly started beating faster and her cheeks became hot.

Just when she thought Rowan was going to ask her to say 'yes', she saw Rowan smile elegantly.