Chapter 274 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• Bella would never have learned about the enormous rose garden on Savrow's southern borders if Christopher hadn't brought her here. This property was not owned by the Iverson family. This 100-acre area belonged to Christopher and was solely used for the cultivation of Damascus roses. The rich pink roses and luxuriant greenery looked to be oozing with beauty under the brilliantly colorful sunset. Bella's gaze was drawn to the completely blossoming garden, which brought her some much-needed tranquility. While other superstars from the internet streamed live, couples strolled and took pictures. Bella was relieved by this lovely scene because she had been stressed out from work for several days.
• Those who were watching the amazing duo exchanged jealous glances. They certainly seemed to be a match made in heaven, or at least extremely well suited. Bella stooped. Her delicate, beautiful hands raised a rose softly, like they were petting a lover's cheek. With a sultry smile, she playedfully crinkled her little, delicate nose closer to take a whiff of the scent. Christopher's lips lifted slightly at the corners, and his eyes became more intense. "Bella—a name fitting for its possessor. more graceful and charming than these blooms. Bella laughed. "Mr. Iverson, thank you for your compliment. I know I'm beautiful."
• Christopher stepped closer to her, excitement glimmering in his eyes. Would you still call me Chris if I called you Bella as we did when we were younger? Bella fluttered her eyelids. She had her back to him. The fact that he continued to feel the same way about their early years, even though she had completely moved on from it, made her feel uncomfortable. Christopher Iverson had become almost unknown to her. She thought for a moment before kindly responding, "That's possible, once we get to know each other better." "I think we'll become close once more, like we did when we were youngsters. I'm going to wait for you. Christopher's determination was evident in the way he pronounced every word.