Chapter 606
Chapter 606:
Eugene and Darden stormed in with a group behind them. Eugene acted fast. He spotted the camera and yanked the broadcasting gear. The live feed then cut off.
The audience saw a final shaky glimpse—Eugene’s face, a blurry screen, and then a freeze-frame of the note and perfume on the nightstand before everything went dark.
At that same moment, over at Elliott Group, Millie was already leaving the scene as Vivian entered the master bedroom. She had reached out to Myron. He was waiting not far off.
The live camera followed her steps, the frame trembling slightly. Behind Myron stretched a golden river and a sea of sunflowers that swayed in the breeze.
He stood there, smiling.
At last, Millie reached the platform. The third venue turned out to be a cleverly disguised counter. Right where the photo booth stood, Myron waited.
It was an open space, and a crowd had gathered. “You’re here,” Myron said, extending his hand.
Millie placed hers gently into his.
“Yes,” she replied softly, stepping up with his support.
Beside them, the Polaroid was ready. At that same second, the echo of a door slamming at Serenity Villa rippled through the air.
Then Myron leaned in and kissed Millie—right there, in front of the live audience and the crowd. The camera captured it perfectly.
At the exact moment, Vivian’s frozen livestream still showed Millie’s note from months ago: “The wedding ring is here, and goodbye.” The two scenes side by side hit like thunder.
Some people in the crowd were watching the live feed too. One of them even screamed in excitement, but their scream was swallowed by a louder sound.
𝖥𝗂𝗋𝗌𝗍 𝖈𝗁𝖺𝗉𝗍𝖾𝗋𝗌 𝗈𝗇𝗅𝗒 𝗈𝗇 g𝖺𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝗌⨳𝖈𝗈𝗆
A helicopter.
The roar of spinning blades shook the air. Sunflowers bent in waves. A massive wedding photo frame shimmered under the golden light.
Heads turned. A helicopter was landing on the rooftop across from the field.
Comments exploded.
“Oh my God, it’s Brandon!” “He came by helicopter!” The crowd went wild.
Wind tousled Brandon’s hair as he stepped off the aircraft. He looked across the field. Millie and Myron had just broken their kiss. Now, Brandon stared at them from afar. He locked eyes with Myron. For a moment, they simply looked at each other.
Then Brandon turned and disappeared from the rooftop. He appeared seconds later in the glass elevator, descending quickly. His gaze never left Millie, but Millie never turned. For original chapters go to.net
She faced the camera, photo in hand, and calmly walked to the empty frame. The lens followed her. She slipped the photo into place and turned to the camera.
“This is what I brought to the third venue,” she said, her voice steady. “The first two were the past. This one is the present.”
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