CHAPTER 398: CHAPTER 406: LOVE IN THE CLOUDS (7)

If he finds out, what will he do?

What would Charlotte Chester do?

As their children, what should Mia Ginger and Bob Ginger do?

Where to go from here?

Mia Ginger’s mind was in chaos.

Looking at the swirling snowflakes outside the window, everything seemed like a tangled mess.

She couldn’t say it.

Once said, the Ginger Family would be destroyed.

Even if it had to be said, it couldn’t be at a time like this.

She didn’t really care.

With a blow like this, someone like Bob Ginger could never accept it.

Moreover—

She thought of Koa Jackson again.

Thinking of him made it even harder to face it all.

Mia Ginger looked out the window and sighed deeply.

The phone on the table suddenly rang.

She turned around to answer and called out, "Brother Jackson."

"Are you ready?"

"Yes." Mia Ginger slung her bag over her shoulder and said as she walked, "Are you downstairs at the dorm? I’ll come down now."

"Okay, be careful." Koa Jackson reminded her before hanging up.

Mia Ginger went downstairs and headed to the spot where Koa Jackson usually parked.

Most of the roads at school had been cleared, but it was so cold that the snow quickly turned to ice.

The road was slippery.

Mia Ginger carefully made her way over, finally arriving after a while.

She breathed a sigh of relief as she got into the car.

"Cold?" Koa Jackson glanced at her with a smile and playfully pinched her red nose.

Mia Ginger shrank back slightly, pouting, "It hurts."

"Why didn’t you wear a mask?"

"I was in a hurry and forgot," Mia Ginger muttered softly.

Koa Jackson sighed, "Buckle up, let’s go."

"Going straight home?"

"Hmm?" Koa Jackson glanced over inquisitively, "Any other plans?"

"Uh, no plans."

"Then let’s go home." Koa Jackson smiled gently, "With the snow this heavy, it’s not safe to be out late."

"Okay." Mia Ginger nodded, hugging her bag and curling up in her seat in silence.

Someone like Koa Jackson probably isn’t interested in celebrating Christmas, right?

She thought casually, then dismissed the holiday from her mind.

Koa Jackson glanced at her, started the car, and drove away from the school.

It was rush hour.

Coupled with the heavy snow and holiday, it took over two hours, almost until nine o’clock, to get home.

Mia Ginger leaned against the passenger seat and fell asleep.

Koa Jackson got out first, went around, unbuckled her seatbelt, and gently patted her face.

"Brother Jackson?"

"We’re here." Koa Jackson helped her out of the car.

Letting her wait on the side for two minutes, he parked the car and led her home.

The area was very quiet, and Mia Ginger was indeed a bit sleepy.

Led by Koa Jackson, she yawned several times on the way.

After the corridor and before the living room, Koa Jackson suddenly stopped, looked at her, and smiled, "Close your eyes, I prepared a gift for you."

"Huh?" Mia Ginger was stunned.

Koa Jackson reached out and gently covered her eyes, guiding her inside.

Gradually, Mia Ginger noticed a floral fragrance.

Rich, fresh, and invigorating.

Flowers?

She was idly speculating when Koa Jackson turned on the lights and removed his hand from her eyes.

Mia Ginger gazed forward, momentarily stunned.