Rushing to his wedding, he bought flowers from a little girl by the roadside…

We need to get Peggy home, Jess said worriedly. No problem, let’s take her, Jack offered to help. What’s wrong with her? Is it really the champagne? Unlikely, Jack lifted the almost asleep girl onto his shoulder and they started walking.

Peggy lived very close to the lake. Maybe she took something before? No, we came to the lake together, she didn’t drink anything. You can ask her when she wakes up, Jack smiled.

Jessie, let’s take a walk away from these idiots, Jack suggested after they took care of Peggy. You know, I’d better go home. I have to get up early tomorrow, the girl began to decline.

Come on, we won’t be long. He took her hand, Jessica felt a shiver run through her body. At 17, she still didn’t know what it was like to date a guy.

The girl really wanted to continue her studies and become a translator, but fate decided otherwise. She had to forget about her career when her mother got sick. She had to support the whole family and there was never enough money for anything.

Jack, I really have to go, Jessica said quietly. You’ll make it. Let me treat you to the best ice cream in the world.

The ice cream in our village is pretty ordinary and the kiosk is already closed. My aunt makes it herself. Come on.

It’s late. Aren’t you afraid of waking her up? Nah, she sleeps with earplugs to avoid the neighbor’s roosters, Jack laughed out loud. The ice cream was indeed incredibly tasty.

Oh, there’s mango syrup. Jack said cheerfully, taking a small bottle of orange liquid from the cabinet. Want some? Uh-huh, Jessica nodded, licking the spoon.

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