In the evening, Jasmine Yale took them for a stroll in the square.
The streets were brightly lit with cars coming and going.
The square was bustling, with the large electronic screen displaying the seasonal Chanel main collection ad, and at the center of the square was a beautiful music fountain.
The music played as the fountain rose and fell.
Yukon Carbon, worried about the evening breeze, brought a shawl for Jasmine Yale.
Jasmine Yale walked shoulder to shoulder with Luka Xadrian in the square, chatting casually.
She couldn't help but admit her father had some fascinating ideas; many of his design concepts seemed amazing to her.
No wonder he was a top designer in Landon more than twenty years ago.
As they walked, Jasmine Yale noticed Chris Fern had disappeared.
"Chris," Jasmine Yale called out.
As she turned her head, she saw Chris Fern playing with a little child.
Chris Fern had bought a balloon for the three or four-year-old blonde, blue-eyed boy.
