"How reliable is your vow?" Annie asked softly.
Tao Hua's deep eyes stared at her, and he spoke in a low, husky voice, "Then how much do you trust me?"
Annie didn't ask anything further.
Tao Hua wasn't exactly a good person, but he was definitely a true man.
He wouldn't speak carelessly, and if he made a promise, it meant he was serious, and no one could change that.
So, his vow must also be true.
Annie couldn't quite describe what she was feeling inside—joy, excitement, and a subtle sense of insecurity.
Is this what it's like to fall in love with someone?
"Hey, I've already spoken my mind, now it's your turn." Tao Hua cupped her face, looking into her eyes.
Annie suddenly leaned in and kissed his lips but said nothing.
Tao Hua was slightly startled, seeing her smiling, her eyes filled with laughter, like they were full of brilliant stars, intensely bright.
"You..."
"I think I expressed it very clearly." She kissed his lips again.
