Became A Queen After divorce

Without any disturbances from others, Kelvin carried his bride to their new home.

The so-called new home was actually just a cave, the same one they had lived in before.

The floor was covered with a long white plush carpet, and amidst the romantic roses scattered everywhere, his tall figure leaned down.

His deep, ocean-like eyes seemed to want to drown her, and his passionate kiss gently landed on her soft, pink lips.

“Cheyenne~”

“Cheyenne! We can finally be together again.”

Cheyenne was too nervous to look at him, her cheeks flushed as she turned her head away.

“You drank too much. Haven’t we always been together?”

Hearing this, Kelvin laughed.

His smile was as warm as the sunshine in Glenn, with two small dimples that made Cheyenne very jealous.

“You’re right, my dear. We’ve always been together. Not just now, but in the future too, until our hair turns white.”

“Kelvin.” She didn’t have time to say another word before he kissed her.

The scent of his cool cologne mixed with the taste of alcohol filled her mouth as their lips intertwined.

Meanwhile, Kelvin’s hands were not idle, caressing her supple legs.

“Gently, gently.”

“Cheyenne, you’re so beautiful. I can hardly hold back.”

Nonsense, as if he ever held back before. He was more diligent than a farm ox.

Seeing the little woman lost in thought beneath him stimulated his tense nerves.

“Focus.”

When she came back to her senses, she found herself undressed and wrapped in the blanket.

What followed was a wave of heat, and Cheyenne was lost in the dreamy pleasure he gave her.

The next day, she was still asleep when Kelvin woke her with a kiss. Annoyed by being woken up, she kicked him without hesitation.

After being tormented by him last night, her whole body felt like it had been taken apart and put back together. She had no strength left.

So her kick felt like a tickle to him, having no effect at all.

Kelvin wasn’t angry; instead, he found her true nature adorable.

He patted the spot where she kicked him and climbed back beside her, wrapping his long arms around her and the blanket.

“Wake up, don’t sleep yet. We’ve been together for so many years and never watched a sunrise together.”

“Now that we finally have some peace, Cheyenne, let’s watch a sunrise.”

Cheyenne was speechless.

I’m so tired I could die, and you want to watch the sunrise?

She yawned elegantly and barely opened her smoky eyes.

She met his bright, eager eyes and was momentarily stunned. Seeing such an innocent Kelvin felt familiar.

No wonder Cierra often looked at her like that; it must be inherited from him.

“Do you really want to watch the sunrise?”

Kelvin solemnly took out a small black notebook from his pocket and placed it in front of her.

It was his handwritten list of “100 Things Couples Should Do.”

“Yes!”

“Look, the first thing on the list is to watch the sunrise together.”

The internet said watching the sunrise with someone you love is a blissful experience. He wanted to give Cheyenne that kind of happiness.

Cheyenne glanced at the list.

The second item was to watch a movie together, with a small black checkmark indicating it was completed.

The third item: Raise a pet together.

Kelvin had noted “Chance” next to it.

The fourth item: Cook a meal together.

This one said “secretly learning to cook.”

It was clear Mr. Foley was serious this time. Love Island, a sea of roses, their love nest… he even planned their honeymoon activities.

Cheyenne softened.

“Can we watch the sunset instead? It’s the same sun anyway, and I’ll be awake by then.”

Children make choices; adults want it all!

Kelvin quickly added “watching the sunset” to their itinerary and pulled out a black pen.

Cheyenne noticed it was the one she had given him. Wasn’t it broken? When did he fix it?

“After watching the sunset, we’ll collect shells. I’ll make you the most beautiful necklace in the world.”

“Then you’ll wear the necklace I made while we walk on the beach and chase the waves.”

“In the afternoon, we can watch dolphins together. I’ll rest my head on your shoulder and sleep. When the sun sets, we can stargaze.”

Cheyenne was speechless.

That sounds exhausting. Forget it… I’ll just lie down and rest.

“Tomorrow then. I’m too tired today to move.”

She resolutely refused to get up, determined to see what he would do about it.

Cheyenne quickly closed her eyes and pretended to sleep. But after years of marriage, Kelvin knew her sleep habits well.

Once she was woken up, she couldn’t fall back asleep.

“It doesn’t matter if you’re tired; I have plenty of energy!”

“Come on, my dear wife. Let me serve you now. I’ll carry you to freshen up and then start completing these 100 things.”

“Ah! I haven’t dressed yet! Put me down, you jerk.”Please check at N/ôvel(D)rama.Org.

“No worries, it’s just us on this island. You can run around naked if you want.”

Cheyenne covered her flushed face. She couldn’t do something so perverse; he could run around naked himself.

Though unhappy about her disturbed sleep, Cheyenne cooperated because he put so much effort into being romantic.

But poor Kelvin; his obedient wife in his arms soon distracted him from his plans.

Thinking about his 100-item list, he quickly added one more thing in his mind:

“We must do it in front of the mirror…”

Man proposes, God disposes. When Kelvin excitedly brought his beautifully dressed wife out to watch the sunrise, they found there was no sun at all!

Awkwardly checking his phone, he realized that except for yesterday, it would rain for the next week.

Seeing Kelvin’s embarrassed and disappointed face, Cheyenne couldn’t help but laugh.

To comfort him, she suggested, “Alright then, let’s save watching the sunrise for another time.”

“We have our whole lives ahead of us; we’ll definitely complete those 100 things together.”

“For now, how about collecting some shells? Make a necklace?”