Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities

Chapter 2000 - Watching The Meteor Shower With You

Chapter 2000 - Watching the Meteor Shower with You

Summer let her guard down, realizing she had been overthinking it all along. So, she followed his footsteps, admiring the tastefully decorated villa. "How many houses do you have?" she asked Spencer.

"Not many, just two that I live in regularly," Spencer replied. "Do you have more elsewhere?"

The villa had four floors, very spacious, with a gym, private theater, and tea room among other facilities. As they reached the rooftop, they discovered a large rooftop garden, decorated with a rockery, flowing water, and lush greenery all around. Exclusive content © by Nô(v)el/Dr/ama.Org.

The hydrangeas on the rooftop were especially beautiful. The atmosphere lights wrapped around the railings emitted a warm yellow glow, and a lovely moon lamp lay not far away, creating a cozy and romantic ambiance.

A set of star-gazing equipment was arranged on the rooftop, with two telescopes standing out, and high bar stools for seating. The girl glanced at him, realizing he wasn't joking about bringing her to watch the meteor shower under the guise of script research.

Spencer checked the time on his wrist and informed her, "The meteor shower will start in ten minutes and reach its peak in about twenty minutes. The scene is bound to be spectacular, and this even has a photo-taking feature." He then began adjusting the instruments, looking quite professional.

Did he used to bring his ex-girlfriends here before? "What's wrong?" Spencer felt her distraction and her gaze fixed on him, prompting him to ask, "Do you not trust my instruments or the spot I chose? Let me tell you, this is definitely the best observation deck."

Summer sat on a nearby rattan chair, enjoying the pleasant evening. "What about studying the script?" she asked.

"After changing roles, you seemed nervous. I thought helping you relax would be better than script study," he reasoned.

Soon, the butler brought drinks and a fruit platter, looking kindly at the girl. "Miss, would you like some pastries?"

"No, thank you, no need to trouble yourself," Summer replied with a smile. The butler nodded, "Then, I wish you a pleasant stargazing experience," and walked away. A girl brought home by Spencer to watch stars was surely his beloved in his heart.

The butler understood Spencer very well. Despite rumors, even his few past girlfriends who he had brought home shared a common trait – amber eyes and flowing long hair. But he knew they were all substitutes.

The girl in front of him was the true moonlight in Spencer's heart, causing him to not go home for many days ...

Summer gazed at the night sky, gentle evening breeze playing with her hair, caressing her clothes, and gradually soothing her anxiety. The night was beautiful, exuding a sense of tranquility. Suddenly, a shooting star streaked across the sky, brief yet dazzling, causing her to stand up in awe!

After a while, another shooting star flew by – "There's a shooting star! Look!" she exclaimed excitedly, pointing towards the sky. That fleeting moment radiated all its brilliance.

Spencer looked at her, feeling her excitement and joy, which made him happy too. "Come here, this one is already adjusted," he told her, "Seeing through professional stargazing instruments will give

you a different sensation."

Summer approached him, and Spencer began to instruct her directly. "Hold onto this handle, there's a button here for taking photos. Is the height okay for you?"

"It's fine, just right," she replied, getting closer without needing to bend or stretch, having a clear view of the sky.