Chapter 2877 - 2886: Investor, Have You Heard This Saying?
Chapter 2877: Chapter 2886: Investor, Have You Heard This Saying?
Adam Sinclair saw the corners of her mouth curl up in a secret smile, and could imagine how those beguiling fox eyes, hidden under the eye mask, must be smiling so brightly. Needless to say, it must be that mischievous, charming spirit of hers. He didn’t even realize his own lips had curved upwards as he said lazily and elegantly, "No, my charm score in your heart is perfect. Even if you dock 0.1 points, I still have 99.9."
"Pff, does President Sinclair’s shamelessness come as a surprise to your subordinates?" Olivia Lewis said, her eyes covered as she tried to find him by feel.
Adam Sinclair’s gaze lingered on her slightly upturned lips, desperately wanting to capture her soft, sweet lips, but he restrained himself. He looked up at the people ahead.
They were making the final preparations.
Adam pressed his lips together calmly, "They don’t need to know. I’m only shameless for you."
Olivia was taken aback, then replied, "Investor, have you heard a saying?"
"What is it?"
Adam thought she was about to say something else, but to his surprise, the delicate woman in the wheelchair tilted her head and seriously said to him, "Unseen flaunting is the deadliest!"
Adam’s good mood, full of anticipation, was instantly ruined by her words, his handsome face darkening, unable to find a suitable response for a long while.
At just that moment, the few people in front gave him a signal that everything was ready. To avoid getting too upset, Adam quickly shifted his focus, "Alright, I’ll help you take off the eye mask."
"Uh, can I look now?" Olivia cheerfully pulled off the eye mask herself without his help.
Her eyes squinted slightly at the sudden exposure to light. As her eyes gradually adjusted, Olivia gasped in awe.
"This is..."
OMG.
She could hardly believe what her eyes were seeing.
The sunlight-drenched coast was adorned with floating pink heart decorations, sparkling in the golden light. From her vantage point, it looked like a pink sea, the kind of breathtaking sight that words could not describe.
So beautiful!
"Do you like it?"
Adam moved in front of her, his white shirt and beige pants billowing in the sea breeze, as dashing as a male protagonist in a romance drama.
Handsome and affluent!
She nodded without hesitation, "I like it!"
It wasn’t that she was lacking in decorum, but rather no girl could sincerely deny liking such a surprise. After all, it was so beautiful and dreamy!
Too romantic for words.
Hearing her say she liked it, Adam laughed. He suddenly picked up a stick from the ground and drew a large heart in the sand right in front of Olivia, writing a string of Greek letters inside it.
[LAX, Σεαγαπ].
As he completed the letters, Olivia’s heartbeat was like a drum; she could hear her heart pounding fiercely.
Each beat was exceptionally clear.
Having visited Greece for a perfume commercial, she immediately recognized what this man was writing.
[Σεαγαπ], in Ancient Greek, is used for confessing love and making lifelong promises to a lover.
In modern language, it translates to "I love you."
But within the Ancient Greek language system, it also implied swearing an oath to the gods.
Legend has it that if a man used this word to confess to a woman in Ancient Greece and later broke that oath, the gods would punish him by taking away his most beloved possession.
Thus, in Ancient Greece, very few men would use this word to confess to a woman; they preferred other means to express their love rather than risk divine punishment by swearing their devotion to one person.