Chapter 79 - 100 Daises and A Ring

                                    

                                          

Vien's POV
                          
"That dress looks better than the rest I guess, now hurry up. It's already 5 pm" He looks at the time
                          
Tsk I can't believe this man. He told me to get dressed the moment he woke me up. Even if I told him he needed to get some rest, he insisted on going outside for a walk since he felt 'suffocated' inside the office
                          
I look at his reflection in the mirror whilst combing my hair "Can you at least tell me where we're going?"
                          
"A walk is a walk, we go wherever we want to. There's no specific place in mind" Levi glances away
                          
Well, he's got a point. He'd say the same thing every weekend, so it's probably just that. After fixing his appearance too, we went out of the office. I decided to bring Gabi and Falco along, so I directed towards the lounge they were probably in
                          
I opened the door, then confusion struck me - the two weren't there
                          
"Oh, they're probably at the doctor quarters with Aaron and Eric" I mumbled, before shutting the door
                          
"You're right, it's just the two of us anyway. Let's hurry up before the sun sets" Levi impatiently responds
                          
Tsk, why is he so excited to go out?
                          
We exited the building, and began to roam around the quieter side of the town together. Now I get why Levi was impatient to go strolling. The wind breeze that blew on our faces, the sound of children playing on the streets, it all gave great comfort to the both of us. Everything was now back to normal, and will always be normal
                          
We passed through a whole lot of stalls, and we took turns in giving directions. I kept finding book stores, whilst Levi kept nagging about buying cleaning supplies
                          
After shopping, I got a bit tired of rushing around, so we stopped by a food stall. He kept refusing when I tried to feed him "Tch, I'm still full"
                          
"Fine" I scoff back, and ate instead
                          
"Oi wait, you're getting dirt on your mouth with that" Levi furrows his eyebrows, and wipes my lips with a cloth "Eat slowly, you will choke"
                          
I ignored him, so Levi snatched the food out of my hands and briskly took a bite out of it. "If you wanted it then you could've asked, you impolite jerk" I hit his head lightly
                          
"You do not know how to eat it properly" He simply shrugged
                          
He and I continued bickering with each other, but he was giving me directions in between. I listened to him, but I was too focused on our petty arguments that I didn't realize where we were going. He finally stopped saying left and right you idiot when we arrived at a wide land of nature. There were few children with their family on the benches, having picnics, flying kites, and talking to each other. The beautiful sight made me smile
                          
"Well, do you like it?" Levi looks over his shoulder, smiling at me
                          
"Mm, how'd you know this place?"
                          
His expression switched up fast as he rolled his eyes. "Tch, that's not what's important" He points at a small hill in the distance "Let's sit there, no one would walk that far"
                          
"Fine, it's not that steep so I guess you can go up" I laugh, pushing his wheelchair beside the flower field
                          
I watched Levi expression as we passed by the flowers, he looked like a fascinated kid with that face
                          
We finally reached the top of the hill, and my eyes lightened up when I saw a single bench right under a tall tree. I pushed Levi under the shade, and sat right across him. It was silent for a moment, as we kept glancing around first. After all, the scenery was too pretty to get my eyes off it