Pampered Wedding Marry Me, Mr. Langford
Chapter 49

Chapter 49

Chapter 49 Out of the blue, he asked, “Umm, do you like to eat sweet things?” Tina nodded, joyful. “Oh, Ilove them! Chocolate cotton candy’s my favorite.” Samuel was shocked. Coco’s favorite food was alsochocolate cotton candy. “What’s wrong?” Noticing his stare, Tina grew embarrassed. “Do you think I’mtoo childish? I mean, cotton candy is something kids would like to eat…” John shook his head almostimmediately. “Not at all. What a pleasant coincidence, I also like chocolate cotton candy!” “Really?” Tinawas surprised. She didn’t expect a gentleman like Mr. Carter to have a palate for sweets.

“I know how to make sweets, too. If you want, I can make some for you.”

John nodded happily, smiling. “Sure!” Tina warmed up to him instantly when he struck up the topic ofdesserts. She chatted merrily with John, her tone happy and eager. Aside from having the samepreference for deserts, they also shared similar hobbies and interests. The entire time, Tina enjoyedherself. Before they knew it, the car came to a stop and the driver announced, “Mr. Carter, we havearrived at the hospital.” Tina came back to her senses. She hurried to say, “Thank you so much forsending me here, Mr. Carter. I’ll take my leave now. Goodbye!”

She waved her hand and smiled brightly. John replied in a gentle tone, “Goodbye.” He stared quietly atTina’s back as she left. Without knowing it, a warm smile graced his lips. He was beaming. The driversaw John’s warm expression and commented emotionally, “Mr. Carter … I haven’t seen you chatting thathappily with someone in ages.” Ever since the unfortunate disappearance of his sister, John had neverbeen as chatty. He became more reserved, speaking only when he was required to at work. Johnheaved out a long, mournful sigh. “The way she talks reminds me of Coco…” Coco was a girl with abright personality, who also happened to love desserts. Sadly, John knew it was just a mere coincidencethat Coco and Tina happened to resemble each other.

Even after all these years, he was still dedicated to searching for his lost sister. Whenever he heard trailsabout Coco, he would immediately verify it personally. Thus, he also treated his encounter with Tina very

seriously. Coco had a birthmark on her back. Using that clue, he searched through almost all the

orphanages and hospitals in the city for relevant information.

Still, nothing came up. After facing major disappointment time and again, he had to accept the painfulfact that Coco wasn’t in this city.

After wrapping up his business with Samuel Langford , he would head back to his hometown.

As for Tina, John could sense that she was an innocent and kind little lady. Before leaving, he decided todo his best to look out for her.

When John’s car drove away, two people got out of a car not far away from him. They were Samuel andCindy.

In Cindy’s hand was a thermos with freshly brewed chicken soup. Cindy put on her usual sweet facadeand said innocently, “Samuel, I think I saw Miss Lynd getting out of that car just now… That doesn’tseem like a taxi. Is that her friend’s car?”