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Chapter 243: Date With Rose
Author: Dragon Sly
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Right after they counted the numbers, the entire dark side lit up with a soft, warm glow. Rose gasped in amazement, her eyes widening as she took in the sight before her.

In front of them stood a beautifully decorated gazebo adorned with fairy lights, casting a magical glow over the scene. The gazebo was draped with flowing white curtains, billowing gently in the evening breeze.

Underneath the gazebo, there was a small table set for two, adorned with flickering candles and a bouquet of fresh flowers. The table was set with elegant dinnerware and crystal glasses, giving it an air of sophistication and romance.

Two musicians sat nearby, strumming soft melodies on their guitars, filling the air with sweet, melodious tunes. The music added to the enchanting ambiance of the setting, creating a romantic atmosphere that was impossible to resist.

Around the gazebo, there were two luxurious swinging chairs, draped with plush cushions and soft blankets. The chairs swayed gently in the breeze, in
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