Chapter 751: This Is Her Compensation to Noah Drexler

"Place it in the bedroom." Noah Drexler glanced briefly at Sean Morgan, said this with a light tone, and then turned around, striding out of the villa toward the garden.

...

Garden...

At this moment, the sunset was at its peak.

Under the sunset, Summer Shawcross was crouching in front of a pit she had just loosened with gentle movements, placing a small green sapling into it and gradually covering the roots with soil.

This was her reparation to Noah Drexler.

Back when she was young and reckless, she had destroyed all his cherished plants in the garden during a rainstorm, which had angered him greatly.

She had searched for a long time, but could only find two kinds; the others were currently too rare to purchase.

So for now, she could only plant these two saplings, and the rest would have to wait to be replaced slowly over time.

After all, they still had decades ahead of them...

Her actions were cautious, not daring to harm the sapling in the least.

Because these two items were so expensive that it pained her, she had bought them with the penalty fees from her singing and endorsement deals.

...

When Noah Drexler arrived at the entrance of the garden, he saw a petite figure crouching on the ground, burying the roots of a sapling.

She had her head lowered, her expression extremely serious, with the sunlight shining on her profile, her nose glowing faintly, and her entire fair face seemed to have turned rosy.

This scene unconsciously made Noah Drexler stop in his tracks, his gaze falling on her, unable to look away for a long time...

After a moment, he shifted his gaze to the sapling she was planting, and his expression slightly changed...

It was one of the same species of plants she had destroyed back then...

Years ago, the girl had run to the garden in a rainstorm, angrily yanking out all his cherished saplings with a face full of disdain, and now, here she was quietly crouching there planting a tree with an earnest and endearing look, forming a stark contrast.

It made Noah Drexler’s heart stir.

He stood at the garden entrance, his tall figure standing there for a long time.

Until...she finished planting the tree, watered it, breathed a sigh of relief, and reached to wipe her cheek, unknowingly smearing dirt on her clean face, only then did Noah Drexler feel compelled to step forward, striding into the garden.

Hearing the footsteps behind her, Summer Shawcross was startled, initially thinking it was a servant, but when she turned her head, she saw Noah Drexler.

She was taken aback.

"Noah Drexler...why are you here?"

Why did he come here? She still had another sapling to plant, and she had planned to invite him over after the garden was fully restored.

She hadn’t expected him to arrive so quickly.

Noah Drexler didn’t answer her question, instead, he walked up to her and stopped.

Raising his hand, he handed over a small box containing goldfish to her, speaking in a low voice.

"Take it."

Upon hearing this, Summer Shawcross instinctively raised her hands to accept the transparent box.

But as she looked closely at the contents inside, a surprised and delighted expression appeared on her face.

"Goldfish!" she exclaimed with joy.

Inside the transparent box, there were a black and a red goldfish, and their tails swayed beautifully as they swam.