Actually, after our initial few dates, he asked me if there was a chance for us to develop further. At that time, I felt that we didn’t know each other well enough, but I didn’t reject the idea. Instead, I suggested continuing to date and get to know each other. We discussed family backgrounds, our views on relationships, and more. Both of us were interested in each other, but we hadn’t confirmed anything.

During that period, I was going through ups and downs—losing relatives, work stress, and promotions. He was there for me, which touched me deeply. So, I decided to surprise him during his birthday month by arranging surprises for each of our dates. He mentioned wanting to see fireworks in person, but I declined, citing my dislike for crowded places. However, secretly, I made arrangements. On the day, we went to the beach, and it was incredibly crowded. He expressed a desire to find a spot to watch the fireworks. I said we’d decide after dinner, but in my heart, I thought it was impossible due to the crowd. In the end, I still said I didn’t want to watch, and he didn’t complain. However, I had previously mentioned a place I wanted him to accompany me to, hoping he wouldn’t feel disappointed. Then I took him to the pre-booked fireworks viewing location.

He’s not someone who openly expresses emotions, so I wasn’t sure how he felt at the time. Later, he told me he really liked it and felt that the timing was right to confess his feelings. He didn’t want to miss the opportunity. Without any elaborate plans, he directly asked if I would be his girlfriend. I was a bit taken aback but agreed.

I had considered confessing my feelings on his birthday if he didn’t do it first. Since I already had that idea, and wanting it to be more formal, I arranged a condensed version of activities we had done before. It was a way to revisit our journey together, and then I confessed to him.

Faith Faith : Congratulations Sister H

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