The Female Leads Truly Loves You - Chapter 446

Chapter 446: I’m giving you the whole summer
“Come on, everyone look at the camera and smile~!”

Sophie felt a bit dazed. She hadn’t expected this day to come so quickly.

It felt like just yesterday, but now… it was time to graduate from high school.

Having prepared for further studies, today was the day for graduation photos.

She couldn’t seem to muster a genuine smile, or rather, she didn’t feel much emotional fluctuation about it.

So, facing the camera, she pressed her lips together slightly, her expression somewhat blank.

But the shutter clicked anyway, just like the irreversible passage of time. Many choices were made, and there was no turning back.

As the crowd began to disperse, she didn’t know where to go—home, or to chat with classmates for a final, dignified farewell.

There was a slight commotion outside the crowd.

She looked towards the source of the commotion and saw a familiar figure appearing in her line of sight.

He was holding flowers, smiling calmly as he appeared before her in a way Sophie hadn’t expected.

It was like the brightest sunrise shining into a dim life.

There were envious sighs around her, but she didn’t care at that moment.

She just watched as Sam walked up to her and handed her the bouquet.

“Happy graduation.”

A pure smile appeared on Sophie’s face.

“Aren’t you supposed to be taking photos too?”

Sam smiled, “I already did, so I rushed over here. Glad I didn’t miss it. So, what’s next?”

Sophie shook her head.

Sam nodded, “Alright, then come with me.”

He extended his hand, right in front of everyone, even amidst the speculations about their relationship.

Normally, Sophie would feel very shy, afraid of being discovered.

But now… it was graduation, and she would no longer have much interaction with many people. She felt at ease, as if a seal had been lifted.

She calmly extended her hand and placed it in his.

“Where are we going?”

She asked.

The boy smiled, maintaining an air of mystery.

“You’ll see.”

Sophie never expected that Sam had somehow gotten hold of a bicycle. He sat in the front, letting Sophie sit on the back seat. Then they started moving.

Sophie blushed and was curious.

“Why a bicycle?”

“Because it’s romantic.”

Sam didn’t look back, smiling as he responded.

Sophie found it a bit childish and amusing, but she couldn’t help feeling happy.

Everyone knows childish things are childish, but they bring the purest joy.

Perhaps… romance is the same.

Holding onto his waist, it felt like they were heading towards an unknown future, but no matter where, Sophie was ready to accompany this boy.

Slowly, the familiar streets turned unfamiliar.

Until a breeze brought a floral scent.

Feeling something, Sophie looked up in surprise and saw a sea of lavender flowers.

The boy rode the bicycle, carrying Sophie through the lavender fields.

On both sides, countless lavender flowers swayed in the wind, creating a sea of purple flowers on the ground. The air was filled with a faint fragrance, as if even the sky was tinged with a purple glow.

For a moment, Sophie was too stunned to speak.

At that moment, she heard the boy in front of her speak slowly.

“I never knew what to give you. If it’s too expensive, you won’t accept it. If it’s too light, it seems insincere. So, I’m giving you the whole summer. Sophie, I hope you always stay happy and romantic.”

Listening to the boy’s words, the girl holding the bouquet pressed her face against his back.

Sophie said softly.

“I’m very happy… thank you.”

“Just thank me?”

Sam asked with a smile.

The girl blushed, closed her eyes slightly, bit her lip, and finally spoke.

“…I love you.”

“I didn’t hear that.”

Sam’s smile was bright, and he pedaled faster, as if he wanted to take the girl flying.

Feeling the speed increase, her heart racing, the girl abandoned all her shyness and restraint. She couldn’t help but shout loudly.

“Sam, I love you! I truly love you!”

“Sophie, I love you too!”

In the future.

Sophie might forget many things, and one day she might grow old and see nothing clearly.

But she would always remember this day, this sea of lavender flowers, etched deeply in her mind. Perhaps when she died… she would want to be buried with the lavender.

Of course, the best would be to be buried next to this boy named Sam.

Of course.

She wanted to die a little later than him, so he wouldn’t be sad because of her.

Yes, that’s what Sophie always thought.

As they continued to ride through the lavender fields, the scent of the flowers filled the air. The sun was setting, casting a golden hue over the landscape, making everything look even more enchanting.

Sophie couldn’t help but feel a sense of peace and contentment. She knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, she would face them with Sam by her side.

They eventually reached a small hill overlooking the lavender fields. Sam stopped the bicycle and helped Sophie off the back seat. They stood there for a moment, taking in the breathtaking view.

Sam turned his head.

Sophie’s eyelashes fluttered slightly as she saw him looking at her.

“What are you looking at?”

Sam smiled and asked.

“Will you regret being with me? Now you know everything about me. It’s not just Angel; there are many other girls around me. Do you still want to be with me?”

Sophie knew that this boy wasn’t just hers, but so what?

She didn’t like missing out.

She didn’t like being toyed with by fate, so even if it meant flying into the fire, she would do it willingly.

“I… want to.”

“And what about Sophia?”

Sophie hesitated for a moment, then closed her eyes briefly. When she reopened them, she looked at Sam with determination.

“She agrees.”

“Really?”

“Yes…”

Actually, she had agreed a long time ago.

To Sophie and Sophia, what kind of boy was Sam?

He was light.

He was hope.

He was everything to her.