A Life Beyond Limits (Jack Holland) novel Chapter 656

This was the most extravagant firework show in the history of Perthter City. The fireworks burst into shapes of blooming flowers, starry skies, and even the vast galaxy.

The fireworks display stirred up a spectacle across Perthter City. After all, such a grand and breathtaking display likely came with a nine-figure price tag.

Everyone expressed how lucky they were to witness such a gorgeous fireworks display, speculating which wealthy fellow would spend hundreds of millions of dollars to execute such an extravagant fireworks show.

Reports took photos of the grand event.

Jack felt deeply moved as he watched the extravagant display of fireworks.

From the moment he stepped into the hotel, every detail spoke of the couple's care for him, especially the meticulously prepared New Year's dinner and the grand fireworks display. It was clear how much effort Emily and Quintis had poured into all for his sake.

At this moment, Jack finally let everything go.

Emily asked the hotel staff to take a photo for them with the fireworks as their background for a keepsake.

Looking at the smiles on the family photo, Emily was so touched that tears streamed down her face.

After 17 years, they finally had a family photo together.

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This year, Cynthia, who was once the class monitor, did not organize a class reunion again.

The academic pressure kept mounting in her junior year. And as a student of The Montclair Conservatory, Cynthia had begun the hustle for the future, attending performance after performance.

Two weeks after the New Year, Jack and Wesley planned to ask Feena to return to campus with them.

However, they discovered Feena had returned to Alnewgo earlier to settle some errands.

Jack assumed Feena was avoiding him. Since the frivolous behavior at the riverside, she did not contact Jack even once.

Jack was filled with regret. However, as he thought about it, it had indeed felt good at that time.

Sometimes, even in his dreams, Jack found himself lingering, reluctant to leave, savoring that memory over and over again.

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