I Transmigrated as the Antagonists' Mother!

96 Let Go

After walking around for 10 minutes, it was finally Vivian’s turn to enter at almost 7 o’clock.

A capsule could only fit four people, so Vivian, Leon, and two female bodyguards were just right.

After everyone got on, the Ferris wheel slowly turned. The amusement park’s Ferris wheel was very high, 108 meters.

As the elevator rose, everyone looked down at the city through the transparent window.

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The sun had yet to set completely, but the lights in the surrounding cities had already begun to light up.

Lillian looked at the scenery outside the window and said, “I heard that if you make a sincere wish at the top of the Ferris wheel, it will definitely come true. I don’t know if it’s true or not.”

“I’ve also heard of this legend!” Daisy echoed.

Vivian’s lips curled up slightly. It was just a legend. There was no such thing in her world. The author seemed to have created this setting to push forward the love line between the male and female protagonists.

Leon had also heard his classmates talk about this legend in school, but he didn’t believe it at that time. He even thought that the other party was retarded, to actually believe such words.

But now, Leon really hoped that the legend was true.

Except for Vivian, everyone was silently watching the moment when the capsule reached the top. Then, they immediately put their hands together and began to make a wish.

Leon sincerely made a wish. He hoped that he could live with his mother for the rest of his life.

Leon’s wishes were very simple. He didn’t even dare to pray for too much. He was afraid that the gods would think that he was greedy and wouldn’t help him fulfill any of them.

Seeing how cute Leon was, Vivian felt that he was showing the innocence of a child of his age, so she raised her camera and took two more photos.

After he made his wish, he opened his eyes and saw Vivian taking a picture of him. “Mom, you don’t believe it?”

People who made a wish naturally hoped that their wishes would come true. Vivian did not believe it herself, but she did not want to break everyone’s hope. “It doesn’t matter if I believe it or not. What’s important is that you believed it when you made your wish.”

After saying that, Vivian ruffled Leon’s hair and changed the topic. “Let’s take a few more photos while the sunset is beautiful.”

Vivian handed the camera to Daisy, and everyone’s attention turned to the beautiful sunset outside the window.

After riding the Ferris wheel, Vivian hurriedly took everyone to the best place to watch the show and fireworks. She had enough experience and had to go early to get a good seat.

The viewing area was open-air and could accommodate thousands of spectators. When they entered the venue, it was not even 8 o’clock yet, so the audience was sparsely seated. After 8 o’clock, the venue began to become crowded in less than 10 minutes.

First, it was the fairy tale characters’ performance. When the performance reached 15 minutes, the actors and actresses would get on the light cars that patrolled the venue and get close to everyone.

The first time Vivian went to an amusement park was after she started working. It was her dream since she could remember, so the first salary she got was to go to an amusement park and have fun.

She had been to many famous amusement parks around the world. As if it was an obsession, she would find a local amusement park to play at as long as time allowed.

Vivian didn’t know if it was because of her age, but she couldn’t feel real happiness. She didn’t want Leon to feel the same way as her when he grew up, which was also the reason why she brought him to the amusement park.

In fact, no matter how luxurious and fun the amusement parks she went to later were, Vivian still felt something was missing in her heart after she laughed.

Leon had a reserved personality, and he would not shout or jump around to express his feelings when he was excited, like the children next to him. But the stars that flashed in his eyes made Vivian suddenly see herself when she was young.

The closer Vivian got to him, the more she felt that he was like another her.

If her parents had abandoned her and brought her back, she might have been like Leon, always careful, worried that she would be sent away again. If she were brought to such an amusement park by her parents, she would probably have the same excited eyes as Leon.

At this moment, Vivian knew the reason why her heart was not filled. She cared about herself when she was young, when she did not go with her parents, when she was alone, when no one could save her.

It was a regret that Vivian couldn’t make up for even if she had gone there a hundred or a thousand times.

But now, looking at the twinkling stars in Leon’s eyes, Vivian let go of her broken self. By saving Leon, she was also saving her other self.