My Wife Is My Life!

The first night when she took a taxi to the hotel, Vana saw a beautiful street nearby. There was a painted art wall on the street. After she arrived there, she knew that there were many such art streets in

Malaysia, and there was a very good name called Johor on this street.

The sky in Malaysia was very blue today, and there were many milky white clouds floating in the sky. Stepping on the path of Johor, Vana felt unprecedentedly relaxed.

Simon and Vana kept walking around. Amy wore a sunhat and followed closely behind the two.

Malaysians were used to make things in many different colors, so most of the works of art that Vana saw were filled with rich colors.

Among them, Vana's favorites were the Malaysian moon kite and the beaded flower shoes. The color of the moon kite was very bright, and its shape was different from that of H Country. The shape of the moor kite was more like a high felt hat.

As for the beaded flower shoes, Vana was more fond of it. When she saw the shoes, she quickly bought all the beaded flower shoes on a stall. She was going to give presents to every one of Simon's relatives, so she must carefully choose their gifts in this honeymoon.

Because of her excessive affection for the beaded flower shoes, Vana directly threw the flip-flops on her feet to the roadside and changed into a pair of beaded flower shoes. Seeing this, Simon was helpless, but at the same time, he let Vana do what she wanted. Amy just helped Simon with the shopping bags, and she was a little unhappy because Vana didn't even buy her a souvenir.

After buying the souvenirs, Vana took the two of them to visit a local museum for overseas people originally from H Country. This museum was very small. If they didn't look carefully, they might ignored it. However, the buildings of the museum were quite elegant. When she entered through the snow-white door, Vana saw a pointed roof. The roof was like the tail of a crane, facing the outside in a straight direction, and the tilted place connected the next pointed roof.

There was a total of nine pointed roofs of the museum. The local people explained that the cat had nine lives, and Malaysians believed in cats. But Vana did not see many cats on the street.

After entering the hall of the museum, they could see the walls engraved with all kinds of paintings of H Country, from the map of H Country to the photos of the clothes of H Country, which recorded the long history of H Country in detail.

Vana saw a dragon pattern in a transparent display cabinet. She quickly grabbed Simon's arm, "Wait a minute, Simon. Look at this. Is it similar to the work that Mr. Kim has recently made?"

After taking a look at it, Simon said, "This is a piece of art from the Ming Dynasty. I think Kim borrowed his ideas from this dragon pattern, but Kim's previous work has been filmed in a magazine. And his dragon pattern is carved in the jade, so the two can't be compared."

Vana nodded, "I know. But when I see this work, I will feel sorry for Mr. Kim. It will be a pity if there is only one work. And I like that work very much. Maybe Vivian's grandfather will like it too." Hearing this, Simon said, "It suddenly occurred to me that I heard from my friends in politics that Mr. Anthony's birthday is coming. Shouldn't we prepare some gifts for him?"

Vana added hopelessly, "Although there is something special in Malaysia, it is not suitable to be used as a gift. Vivian and I have chosen a gift before, but the seller is a stubborn old man. He wants us to find something valuable to exchange with him, but his bamboo slips and small bronze vessel are too precious, so we can't take out the corresponding things to exchange."

Seeing the distressed expression on Vana's face, Simon pinched her hand and comforted her, "Have you thought of any antiques? There are some antiques in Grandpa's house. Maybe they can help you." Vana immediately shook her head, "No. Grandpa also likes those things collected by him. It's not good to do so. You don't need to worry about it. I will find a way!"

Simon wanted to say something more, but Vana shook her head to reassure him, so Simon stopped arguing with her.

Then they viewed the things in the museum again. It was not until then that Vana realized that it was getting hotter and hotter. In the end, they couldn't resist the scorching sun and had to go back to the hotel to have a rest. Because Amy's hotel was in the downtown area, Amy had to go back to the restaurant to meet her colleagues.

After they took a nap, the sun was a little softer. Vana and Simon ordered food from the hotel to fill their stomachs. In order to avoid meeting those gossipy women, Vana decided to swim with Simon in the hote room.

There was a very large swimming pool behind the hotel's room. It was not open to the public, so there were not many tourists. Only a few of the hotel's customers were swimming there.

After changing their swimsuits, Vana

and Simon jumped off the water from the open-air platform. Vana had never swam in the sea before so this time she was shocked by the sea water in the void beneath her feet. She quickly stretched out her hands and hung them around Simon's neck.

While holding Vana in his arms, Simon also teased in a low voice, "Darling, are you throwing yourself at me? I'm excited. What do I do?" Vana giggled for a while on Simon's shoulder, and then she held Simon's shoulder and moved a little away. "Then do what you want to do!"

As soon as Vana finished her words, Simon's soft lips pressed against hers.

Vana and Simon swam slowly, kicking their legs in the water. Vana put her hands on Simon's shoulders, and Simon put his hands on Vana's buttocks.

What a beautiful scene it was! But not far away, there was a sudden scream of a boy, followed by the sound of water. And Vana and Simon were finally interrupted by this sound.

Vana looked at the room on the left.

There was a human head floating up and down on the sea only ten meters away from them. Before she was sure if the other party was drowning, Vana saw another person coming out of the room. When he saw everything in the sea with a cup of coffee, he threw the coffee cup and desperately jumped into the sea.

Charles lifted Jeremy up from the water...

Vana couldn't believe that the person who was drowning was Jeremy. 'Didn't he just learn to swim?

And why was Jeremy in Charles's room? Shouldn't they be surrounded by those women?

Did I miss something?'