Sweet Subterfuge novel by Trina Duo
Chapter 819

Raising his hand, Kevan ruffled Aster's hair. Aster grabbed onto his arm and climbed into his lap.

"When are you two getting married? Where will you get married? When you marry, will you invite many guests, like on TV? Should I invite my classmates?

"But I've seen that in dramas, kids aren't allowed to attend weddings... Does that mean I can't go either?" Aster, who was initially excited, deflated instantly when he said this.

His childish reasoning brought laughter to the three adults present.

"Of course you can attend. You can invite your classmates if you wish. However, we have not set a date for our wedding. You might need to wait for a while." Kevan had always been patient with Aster.

"Alright then." Aster seemed a little disappointed. Soon, he asked, "Will you be having your wedding in Westonia or Bartham? If it is in Bartham, can I invite my classmates there? Besides, will we stay at Bartham in the future? Am I going to transfer schools to Bartham?"

Kevan had yet to discuss these things with Larissa. Naturally, he couldn't give Aster a definite answer.

"Well, we had not decided where the wedding would be. Where would you like it to be held?" Kevan threw the question back to Aster.

"I want it to be in both places! That way, I can invite all my classmates! I miss my friends back in Bartham. I wonder if they miss me too." Excitement filled Aster's eyes as he imagined how his parents' wedding would be.

Kevan turned to Larissa. "What do you think?"

In Larissa's opinion, she had no plans of holding a wedding. She had gone through a wedding once. Although that marriage was a failure, at least she had fulfilled her dreams as a teenage girl. She had no intention of going through it a second time. The reason was that weddings were too damn exhausting!

However, Kevan and Aster looked forward to having a wedding. Larissa could not bear to dampen their spirits at this point.

She ate her breakfast and said indifferently, "Let's think about it later. There's no rush."

Since they had agreed not to publicize their relationship for now, there wouldn't be a wedding anytime soon. During this period, she could slowly persuade both father and son to give up on having a wedding. "Alright." Kevan dropped the topic immediately.

Now that Larissa finally took a step in his direction, he didn't want to ruin the harmonious atmosphere they had finally achieved. Furthermore, he didn't want to scare Larissa off by pressuring her.

"If you are not in a hurry for a wedding, how about getting a marriage certificate? Since you have decided to marry, you must register for marriage, right? Will you be registering here in Aldovia or back in Caldor?" Wendy asked.

"Back in Caldor. Once my work settles down, I will make time to go on a trip." Larissa could answer this question, at least.

"That doesn't sound very sincere! You've only just started your job here. He will have to wait at least half a year to ten months for you to settle down.

"I think you should return to Caldor this weekend and get the marriage certificate as soon as possible. Your father and Lewis wouldn't scold you even if you take a day or two off work," Wendy reprimanded Larissa with a frown.

Larissa glared at her. "Do you think I'm that mean?"

Wendy nodded very slightly.

Larissa kicked her under the table. "Get lost!"

"Watch your language! There is a child present!" Wendy dodged and pointed at Aster, reminding Larissa. Sulking, Larissa retracted her foot.

"It was my idea to delay our trip." Kevan took the blame for Larissa. "I still have some matters to deal with in Caldor. It's not yet time to bring Lari and Aster back."

Wendy didn't say anything.

She had heard about the complicated family affairs of the Rogers family from Larissa. Wendy understood that there were dangers involved.

It must be for Larissa's and Aster's safety that he did not want to bring them back to Caldor for now.

"Well... if you're getting married, does that mean you will move in together?" Wendy asked again.

"About this..." Larissa hadn't thought of this question yet.

"Of course," Kevan answered firmly.