Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 1188

Sabrina was stunned for a moment, before she proceeded to ask, "What is it?"

"Come up and find out for yourself," Sebastian said mysteriously.

Sabrina wanted to ask further but Sebastian hung up before she could. She turned around to face Yvonne and Ruth with a shy smile. "What's going on, you two?"

Yvonne grinned. "Your husband wants to give you a surprise. It's hard to imagine that someone like Director Ford would think of something so romantic. H e specifically asked the two of us to bring you here to this mall. Go up and have a look."

"We really don't know what the surprise is," Ruth added seriously.

Aino urged. "Mom, hurry up and go!"

Sabrina took Aino's hand and went up to the sixth floor of the mall with Ruth and Yvonne. The sixth floor was the highest floor of the mall, with the first floor as the cosmetic, handbags and shoe-wear area; the second and third as the clothing area; the fourth a s Home and Living area; the fifth as the Food and Leisure area. Sabrina had been to this mall a few times and had thought there were only five floors to it. She wasn't aware that there was a sixth floor. Once the elevator reached the sixth floor and they stepped

out of it, Sabrina was amazed by how quiet the floor was.

They strolled past the corridor and Sabrina was instantly stunned by what unfolded before her eyes. It was a furniture store, and not just any ordinary furniture, but ones that were antique or authentic wooden furniture. She didn't know much about high-end woodwork, but she instantly fell in love with those wooden furniture as soon as she laid eyes on them. As expected from items of high quality, they all possess the same unforgettable nature.

Sabrina spotted Sebastian from afar and went towards him in surprise. "Sebastian, these furniture look so beautiful. All it takes is one look for me to notice that they must be of high quality, even one coffee table should cost tens of thousands, right?"

"Mm-hm!" Sebastian chuckled. "I didn't think an architect like you would know so much about furniture."