The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover by Caesar Erickson novel Chapter 435

Chapter 435 

Talking and laughing, the two got into the car and drove to the church where Harper often went. 

As soon as they arrived at the foot of the mountain, they 

heard deep and distant bells, as well as the sound of music and prayers. 

Those voices sounded refreshing and calm, and their hearts 

felt lighter. 

Carrying the fruits, Taya followed Harper, step by step, and walked into the church very piously. 

When she saw the statues and paintings, tears welled up in 

her eyes. 

It seemed that there had been too much pain accumulated in her heart, and she had nowhere to vent, so she could only find a moment of peace there… 

After they entered, one of the priests led them to a pew to pray and light candles, and Harper piously made her offerings… 

After Taya was done, the priest glanced at her signature, and 

 

said kindly to her, “Young lady, you owe too much debt and you need to pay it off, or you will have no peace in this life..” Taya felt as if she had been seen through by the priest. She stood there in a daze, her face turning pale. 

 

The priest brought her three ribbons, and asked her to write 

her wishes on them and hang them on the tree. 

Taya slowly came to her senses, took the pen handed to her, 

and wrote down her wishes on the ribbons: 

First wish, Harper’s safety. 

Second wish, Silas’s health. 

Third wish… 

At this point, Taya held the pen and her fingers froze. Images of Griffon flashed in her mind. 

The priest saw her hesitation. He looked at her kindly and said, “Write whoever comes to mind. Don’t worry about it.” 

Hearing that, Taya began writing. Third wish: Griffon is happy. 

She wished him happiness, and she also wished that he could find a partner whom he could spend the rest of his life with. 

After Taya finished writing her wishes, she thanked the priest, 

 

said kindly to her, “Young lady, you owe too much debt and you need to pay it off, or you will have no peace in this life…” Taya felt as if she had been seen through by the priest. She stood there in a daze, her face turning pale. 

The priest brought her three ribbons, and asked her to write 

her wishes on them and hang them on the tree. 

Taya slowly came to her senses, took the pen handed to her, 

and wrote down her wishes on the ribbons: 

First wish, Harper’s safety. 

Second wish, Silas’s health. 

Third wish… 

At this point, Taya held the pen and her fingers froze. Images of Griffon flashed in her mind. 

The priest saw her hesitation. He looked at her kindly and said, “Write whoever comes to mind. Don’t worry about it.” 

Hearing that, Taya began writing. Third wish: Griffon is happy. 

She wished him happiness, and she also wished that he could find a partner whom he could spend the rest of his life with. 

After Taya finished writing her wishes, she thanked the priest, 

turned around and walked out of the church. 

She found a tree that wasn’t very tall, and hung all three 

wishing ribbons on it. 

Seeing the red ribbons fluttering in the wind, Taya’s heart was completely relieved. 

After finding out that what he did was unavoidable and learning all the things that he had done for her, she felt 

burdened. 

However, when he saw him with other women, the feeling slowly dissipated. 

From now on, he had his new life, and she also had her 

mission to complete… 

Just like the priest said, she had too many debts that she needed to pay off… 

She had been raised by Silas in the first half of her life and he took care of her when she was growing up. Now, it’s her turn to repay the debt. 

Moreover, she would also find a way to pay off all the things Griffon had done for her. 

After Taya sorted out her thoughts, she gradually let go of the 

heavy burden in her heart… 

After she was done praying, Harper wrote a few wishes on the wishing ribbons. 

She found a very tall tree, climbed a ladder and hung it up. 

She firmly believed that the higher you hung the ribbons, the faster your wishes would come true. 

After the two were done, they bid farewell to the priest and turned to leave the church.