Dumping The Ice King His Mini-Tyrant novel Chapter 374

The guests all found themselves holding their breath as Adrian confessed his feelings for Selene in front of everyone.

Harrison’s face was thunderous, as if someone had painted a storm cloud across his features—a look so dark, it seemed lightning and thunder might erupt at any second.

Selene’s lashes fluttered upward. She looked at Adrian, taking in the chiseled lines of his profile, the proud arch of his nose, the deep-set eyes that seemed carved by a master sculptor.

The overhead lights poured down, catching just beneath his brow, making his long, thick lashes cast shadows on his cheeks. Adrian turned his head, meeting Selene’s gaze.

The air seemed to ripple between them, and the man offered her a gentle smile. In his eyes—clear and steady as a mountain lake—Selene could see all the affection he’d been quietly storing up for her over the years.

Every breath Selene drew felt heated, as if a wave had surged out of Adrian’s eyes and wrapped her up completely.

It was like molten lava had reached her toes, the heat rushing up from her feet and sweeping through her whole body.

Her hands tightened unconsciously. Adrian noticed the way she swallowed hard, and a soft laugh escaped his lips.

“Don’t be nervous,” he told her quietly, his voice warm and low.

“How could I not be nervous when you just blurt something like that out?” Selene whispered back.

“Sorry—” Adrian barely got the word out before Selene interrupted him.

“No, keep going. I want to hear it,” she said, almost breathless.

Adrian had never expected Selene to encourage him like this, and for a moment, his breath caught in his chest.

Light seemed to flash in his eyes as he steadied himself, turning toward the microphone and facing Harrison, who stood in the crowd below.

This was a rare opportunity—one only he could claim. Only he had the right to declare his feelings for Selene in front of everyone.

“No matter what Selene decides, I’ll support her. Whoever she chooses to marry, or whoever she chooses to leave—whatever she does, I’ll always be there for her. I’ll be there when she needs me.

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