Nihao, aruyo! Please don't kill me Representative of Spain! O Because of classes, I decided to end this story because if I continued it, you'll probably be waiting another two weeks or something T T. I hope you don't mind D: I hope you readers enjoyed this series :3 If you want a fanfic by me, please view my profile and pm me :D Anyways, enjoy~ (and read her Marukaite Chikyuu in the next chapter!)

Wei Xiang~ C:

Chapter 7

Well into the afternoon, after many heart stopping rides, Peter and I decided to take a break from roller coasters. We sat at an average busy looking pizzeria and had pepperoni pizzas. Peter did all the talking while I just agreed and nodded. They were mostly personal questions and I also asked him some. Peter seemed to be a calmer person than I expected. Mostly because I've seen him alongside England, which made him seem like a bad tempered child.

When we finished eating, Peter got up first and took our dirty plates. "Be right back, okay?" he said, before dashing to the only trashcan far in the middle of the room. I felt thirsty and stood up from my seat when I saw him coming back.

Pushing in my chair, I walked towards him, gripping the sash that held my bag over my shoulder. "Peter, I'm thirsty," I said, blushing as I turned to look at the floor. I hated to make him go back in line so I would tell him and go instead. "Can you wait her—"

"I'll go get it," he said immediately, cutting me off from finishing my question. He dashed back to wait in line and I just stood there staring at the spot where he vanished from. I could get it myself, you know… I thought guiltily as my hand ran through the front of my bangs to push them away. After a few minutes of twirling and watching the hem of my frilly skirt, Peter came running back to me with a medium sized cup full of coca cola.

"Why didn't you go take a seat?" he asked, placing the drink in my hands.

"I could have gotten this myself, you know," I said instead of answering his question.

He let out a small sigh and said, "Okay. Where do you want to go next?"

I looked up from the cup, taking my mouth away from the straw. "I have no idea…" I said, trying to think about where we could go. I didn't feel like going on anymore roller coasters. After all, we had just eaten. I turned to him and shook my head, "No idea."

I was surprised when he smiled. "Okay," he said, grabbing my hand. "I have something to show you." We began to walk, taking our time until the sky began to fade into a light shade of pink.

"Where are we going?" I finally asked, after finishing my drink which I managed to score into the open trashcan beside a bench. He smiled and pointed at a circle over a cluster of trees. My mouth opened in awe at the rainbow lit Ferris Wheel which were decorated with mostly dark violet, bright amber, and sapphire blue lights. As he led me to the Ferris Wheel, I watched the sky around the Wheel melt into a faint mahogany red.

After waiting in line, we finally boarded the Ferris Wheel and I found myself all over the window screen trying to look at the view outside. When I remembered Peter was behind me, I cleared my throat and sat back down properly, my face totally red. "I'm sorry…" I muttered apologetically, holding my warm face with one hand.

He laughed in response and shook his head. "Go ahead! I can look on my side as well." Nodding energetically, I returned to the window behind me and watched the amusement park light up with colors that illuminated gloriously. When our compartment stopped at the very top of the ride, the speakers in the cart blasted, "I am sorry to say that the ride has frozen—please enjoy the scenery while you can. We expect this to be fixed in five minutes." Were we lucky or what?

"Peter, did you hear?" I asked, turning around excitedly.

He smiled and nodded. "Look over there, Kai." He pointed towards a large fountain with pure translucent water. I complied and observed the beautifully pure water of the fountain. The design carved was no joke either—beautiful artwork had been engraved upon the cement that held the water. There was a chiming from the clock tower—six chimes. Water shot up into the sky, glowing miraculously like stars. My mouth slowly formed a big 'o' as I watched balloons get released into the air.

Turning around, I said, "Peter, come look! Come…look…" My face lit up bright red as I saw him knelt down on the floor, holding a leather black case.

The tip of his cheeks were red as our eyes met and he cleared his throat. "…Kai, w-will you marry me…?" The case opened and a plain, yet beautiful, silver ring shone against the sparkling lights outside.

I bit my lip and sat on the floor in front of him. I grabbed his empty hand and held it to my face, allowing him to feel the heat. His hand unfolded and caressed my cheek. "I would accept…" I began, looking carefully in his eyes, "But I don't think I'm old enough." We began to laugh as the compartment began to move once more. I took the case and took of the ring, sliding it onto my finger. "I'll ask Hyung later…but he might have a heart attack." He gently placed his lips on mine and withdrew.

"I love you, Kairii," he said, kissing me again.

"I love you too, Peter," I said when we separated. Our foreheads knocked against each other gently and I closed my eyes. "Chowahe."