When the New Year bell tolled, it was only nine o'clock in the evening in the Maldives. To enhance the festive atmosphere, Bernard spent a considerable amount of money on fireworks, arranged for them to be set off in the bay from boats.
Colorful fireworks erupted from the sea, shooting up into the night sky and bursting into dazzling blooms that reflected off the glistening water. This stunning display, with its interplay of sea and sky, captivated everyone watching.
Claire gazed at the fireworks outside the window, her voice barely above a whisper as she remarked, "It’s been ages since I’ve seen such beautiful fireworks…”
Elaine pulled out her phone to snap pictures, adding with a lighthearted jab, “Who could disagree? I’ve nearly forgotten what fireworks look like. They’re so breathtaking, especially when they’re this close, right over the sea.”
Jacob’s eyes sparkled in the reflection of the fireworks, his face alight with happiness. He smiled and reminisced, “As a kid, my favorite thing was setting off firecrackers. Back then, our family was doing well, and I always spent all my New Year’s money on different types of firecrackers. Every day, a crowd of children would chase after me. I even had the joy of throwing a firecracker or two, and they’d often call me their commander…”
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