P.O.V Mason:

After dinner, as we're about to leave, I tell her about the "surprise" I had for her. I didn't know how she would react.

"In a month, we're going on a trip. I have everything organized. Your university degree is already in process, so you'll have it before we leave," I say nervously.

"Really?" she asks, excited.

"Yes, everything is ready. We'll be visiting many places, and it might take more than a month. I've also taken care of the person who will be in charge of your company and mine. They'll keep us informed about everything at all times. I haven't overlooked anything," I inform her, smiling.

"Where are we going?" she asks.

"Where we won't be going is better to ask, my wife," I reply, laughing.

I love seeing how her eyes light up with what I said. It's clear that the idea makes her happy, and if she's happy, I am too.

"You can't just tell me that. You have to tell me where we're going. I won't be able to live like this," she pleads.

"We'll start with Central America, t