His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

Chapter 406

Dillon believed that helping someone find love was better than building a seven-story pagoda.

Casper, though, wasn't buying it. Romance was the last thing on his mind.

"How about this: you marry her. I'll handle the wedding and even throw in a two-million-dollar dowry. What do you say?"

Dillon knew Casper was just messing around. He quickly waved his hands, "Mr. Casper, she's here for you, not for me. Besides, I'm a lifelong bachelor. I'm planning to stick around you forever."

"Really?" Casper eyed the man who'd been by his side for years, sizing him up. "A lifelong bachelor? I thought you had a thing for Caroline."

"Mr. Casper," Dillon was scared stiff, breaking into a cold sweat, "That's not a joke you can make lightly. If Ms. Caroline gets the wrong idea, I might not have legs to stand on."

Casper: ... Playing dumb.

if he didn't

not become my brother-in-law, or I might just break

his legs... Determined to keep

All her love for Brock was written in her eyes as she looked at him. Over the past days, she had poured everything into this

Brock spotted Casper sitting in the living room and wriggled out of Audrey's arms, racing into Casper's embrace. "Mr. Casper, did you miss

bright, sparkling eyes were

moment he saw Brock. He

gaze revealed an unintentional paternal love, full of tenderness and care. Brock, delighted by Casper's words, hugged Casper's neck tightly, pressing his little face against

Brock, feeling a surge of emotion he hadn't felt in a long time. He had never truly understood what it felt like to be a father. And now, with the little guy in his arms, he found himself nearly moved to tears. He gently patted Brock's back, softly saying, "Then why don't you stay here for

then shook his head, his innocent eyes revealing a

This has always been a dilemma. After a couple separates it's always the children who get hurt the most. Not having been a father, he hadn't felt it. But now, as a

Mom to stay for a

care of Grandpa." Brock, though young, had a trace of worry on his small