Love Unspoken

Kaitlyn did not argue with Alexander about this matter. She looked up at the ceiling and muttered to herself. "Do you remember the first time you came here? You were only five years old then."

At that time, Alexander was an obedient and well-behaved child, always wearing a polite smile and treating others with warmth and courtesy.

When he met Wayne, he was neither humble nor arrogant, answering every question he asked.

From the moment Wayne saw him, he took an instant liking to him.

Wayne held Alexander's hand, looked him up and down, nodded in satisfaction, and told him, "From now on, this is your home. I am your father. Call me Dad, will you?"

Young Alexander looked at his so-called father, a hint of confusion in his eyes, but he still smiled and called him father.

Hearing Alexander call him father, Wayne was happier than ever.

Since Alexander joined the Kennedys family, Wayne took him everywhere and introduced him to everyone as his son.

Although everyone knew Alexander's situation, because of Wayne's affection, they treated Alexander with a bit more courtesy.

family, Alexander hardly

or analyzing the market, they let him sit by and listen. Ulysses thought Alexander had more talent for business than Wayne, so sometimes

had already gained quite a reputation in the company. Many of the old employees knew in their hearts that

also enrolled him in various classes and spared no effort to cultivate him, wishing to mold

contrast, while the Ulysses and Wayne were lenient with Alexander, Kaitlyn was extremely strict

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previous exam, Kaitlyn would hit his palm or punish him by not

Freya was born, Kaitlyn had just started to ease up on

which gradually made Ulysses accept her, and her status in the Kennedys family

in the loving care of the

There was no need for her to study so hard, and soon,

spoke of the past,

apple on the table and said, "It's all in the past.

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