It was more than common for men from wealthy and influential families like this to have a lover and a few illegitimate children.

Darn it! If Rowan did have children, how was she supposed to introduce him to her mother!?

Cordelia deflated a little and ate the sashimi gloomily.

Meanwhile, Zephyr did not look quite good. He asked Kelly in a serious tone, “Are you sure his daughter said it?”

“No.” Kelly shrugged. “I only remember him saying that he only treated me because of what his girl said. I wouldn’t know who that is in particular!”

Zephyr’s heart drummed as he stared at Cordelia in a daze. He suddenly remembered that Cordelia had brought him to an art gallery previously, and one of the paintings there, The Fireflies’ Light, was hung where it was the most obvious.

Cordelia had told him proudly that it was her mother’s piece. Zephyr had then noticed that the painting was signed off with Xyla.

“Your mother’s name is Xyla?” That was his first time knowing his mother-in-law’s name despite spending so long with her.

with

last name

was a medicine that came from Southeast Aciatic in Mengasas, which had an intricate pattern on its bottle. He seemed to have seen that pattern somewhere before, probably

Irwin Group. “Wan” stood for Rowan while “Xy” was the person he loved

his

replayed in his mind. It seemed that the clues were clearly pointed

he sent Cordelia home, he sped to Imperial Media for Janine with the excuse of

briskly on the corridor with a stack of documents and nearly collided with

Hamerton! Are you trying to scare your mother

office and asked in a low voice, “What’s your relationship with Rowan Irwin

want?” Janine glared at

him, so…” Zephyr’s eyes were deep. “What’s the relationship

Janine fell silent.

a deep breath and asked word after word, “Is Rowan Irwin Cordelia’s

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