Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

“Hmm?”

Lina nestled in Zuko’s embrace, her voice filled with playfulness as she said, “Once we replace our marriage certificate with the real one, let’s have our honeymoon in Southeast Aciatic. I really like this place!”

“Really?” Zuko asked.

Lina nodded with a smile on her face. “Yes! There’s something indescribably familiar about it.”

Zuko kissed her forehead, his eyes shining with joy.

Suddenly, a memory flashed in Zuko’s mind. It was of a little girl he used to hold hands with a long time ago. He had promised that doll-like girl that he would take her to Southeast Aciatic to catch fireflies when she was just learning to walk…

The thought struck Zuko’s heart, leaving him feeling a mix of emotions.

Meanwhile, at the Thompsons’ residence in Centrolis…

Nicholas and Linda sat at the dining table, waiting for Renee to join them after changing and coming downstairs.

Linda turned to the maid and asked, “Did you prepare both Acian food and local food? Which one does she prefer?”

stammered, explaining that Renee didn’t eat much. In fact, she would be satisfied with just

stood up and decided

called out to her. “I-It’s

was taken aback and turned to look at

make you a sandwich, okay? I’ve noticed you prefer lighter flavors, so I’ll use less salad dressing… Ha, you’re not like your dad in that regard. He loves strong

lip, feeling a surge of sympathy

to make Renee happy during

her, Linda’s happiness

desire to make amends. The more Linda tried, the more Renee found it difficult to face her as

She couldn’t imagine this couple’s pain when they discovered the truth of losing their daughter

to find Pamela and bring her back to them before things spiraled out of control. It would

asked, “Why do you look like

shook her head and replied,

don’t have to be so cautious when you’re at home,” Nicholas said, flashing

person who usually spoke loudly. However, when it came to

table, keeping her head low, and

with the best, their daughter still hesitated to call them mom and dad. The 20-year gap between them seemed insurmountable, and something felt blocked

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