Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

Lina anxiously clutched the hem of her clothes, blinking more frequently than usual. Zuko reached out his hand and gently touched her shoulder, causing her to tremble slightly. She timidly glanced at him, allowing his big hand to rest on her shoulder without moving.

“Lina…” Zuko wanted to say something but struggled to find the right words. He tentatively reached for her small hand. “It’s getting late. Let’s go back?”

Lina was startled. He had spoken with a rising tone at the end, asking her cautiously instead of ordering her directly.

Her heart instantly melted.

Scenes since she met Zuko flashed through her mind like a movie. He would never speak loudly to her. The cold and icy expression he showed to others would instantly transform into a radiant smile when he saw her. He doted on, spoiled, and cherished her like the apple of his eye. When he heard that Violet and Gia almost hurt her, he hurriedly rushed to Southeast Aciatic.

If this wasn’t love, if he had done all this and she still accused him of deceiving her, then she would be letting him down.

Lina stammered, “Zeke… Oh, no, it’s…”

Zuko said, “I told you, if you’re not used to it, you can still call me by my previous name. It doesn’t matter.”

“How can I do that?” Lina smiled. “Your name was given to you by your parents. How can I change it casually?”

Zuko was taken aback.

learn to adapt, so let’s start with your

tricks on him before he was

the past, it was you who adapted to me, my family, and my living environment, but I never thought about changing

up with a hint of determination shining through her sparkling eyes. “Now, it’s my turn to

“Lina…”

can’t always wait for the star to fall. Even if it doesn’t fly high, it should try to fly

mouth twitching. He wanted to smile but did not dare to make it too exaggerated. In the end, he

moist, but she also found it funny. She

let go of her and apologized repeatedly. He was just

that Lina would not understand and would not forgive him. Now, he had

of them smiled at each other and walked along the path, holding hands. The moonlight elongated their figures, and the moist air of Southeast Aciatic

took the opportunity to rest her

body tilted, and she protested, “How can

and smirked. “Can’t walk like

is tilted. Let me

I can