Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

Lina blinked and nodded, her smile light. “Of course.”

“So, you’re okay with having an extra set of parents who dote on you?” Zuko asked.

“What do you mean?” Lina blushed, grasping his arm and speaking softly. “I know your parents are kind, but I never expected them to love me like their own daughter.”

“Lina, that’s not what I meant…” Zuko paused.

“I understand! Don’t worry,” she said mischievously. “I’ll respect and honor them as if they were my own parents, no matter what!”

Zuko felt a bit helpless, realizing his hints had no effect.

Just then, the butler approached respectfully and invited them to the main building.

The atmosphere during dinner was relaxed. Initially unsure where to sit, Jesse and Melissa were nervous and struggled to handle their cutlery.

But as Cordelia and Zephyr’s easy-going nature influenced them, they began to relax, speaking more freely, and their tense expressions eased into smiles.

However, there was a mix of flattery and reverence in those smiles.

glass for toasts despite her poor health. Unaccustomed to drinking red wine, she was

couldn’t stop her. He knew her attempts to please and toast were all

no matter how well a mother-in-law treated her

struggling with alcohol, Cordelia immediately arranged for servants to

Melissa was supported out, she continued to smile and slurred, “I’m not drunk, I’m not

embarrassed and quickly followed her mother, but she heard her mumbling something in her sleep-like state as

still has relatives who can help… find her family… find her family, then

was stunned. “What are you

Lina away. “Lina, I’ll take

“But—”

Mr. and Mrs. Hamerton

be impolite to run out like this, especially since it was her first meeting with her future in-laws. She

haunted her thoughts, causing her mind to be

…

Hamertons. They marveled at the numerous houses within the manor, realizing that even if they stayed for a day in each, they would not be able to

time, they took walks around the manor, appreciating the beautiful scenery and enjoying life.

past, they had been too focused on running their shop and earning money to support their children. They had never lived for themselves