Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

Zuko smiled softly, affirming, “It will definitely happen.”

“Alright, enough with the sentimentality, you two,” Toph chuckled and pointed, diverting their attention. “Look, who’s that over there?”

Lina followed Toph’s finger, her gaze falling upon two middle-aged individuals making their way toward them, their steps unsteady and cautious. The pier’s uneven surface caused them to stumble occasionally, but their determination to see their daughter remained unyielding.

Lina’s heart tightened, rendering her momentarily motionless. She observed the anxiety etched on their faces and the cautious longing in their eyes. Despite their distinguished attire, which made them stand out in the crowd, their movements appeared unsteady and disheveled.

A clenched fist rested tightly by Lina’s side, her heart seemingly ready to leap out of her throat.

Nicholas and Linda, supporting each other, hastened their pace until they reached a certain distance from Lina. Suddenly, they came to a halt, unsure whether to proceed or retreat. Advancing further might elicit uncertainty regarding their daughter’s reception, yet retreating seemed equally difficult for them.

Linda hesitated. Her desire to move forward quelled as Nicholas pulled her back, preventing her from taking a step.

D-Don’t startle her,” Nicholas pleaded, his voice filled with

ached profoundly. This man, who had been rough and unrestrained throughout his life,

they had envisioned countless scenarios of finding their daughter, but none of them resembled the

at her in a daze, unable to utter

Lina’s shoulder and whispered, “Lina, these are

“mom” and “dad” several

Take your time,” Nicholas hurriedly reassured, waving his hand. “In the future… both Dad

uncontrollably as she uttered her daughter’s

to support her. She had heard stories of her mother’s stunning beauty and had seen old photographs of them together at the Hamertons. Yet, she never realized that the handsome, heroic man in those pictures was her father and the

years she had been absent from their lives—had taken a