Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

The four individuals in the painting were captured during a recent cultural banquet, all dressed up for the occasion.

"Look!" Toph frowned. "Do you think they look like a family? They weren't smiling, and it seemed like they had something up their sleeves. You can't even tell they're related!"

Chris pointed out, "Well, didn't Jodie stand close to Wilfred?"

"Hmm, they're the only ones who were smiling. Just a little bit, not much." Toph looked at him. "Chris, think about our family dinner. Even though we have irritating relatives, everyone just pretends when we take group pictures, right?

"Look at this family. They didn't even bother to pretend! Did you know that Delilah and Wilfred stood far away from each other at first? As if they didn't want to be together!"

"They've been married for a long time. Perhaps there's no longer love between them."

Toph pouted. "My parents aren't like that!"

Chris felt helpless. "Your family is something else. Don't always compare your parents with others, okay? Of course, my parents are quite loving, too."

"Also, I was exhausted painting this picture! The four of them have different faces. There's almost zero resemblance between them! It's

was right—the four of

smirked, locking eyes with Chris and

the day the truth would

quickly. The announcement went well, thanks to Lily's pre- promotional efforts to gain more fans while the first

complete, and they were counting down

the new authors achieving success and experienced writers winning awards, SL Publishing's reputation

up with a

"Isn't it amazing to have two books published at the same time?" Maisie smiled. Indeed, her work gave

"Your schedule will be filled with signing events. You might go on live streams to sell your books as well. This is a friendly reminder that

blushed. "What are you talking about,

this is for you!" Lily handed her a contract. "This is the contract for the change of script. Your first book will be shown on

stunned. The surprise came too suddenly, leaving her

she was not ready. Opportunities were given to those who were prepared, and she