Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

Pacific Garden sat in the southeast corner of Hamerton Manor, a haven of seclusion and serenity, close to the seaside and the ranch. It was an ideal place for recuperation.

Morpheus had chosen this tranquil retreat after returning to Centrolis with Persephone. However, rather than finding solace, he became even more withdrawn than before.

Theodore paid him a visit, checking in with the caretakers to ensure everything was in order. After confirming the details, he patted Morpheus on the shoulder.

A radiant smile broke through the gloom as Theodore cheerfully called out, "Morpheus!"

Turning around, Morpheus offered a polite smile. Yet, Theodore sensed a forced quality in both his speech and smile, mirroring the demeanor of his sister since their return.

Theodore had been on a mission, tirelessly organizing various types of entertainment for Morpheus, according to his parents' insistence.

Despite Morpheus' willingness to bond, most of the time, he would be found gazing at the distant clouds and hues, lost in contemplation.

The only constant was Morpheus' kindness towards Persephone. He visited her daily, silently accompanying her even when words were unspoken. His anticipation of her needs seemed almost telepathic, always prepared beforehand for whatever she might desire.

on him. Her smiles brightened at the mere sight of

my sister won't come out, let's have a horse-riding competition! You pick

obliged and selected a tall, grand horse with a reddish-brown coat glistening in the sunlight. Blaze, as

Our stable

cautiously stroked Blaze's mane before taking the reins. To everyone's surprise, Blaze

off several people in our stable, and no one dared to touch it!

displayed a surprising level of horse-riding expertise. He urged Blaze forward, and they galloped

awe. After their lap,

was so excited that he almost lost his grip on

smiled but remained

when you were in Flinge, you were a fighter, and besides that, you're excellent

as good as Sephy thinks," Morpheus said in a low voice, patting the horse randomly.