Chapter 1075


    “Hmm?”


    Lina nestled in Zuko’s embrace, her voice filled with yfulness as she said, “Once we rece our


    marriage certificate with the real one, let’s have our honeymoon in Southeast Aciatic. I really like this


    ce!”


    “Really?” Zuko asked.


    Lina nodded with a smile on her face. “Yes! There’s something indescribably familiar about it.”


    Zuko kissed her forehead, his eyes shining with joy.


    Suddenly, a memory shed in Zuko’s mind. It was of a little girl he used to hold hands with a long time


    ago. He had promised that doll-like girl that he would take her to Southeast Aciatic to catch fireflies


    when she was just learning to walk…


    The thought struck Zuko’s heart, leaving him feeling a mix of emotions.


    Meanwhile, at the Thompsons’ residence in Centrolis…


    Nichs and Linda sat at the dining table, waiting for Renee to join them after changing anding


    downstairs.


    Linda turned to the maid and asked, “Did you prepare both Acian food and local food? Which one does


    she prefer?”


    The maid stammered, exining that Renee didn’t eat much. In fact, she would be satisfied with just a


    slice of toast for breakfast.


    Linda frowned, her frustration evident. She stood up and decided to go to the kitchen to cook herself.


    Quickly, Renee called out to her. “I-It’s okay! I’ll eat whatever you make…”


    Linda was taken aback and turned to look at her, a bright smile appearing on her face.


    “Don’t worry, Pammy. I’ll make you a sandwich, okay? I’ve noticed you prefer lighter vors, so I’ll use


    less sd dressing… Ha, you’re not like your dad in that regard. He loves strong vors!”


    Renee bit her lip, feeling a surge of sympathy for Linda.


    Linda had been doing her best to make Renee happy during this time, making an effort to connect with


    her.


    Whenever Renee smiled at her, Linda’s happiness wouldst for a long time.


    Parental love was universal and selfless. Though Renee wasn’t a mother herself, she could understand


    Linda’s desire to make amends. The more Linda tried, the more Renee found it difficult to face her as


    her “mother”.


    Renee couldn’t bear to face Linda’s kindness. She couldn’t imagine this couple’s pain when they


    discovered the truth of losing their daughter someday.


    That’s why Renee was determined to find Pam and bring her back to them before things spiraled out


    of control. It would be her way of making amends.


    “Pammy?” Linda approached with concern and asked, “Why do you look like that? Are you feeling


    unwell?”


    Renee shook her head and replied, “No…”Books Chapters Are Daily Updated Join & Stay Updated For


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    “Pammy, we’ve told you countless times that you don’t have to be so cautious when you’re at home,”


    Nichs said, shing a charming smile.


    Nichs was a straightforward person who usually spoke loudly. However, when it came to his


    daughter, he was careful to speak softly and gently.


    Renee felt secretly upset. She sat at the dining table, keeping her head low, and picked up a slice of


    toast, spreading butter on it.


    Nichs and Linda exchanged disappointed nces. Despite their best efforts to provide her with the


    best, their daughter still hesitated to call them mom and dad. The 20-year gap between them seemed


    insurmountable, and something felt blocked between them.


    “Pammy,” Linda smiled fawningly and softly handed her a document, saying, “Sign this once you’ve


    finished eating.”


    Renee was taken aback. “What is this?”


    “It’s the Thompson Group’s charity fund,” Nichs exined. “Every year, a portion of thepany’s


    earnings goes toward charity. I want you to manage this fund now, hoping you’ll make better use of the


    money.”


    “No!” Renee instinctively stood up, resisting the idea. “I… I can’t sign this!”


    Linda’s eyes filled with sadness. “Pammy, until now, you’ve been unwilling to ept everything we


    offer. Do you truly hate us? Do you hate us for losing you in the past?”


    Renee paused, trying to find the right words. “No! I…”


    The truth was on the tip of her tongue, eager to be revealed.


    But Renee knew deep down that she might not be able to handle the consequences of revealing it.


    She bit her lip hard, fighting back tears.


    Just then, a visitor arrived, their voice preceding their entrance. “Uncle Nic, Aunt Linda! I’m here for


    some free food. Can Ie in?”