Chapter 751


    Wayne was taken aback, then startedughing cheerfully.


    Dinner was served in no time.


    Besides the kids‘ food, the adults‘ dishes were also pretty darn impressive.


    Cory was seated next to Wayne. The father and son didn’t chat much, but their bond was visibly


    growing stronger.


    For instance, Wayne could instantly spot what Cory wasn’t keen on eating and would swap it with


    something Cory liked from his own te.


    Or, while he was in full conversation with Rosalynn, he could urately hand water to Cory without


    even looking when Cory needed it.


    Rosalynn noticed, Cory seemed much more rxed than usual, exuding a sense of security.


    She had always believed that she had provided the children with plenty in terms of material


    possessions andpanionship.


    Whether the children had a father around or not, they could still grow up happily.


    But now it seemed…


    The love of a father, something that couldn’t be reced by material resources or other factors.


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    “Wow, that tree’s been trimmed into a giraffe, how cool!” After stuffing herself, Ivy’s attention finally


    drifted outside the window, “Mum, look, there’s a bunny! And a bear!”


    Ivy was super excited.


    “If you like it, we can have these in our yard too,” Wayne said.


    Ivy nced at him, then she turned to look at Rosalynn.


    Rosalynn,ughing, said, “Why are you looking at me? Your dad just said that.”


    Suddenly, Ivy flung herself into Rosalynn’s arms, hugging her tight, saying, “Mum, are you going too?”


    “Of course,” Rosalynn replied, “I told you before, don’t you remember?”


    Ivy continued to snuggle in her arms.


    Rosalynn was both amused and helpless.


    Just then…


    “Ivy,” Cory said, leisurely finishing a piece of steak, then looking up to call her.


    Ivy immediately let go of Rosalynn and returned to the window to continue looking outside.


    Rosalynn couldn’t helpughing.


    “It’s strange, why does your sister both like you and be afraid of you?” Rosalynn asked Cory.


    “That’s how big brothers are,” Cory replied, dead serious.


    Rosalynnughed even more.


    Wayne watched, delighted, but also couldn’t help feeling a bit saddened.


    Because of one wrong decision, his pride and mistrust, he had missed out on so much.


    “Eat more meat.”


    Wayne snapped back to reality, looking at how skinny Rosalynn was, he moved several pieces of meat


    from his own te to


    hers.


    “Wayne, that’s enough!” Rosalynn quickly said, “You already ordered so much, are you feeding a pig?”


    At this point,


    Ivy nodded, then said: “Yes, we can have a pig in the yard too!”


    Rosalynn nced at lvy


    The little girl was looking outside while counting on her fingers, considering which topiary animals to put


    in the yard of then


    new house


    At this time, the restaurant’s announcement came on: “Dear guests, the fireworks are about to start.


    Those who wish to watch, please proceed to the viewing tform.”


    Of course, Wayne’s family didn’t need to go to the viewing tform.


    Spectacr and adorable fireworks shot up into the night sky, blossoming there.


    The earliest fireworks, once fully ignited, filled the night sky with countless pink ducklings. Next came


    bear cubs, and then little pigs.


    Ivy had never seen fireworks like this, and she was absolutely beside herself with excitement.


    Wayne seized this opportunity to take endless photos of Ivy and Cory.


    Even Rosalynn was surprised.


    Where did Wayne’s aloofness go? Why did he suddenly not care about his image at all?


    The fireworks soon reached thest one.


    Wayne called over a waiter who had been waiting, asking him to take a group photo for them.


    Rosalynn instinctively wanted to refuse.