Married a Secret Billionaire

The fourth floor was Zuko’s “observatory deck”.

When he was young, he loved stargazing, so his father had built this observatory for him.

A huge globe was in the center of the room, and a Hubble telescope stood by the window. This was Zuko’s private sanctuary.

He had sensitive and vulnerable phases during his adolescence too, and when he could not resolve his troubles, he would come to this observatory and entrust his worries to the distant stars.

He once again stood in front of the telescope.

He had heard that wormholes in space were real and could connect two distant points in time and space. In that case, could he travel through a wormhole and go back to the day when Pammy disappeared? He really wanted to see who had taken her away.

…

It was the weekend. It was drizzling in Centrolis, while Jangasas enjoyed clear skies.

Lina stretched lazily, wearing a simple T-shirt and wide-leg pants, as she went downstairs to help Melissa prepare breakfast.

down as if she could not recognize her. “When

blushed and smiled playfully as she leaned toward

extremely pleased deep down. “Don’t be a bother. I’m frying here, and it’s greasy. Just wait outside to

me help

need

most basic cooking skills, just enough to fill her stomach, growing up. For more difficult tasks like frying, she would not let Lina try in case she hurt her hands. It would be more painful than if

to cook a decent meal when she got married. What would happen if her in-laws looked down on

cook for her in-laws?! In the future, Lina’s husband must cook

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on her chubby face as she said, “Don’t worry. I’ll definitely teach our daughter everything I’ve learned, but it must be done slowly! Besides, I’m teaching her these things not for her to serve

her mother, she was willing

with even more enthusiasm. These were filled with cheese and bacon, which

chased out of the kitchen by her mother, so she could only lean against the doorframe to chat with

quickly noticed that no matter what her daughter said, the topic always