Married a Secret Billionaire

No matter where Toph, the second grandson of the Hamertons, went, he was always a ray of sunshine in people’s eyes.

Since a young age, Toph had been beloved by everyone. Compared to his brother’s maturity, Toph had a carefree and innocent character, always wearing a smile on his face.

It was often said that people who loved to smile were lovable themselves.

As soon as Toph walked in, he caught Renee’s attention, and she greeted him with a smile.

Nicholas and Linda exchanged glances and smiled, seeing Renee’s unusual behavior. They quickly ushered Toph to take a seat.

“Help yourself. No need to be polite!” Nicholas said, patting Toph’s shoulder and beaming. “You’ve grown so much lately!”

“Ahem… Uncle Nic, I passed puberty a long time ago!” Toph chuckled and helped himself to an omelet, digging in eagerly.

Linda poured Toph a glass of milk, knowing he preferred it warm, not hot.

Toph took the glass and cheerfully exclaimed, “Thanks, Aunt Linda! Your house always has so much food. It’s amazing!”

“Your place isn’t too shabby either!” Nicholas smiled and asked teasingly in a lowered voice, “What’s the matter? Do your parents not feed you?”

of food, making

Toph’s home was often filled with excessive

Linda’s words pricked Toph’s heart. “Your parents treat you and your brother as an afterthought. Look

“Ahem…”

if you’re choking, we’ll still say it.” Nicholas continued teasingly. “You’re not young anymore, and you don’t even

on them, with pieces of omelet falling from the corner

about Toph…” A gentle voice

silence as everyone turned

kept her head

their hearts filled with genuine joy. They looked at Toph and then at

always pure and beautiful. Although they had initially hoped for their daughter to be with Zuko, it seemed he had already found the love of

his head and met Renee’s radiant eyes. Something seemed

meal, Pammy.” Linda seized the opportunity and said, “Toph will

really want to visit the city,” Renee timidly expressed. “I want to go somewhere

with emotions upon hearing that. Since her return, their daughter had never taken the initiative to ask for

she wanted to go somewhere