Married a Secret Billionaire

Seeing Chris’ restless expression, Fleur smiled at Sasha and gave her hand a reassuring pat. “Lenny, stay here for a moment. I’ll check the kitchen.”

“Madam Hamerton, you…” Sasha was taken aback. Was this elegant lady, who rarely got her hands dirty, actually cooking for Lena?

“Don’t you adore my deep-fried fish the most? I’ve made one today, and I must show you my culinary skills!”

Sasha’s face lit up, and she eagerly agreed with Fleur.

Fleur maintained her smile and called out to Chris, “Son, come to the kitchen and lend me a hand!”

Unable to contain his excitement, Chris followed Fleur out of the living room.

Although Sasha was now alone in the living room, she felt at ease. She glanced around, taking in the grandeur of the Hamerton estate, which exceeded her expectations.

Splendor Mountain was firmly under the Hamerton family’s domain, with most of the relatives residing in this area. Marco’s residence occupied the most picturesque corner of the estate. Chris had his own separate dwelling, but he usually stayed with his parents.

boasted an extensive collection. As she admired the exquisite pieces of jade and ceramics on display, each showcasing elegant designs and color coordination, she realized they

marry Chris, considering he was Marco’s only son, would

grinned, envisioning a future

after leaving the living room. She closed the door and turned her attention to her

“Mom—”

sentence, Fleur raised

she said gravely. “This is

had she ever prepared deep-fried fish for Lena? Also, the Hamertons typically served braised Sterlet Sturgeon to their guests. With Lena visiting

exclaimed. “I’ve had a strange feeling these past two days! Lenny… Something must have happened to her! I need to

calm down for a moment?” Fleur looked at her son with a hint of disdain. “You’re a former special forces soldier, and you’re acting so impulsively? Were you this impetuous during missions as well? You’ve encountered significant challenges.

“Mom!”

that this

Lenny!”

suspicion to his current certainty, he berated himself for taking nearly an entire