Married a Secret Billionaire novel Chapter 992

Zuko turned to look at the young woman beside him and felt that she was like a cherry blossom, delicate and captivating.

At that moment, a subconscious voice suddenly asked him, 'Do you still remember Pammy?'

Zuko's hands trembled slightly, and he quickly shoveled food into his mouth to conceal his absent-mindedness. 'Pammy…'

Had Pammy still been there, would he have fulfilled the marriage agreement with the Thompsons long ago, gradually taken over the Hamerton Group, and become a good husband and father?

Meanwhile, he was now in Jangasas as Zeke Hamerton. He had shed the husk of Zuko, but he knew that he would forever be in Pammy's shadow.

Actually, he had told himself many times that Pammy was only five years old when she went missing, and he was just a child. How could a child have such deep feelings? He should not have cared so much.

For some reason, every time he saw Lina, her innocent smile, her soft voice, and her pouts when she was teased, he could not help but think of Pammy.

Zuko wondered if this was some kind of psychological illness.

He sighed softly and took the initiative to bring the dishes to the kitchen after finishing the meal.

Lina was about to turn on the faucet when Zuko gently blocked her hand. "The water's cold. I'll do the dishes."

Lina was taken aback.

Melissa was filled with joy. She did not expect her transformation attempt to be so successful! Zeke was already taking the initiative to do chores. She exchanged a glance with Jesse and smiled as they walked over.

"You two don't have to do it. Your father and I are in the kitchen! Lina, it's still early. Why don't you take Zeke for a walk by the seaside?"

Zuko and Lina were both stunned for a moment. Then, Melissa pushed them out of the front door.

The two of them stood there, staring at each other and feeling a bit awkward.

"You go first," said Zuko.

"You... You first." Lina followed behind him like a dutiful wife.

Zuko put his hands in his pockets and walked ahead with big strides. The streetlamp elongated their shadows—Zuko's shadow covered Lina's, and only the moonlight could see the smile on her face.