The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart (Brittany and Isaac) novel Chapter 933

The butler brought in a pot of freshly brewed coffee, and Isaac poured a mug for Brittany, making sure it was the perfect sipping temperature before handing it over to her.

Yuri pretended to be engrossed in babysitting, but his eyes were constantly on Isaac, observing his every move. Seeing him handle everything with such ease, Yuri couldn't help but be taken aback.

The Salters were a powerful family, and Isaac, as the eldest grandson, was expected to carry himself with a certain dignity. Yet here he was, tending to Brittany with such affection that it was clear his feelings for her were genuine.

"Mr. Salter, you've been quite the success in Imperial City. Have you ever considered expanding your ventures to Craneville?" Yuri asked.

Isaac was fully aware of his father-in-law's discontent. This question was a test.

"Until now, I hadn't given much thought to developing business in Craneville, but now that Bri has you here, I'll be spending more time here. Perhaps in the future, I might consider opening a branch," Isaac replied.

Brittany, caught off guard by his remark, looked at Isaac in surprise. He had never mentioned the possibility of opening a branch before.

Isaac shrugged it off as a spur-of-the-moment thought.

Yuri's frown eased a bit upon hearing this. "I plan to leave my business to Bri eventually. If you're willing to stay in Craneville, that would be ideal," Yuri said.

Stay in Craneville?

Isaac picked up on the subtext. Was Yuri suggesting he become a stay-at-home husband?

"Dad," Brittany interjected, sensing the tension in the air. "Let's not talk about this now. It's our first meeting; let's discuss something else."

Yuri clicked his tongue. His daughter was clearly taking her husband's side. But, after all, they had only just been reunited. Their bond wasn't strong enough yet. He decided to wait and see.

Yuri skillfully changed the subject to Daniel, and Isaac responded with ease.

Isaac proved himself to be a dedicated father. Even during those five years when he kept his emotions hidden, his love for Daniel never wavered.

Yuri's opinion of Isaac began to soften.

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At six o'clock, the butler knocked on the door.

"Mr. Lynette, Miss, Mr. Salter, dinner is served."

Yuri, carrying Daniel in his arms, declared boisterously, "Dinnertime!"

Daniel, perched in Yuri's embrace, his eyes sparkling with excitement, asked, "Grandpa, can I ride the big horse?"