The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love novel Chapter 1133

Chapter 1133 

When Rosalynn was little, her grandpa once told her a story. 

Before her mom was born, they had a son. 

But life was tough, and the boy was born feeble, and he couldn’t hang on to life. 

“On their wedding night, grandpa and grandma decided they wanted a son and a daughter, so grandpa had their names all picked out.” 

That’s what grandma later explained to Rosalynn. 

But sadly, the two names grandpa had in mind were never used. 

Cory was a super smart kid. 

And Ivy lived a carefree and joyful life from day one. 

After hearing Rosalynn’s story, Wayne didn’t hesitate. 

“No changes.” 

“No changes?” Rosalynn was rather surprised. 

“No changes!” Wayne reiterated. 

Ever since Wayne discovered the secret about his birth, he felt his surname was a disgrace. 

“Alright then.” Rosalynn agreed, suddenly leaning up to peck Wayne on the ear. “Honey, should we call it a night?” 

Wayne buried his face in her neck, his large hand gripping her slim waist. 

“Babe, we’re not going to sleep tonight…” 

Rosalynn chuckled. 

Wayne then scooped her up and headed straight for the bathroom. 

In the Internet age, things come and go at the speed of light. 

The news that Secretary Tesdal and Gabriella were the same person was soon overshadowed by more buzzworthy events. 

Except for those who were always watching them, nobody else mentioned it. 

After the storm, the postponed Bane Energy Corporation quarterly meeting finally commenced. 

First thing in the morning, Rosalynn changed into her business suit in the dressing room. 

Wayne, still in his pyjamas and barefoot, walked over from the bedroom, hugging Rosalynn from behind: “Are you sure you don’t want me to go with you?” “President Silverman, you should go to work too, the complaints from Bane Corporation employees are all coming to me!” Rosalynn sounded a bit helpless. 

The old Wayne used to work nonstop, skipping meals and sleep. 

The new Wayne, however, spends his days chauffeuring the kids to and from school, helping them with homework, doing crafts. 

On weekends, he goes as far as ignoring work entirely, taking the kids out for fun.