The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love novel Chapter 1134

Chapter 1134 

Wayne was content. 

He threw on his jacket and went downstairs to grab breakfast with Rosalynn. 

With school on the agenda, Ivy and Cory were up bright and early. 

They got dressed and quietly settled in for breakfast. 

Rosalynn went over to them and planted a kiss on their foreheads. 

“Mom, the tomatoes this morning are from Uncle Calvin’s garden!” Ivy pushed a few of her carefully selected, biggest and reddest tomatoes towards Rosalynn, proudly announcing. 

“Really?” Rosalynn picked one up and found it indeed, delicious. 

“We’re moving soon.” Ivy swang her legs, “Uncle Calvin and I have a plan. We’re gonna build a greenhouse. Then mom can have our homegrown veggies and fruits all year round.” 

Wayne joined them. 

He stared at the tiny tomatoes on his plate. 

He wasn’t particularly fond of them, yet he felt a pang of sourness. 

“We’re moving, you two should start packing up.” Rosalynn looked at Cory and Ivy. 

Cory was slowly sipping his milk. 

He stared at the new weekly study plan from school. 

“Mom, I have a math competition next week.” 

“Alright, I’ll go with you.” Rosalynn replied. 

Cory shook his head, “It’s a school event, parents don’t need to accompany. The school will arrange accommodation and meals.” 

“It’s not in the city?” Wayne asked. 

“Yes.” Cory nodded, “The principal and teachers will send you the details and address later.” 

“Okay.” Rosalynn nodded. 

After breakfast, the family of four went about their day. 

Wayne dropped Ivy off at school, then Cory. 

On the way, he and Cory had a friendly chat about the feedback and profits of Bane Corporation’s Al module after its market launch. 

“Do your bonuses and project wages go directly to your account?” Wayne asked. 

He had checked, there was no favoritism. They didn’t give Cory extra treatment because he was Wayne’s son. 

“Yes, mom has the account info, you can ask her.” 

“Alright.” 

As they reached the school, the conversation came to an end. 

Cory stepped out of the car, greeted by the principal and director at the entrance. 

Warm waves and pleasant exchanges took place before they allowed Cory to enter. 

Meanwhile, Wayne sat in the car, lost in his thoughts. 

He made a phone call to his assistant, saying, “I’ve shared some information with you regarding a math competition. Reach out to the organizers. We’ll sponsor their accommodation and meals at the highest standard, free of charge.”