The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love novel Chapter 1958

Chapter 1958

Wayne stepped forward, scooping lvy into his arms, “My little girl is so talented, I could cry!” 

“No crying, daddy!” Ivy quickly tried to cover Wayne’s eyes. “Daddy, Mommy, hurry and taste it. See if it’s good!” 

Surprisingly, the dishes tasted exceptional. 

Calvin happily explained, “Ivy was very meticulous. She followed the recipe to a T, great job!” 

Jaime dug into his meal, raising his thumb in approval whilst muttering, “Ivy, you’ve got a knack for cooking! It’s delicious!” 

Ivy’s face flushed a healthy pink. 

The bad mood she’d been harboring due to Liam’s sudden departure and subsequent disappearance had greatly improved thanks to the meal. 

Dinner concluded in a warm, cozy atmosphere. 

When everyone began to retire for the night, Ivy quietly approached Wayne. She leaned in and whispered, “Daddy, are you happy? Are you satisfied?” 

Wayne paused momentarily before embracing his daughter, answering with utmost sincerity and tenderness, “Of course. With all of you, I am always happy.” 

“That’s fantastic!” Ivy excitedly patted Wayne’s shoulder. “Don’t worry Daddy, Cory and I will always make you and Mommy happy!” 

“You’re a good girl, Ivy.” 

Father and daughter shared a sweet moment in the corner. 

Meanwhile, Rosalynn was on a call with Paige, occasionally glancing over at them. 

“It’s good that Erica got to hang out with Larkin. It’s better than being alone and constantly reminiscing about Mary.” 

“Mm-hmm,” Rosalynn responded. 

During the day, Erica had gone out with Larkin. They’d decided to fly over to B City to see a photography exhibition that Erica was fond of 

After a few more exchanges, Trista woke up, and they ended the call. 

The next day, school started for the children. 

While they were each taking their turn to shower, Rosalynn gathered their assignments and other things they’d need for school the next day, all neatly packed into their backpacks by Cory. 

Cooking accidents were not uncommon, even for adults. 

Ivy was no exception.