Rena deduced that Lyndon had experienced an unforgettable love affair.

The person he referred to as his old friend must have been his lover, and the unknown child would likely be his own flesh and blood.

Rena felt sorry for Lyndon but didn't know how to comfort him.

Looking at Rena, Lyndon felt as if he was staring at Reina. They Looked a bit alike. He then shook his head, thinking that maybe he was missing

Reina so much that he had started imagining things.

After all, he was a public figure, so he quickly adjusted his mood.

Sighing with emotion, Lyndon felt glad that Waylen finally found a girlfriend. Rena seemed like a really nice girl—and very beautiful.

“Mr. Coleman, you have been looking at Rena. Why don't you look at me?"

Cecilia pouted like a spoiled Little girl.

Lyndon chuckled.

He teased her lovingly, "You already have a boyfriend, dear. Why are you still clingy to me like you were when you were little?"

Cecilia grew up abroad.

When she was a kid, she used to hang out with Lyndon a lot. She even rode on Lyndon's shoulders, so she was used to having his attention.

Hearing Lyndon's words, Cecilia batted her eyelashes and said, "Even if

I get married, I will still be clingy to you."

Lyndon looked at her affectionately.

If only he could find his biological daughter. He was sure that she was also such a lovely girl. He would give her the world.

Rena watched them quietly.

She thought that Lyndon must like children very much.

He looked at Cecilia as if she were his own daughter.

Lyndon came back to look for his daughter secretly, and he'd asked

Waylen for help. With a single glance at Lyndon, Waylen understood that