“What's on your mind?" he inquired.

Waylen gently patted the sofa, coaxing Rena to sit beside him.

Enveloping her in his embrace, he pressed his lips against hers. In a husky tone, he asked, "Did you Like the jewelry and clothes that were delivered today?"

Naturally, Rena adored them. Every woman had an affinity for jewelry.

However, even without a deep understanding of the market, Rena could discern that the jewelry alone was worth at least 20 million. Leaning on his shoulder, she expressed her genuine thoughts, “They're too expensive... I'm hesitant to accept them!”

"Don't overthink it. Of course, you can accept them," he reassured her.

Waylen tenderly caressed her body, his eyes momentarily closed as he pondered.

He yearned to present her with the 400-square-meter office. If she desired it, he could relinquish this apartment to her. He genuinely adored her and was willing to go to great lengths for her happiness.

He whispered into her ear, "Rena, I desire to make love to you once more."

*

Since Waylen mentioned the DNA database, Rena found herself frequently revisiting the thought.

She wavered.

She longed to upload her DNA data, yet feared it would sadden Darren and Eloise.

Beneath the music studio, a delightful coffee shop awaited. Rena found solace in its aromatic brews. Each time she visited to oversee the progress of the studio, she would inevitably find herself drawn to the coffee shop's allure.

One afternoon, the sun radiated its warm embrace. Rena rested her chin upon her hand, her thoughts drifting away.

A soft voice then broke through the haze.

"Miss Gordon."

Startled, Rena's eyes widened as she beheld Lyndon.

Hurriedly rising to her feet, she greeted him, "Hello, Mr. Coleman."

Dressed in a casual suit of Light hues, Lyndon exuded an air of ease. A smile graced his countenance as he spoke, “As Waylen's girlfriend, there's no need for such formality with me.”

Rena pulled out a chair for him, her smile accompanying her words

“Alright, then you needn't address me as Miss Gordon. Feel free to call me Rena.”