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The next day arrived, and it marked Cecilia's birthday, potentially her last before getting married.

Her parents, Korbyn and Juliette, expressed their deep love for her by choosing to host the grand celebration at the Fowler family's house.

The couple spared no expense, ensuring a lavish affair for their beloved daughter.

Inside the Fowler family's house, the air buzzed with excitement.

The venue was adorned with a live band playing melodious tunes, mouthwatering delicacies spread across tables, and elegantly dressed celebrities mingling in every corner.

Rena stood out among the crowd, dressed in a stunning white silk dress.

The off-shoulder design revealed her delicate collarbones, and the back cutout, held together by mere thin straps adorned with small pearls, exuded a touch of sensuality.

She Looked captivating.

Originally, Waylen had expressed reservations about the dress due to its revealing nature, but Rena cleverly let her long hair cascade down, partially concealing her back, adding to her allure.

With Waylen by her side, Rena gracefully greeted the esteemed elders and guests, proudly displaying their affectionate bond.

He had never hidden their relationship from anyone but always acknowledged it openly.

Juliette beamed with joy, finally witnessing her son with a partner by his side.

Waylen finally had a girlfriend!

When curious guests inquired about marriage plans, Juliette tactfully replied, "Rena is still young. I'm not in a hurry to pressure them into marriage."

Her words were considerate, but a hint of concern flickered in her gaze as she glanced at her son.

Thoughts swirled in her mind. The young couple spent their nights together, so why hadn't Rena become pregnant?

As they strolled through the festivities, Rena's feet began to ache, prompting her to find respite in the garden.

Seizing the opportunity to rest, she settled onto a garden bench

Soon, someone approached her.

When Rena looked up, she found Harold standing before her.

The man appeared considerably better than before, leading her to surmise that the crisis at the Moore Group had been resolved, explaining his presence at Cecilia's birthday celebration.