The Secret Heir's Return to Wealth and Love novel Chapter 1341

Molly watched Ivy without saying a word. Sometimes, Ivy was ridiculously savvy, but other times, she was just plain weird.

Anyone who saw the current state of her brother and mother wouldn't attribute it to her brother's lack of enthusiasm for fighting skills.

But Molly thought it was all good.

Seeing things too clearly could be heartbreaking, a lesson she had learned from Ableson the day before.

After they had dinner, fireworks were set to light up the sky.

The fireworks were specially designed by Wayne.

The brilliant explosions in the night sky featured small animals that Ivy liked, followed by mathematical symbols that Cory was fond of.

Seeing the mathematical symbols excited Ivy even more than the animal fireworks. She grabbed Cory's arm, almost jumping with joy, "Cory, look! Those are from your textbooks! Wow, this is amazing!"

Cory watched the spectacle.

The blue fireworks were beautiful and mysterious. The mathematical symbols lingered in the sky for a moment before disappearing.

It reminded him of his brief reunion with his dad, followed by their sudden separation.

"Thank you," Cory murmured, so quietly only he could hear. He bowed his head and added, "Dad."

The fireworks continued for about half an hour.

After the last one exploded in the night sky, a picture of a family of four remained.

"It's the photo from the day we watched the animal fireworks!" Ivy recognized it instantly, her excitement was palpable.

Rosalynn looked up, tears rolling down her cheeks.

But after hesitating for a night, he decided to stay and help Ivy with her homework, so as not to burden her mother with having to drive him around every day.

These days, aside from tutoring Ivy, Liam spent most of his time in his room working on his own assignments. He hardly saw Rosalynn.

As midnight approached, Ivy, worn out, leaned against Granny Hilaria, ready to fall asleep.

Liam went back to his room for a moment and returned with a gift card. He quietly walked over to Rosalynn.

"My lady, this is for you."

Rosalynn was surprised. "A gift card from you?"

"It's a tradition from my father's hometown. It's a good luck gift card. You'll have a better new year if you accept it," Liam said seriously.

Rosalynn smiled gently, accepting the gift card. "That's double the good luck. I must accept it. Thank you, Liam."