The Secret Heir's Return to Wealth and Love novel Chapter 571

Rosalynn nervously looked at Noah, prepared for his scolding.

She knew that she would owe him for the rest of her life for this.

But Noah just smiled and said casually, "I don't hold a grudge about the past. Wayne is Cory and Ivy's biological father, and he saved your life. Also, I think the fact that you can accept him again means he must have changed a lot, right?"

Rosalynn's eyes turned red, and her voice choked, "Yes."

"Lynn, I just want you to be happy. If being with Wayne makes you happy, I support you." Noah looked at her, his gaze as gentle as always.

Rosalynn never expected Noah to have such an attitude towards her reconciliation with Wayne.

"Noah, Wayne owes you in this life. No matter what you need in the future, we'll help you without reservation." Rosalynn promised.

Noah nodded.

Then, they changed the topic to Paige's whirlwind marriage. The awkwardness that had filled the air when they met quietly disappeared as they chatted.

After breakfast, Noah played with Cory and Ivy for the whole morning. He had a simple lunch before leaving.

Hilaria slowly stood up, "I'll see you out, and I have something to tell you."

"Okay," Noah replied.

"Don't forget to let me know when you're free. Your birthday is coming up too. If you can't be with your mom and dad, come back, and we'll celebrate for you," Rosalynn reminded him.

Noah smiled and nodded.

Then he and Hilaria went outside.

"You've been through so much, kid," Hilaria looked at Noah sincerely.

She knew about Noah's visit yesterday.

As they spoke, Noah reached his car.

He nodded slightly, showing great respect, "Please go back. I'll check the hospital and write a report for you afterward."

"Don't rush, and don't overwork yourself," Hilaria said kindly.

"Got it."

"Go on, drive safely."

Noah nodded, got in the car, started the engine, and slowly drove towards the exit.

The weather was excellent these days.

In the villa community, not only were the public areas filled with blooming flowers, but the homeowners' gardens were also colorful and vibrant.