All Chapters of Billionaire Daddy for sale : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Yvonne agreed to Micheal’s decision for them to get married the following day. Their contracted relationship would officially begin, and the thought of living under the same roof as a family made their hearts race with excitement. Yvonne’s mind wandered to the everyday moments she’d share with Jack and Lily. She imagined bathing the children, a task that would likely be a daily adventure—especially with Jack, who always insisted he was a “big boy” and could do everything himself. She smiled, picturing their playful banter about how he was still just a baby in her eyes, much to his dismay, while Lily giggled at her brother’s mock frustration.She also imagined cooking for them every day, finally able to pour her heart into meals for people who truly appreciated her. The thought of Jack and Lily sitting at the table, enjoying every bite with happy smiles, filled her with warmth. They were her little family now, and she knew her cooking would be one way she could show them love.Micheal

The new family of four returned to their apartment, the air filled with laughter and lighthearted chatter. Jack and Lily were on a mission, squeezing “Mommy” into every sentence they could muster, from the most mundane to the utterly nonsensical. “Mommy, do you think the stars will be out tonight?” Jack asked suddenly, his eyes sparkling with excitement. “Mommy, can we have ice cream after dinner?” Lily chimed in, barely waiting for her brother to finish his question. Yvonne’s heart swelled each time she heard the word, the warmth of it soothing her in ways she never imagined. She turned her head from the backseat to look at them, her smile radiating pure joy. “We’ll see about the stars, sweetheart. And we just might have some ice cream if you’re good,” she said, her voice brimming with affection. “My little starlight and sunshine.” Micheal’s heart fluttered as he watched from the front seat, unable to hide his proud smile. He had always known Yvonne would make a wonderful mother

Micheal, Yvonne, Jack, and Lily settle in Micheal's car, which Yvonne assumes was owned by the Langston corporation. It was clean, luxurious and comfortable. The children hopped in like cute bunnies as if they've been used to doing that. Micheal had made a reservation for them to spend a few days away from home, having rented a holiday family outlet, but still they have the whole day for any activities of their choice.The situation of their living is still complicated as the marriage was sudden. However, the few days of living together will set the mood and they hope to see how it goes and make future plans from the outcome of the experience.As they settled into their seats, “so, what should we do today?” Yvonne asked, “It’s a special day, after all.”Jack and Lily’s eyes lit up with excitement, their minds immediately racing with possibilities. Micheal looked at the children expectantly, eager to hear what they had in mind. “Can we go somewhere fun, Mommy?” Jack asked, his eyes s

They spent the next hour building sandcastles, with Jack and Lily directing the construction with a seriousness that made Yvonne giggle. “This is going to be the biggest sandcastle ever!” Lily declared, her small hands patting the sand into place.“You’re doing an amazing job, Princess,” Micheal praised, kneeling beside her to help. Yvonne watched Micheal’s tender interaction with the children, the way he guided them with patience and love, and felt her heart flutter. He was a good father, the kind who was present in every moment, and that made her admiration for him grow even more.As the day progressed, the family moved up the beach to a quieter spot where they spread out a large blanket, unpacking snacks and drinks. Micheal made sure everyone had what they needed before settling down himself, glancing at Yvonne with a soft, unspoken question in his eyes. She met his gaze, and for a moment, time seemed to stand still between them. The warmth of the sun, the sound of the waves, and t

The new Langston family of four headed into the city, finding themselves in a lively district filled with street vendors, bright lights, and the cheerful hum of people enjoying their evening. The area was bustling with small attractions—coin-operated games and fun machines set up outside various shops, each beckoning with colorful lights and sounds.“Whoa, look at all the games!” Jack exclaimed, his eyes widening with excitement. “Can we play, Mommy? Daddy?”“Of course,” Micheal said, fishing out some coins from his pocket. “We’ll try as many as you want.”They moved from vendor to vendor, each new game offering a different kind of fun. Jack and Lily squealed with delight as they ran to a claw machine, eager to try their luck at winning a plush toy. Yvonne watched with a smile, coaching them gently.The children are enthusiastic and had an independent personality to them. While some kids are cheering for their father to catch their plush toys, Lily and Jack seek guidance instead and s