Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1600

Lincoln lowered his eyes, lost in thought.

Helen patted his shoulder. "You're still young. Take your time. For now, go help your sister get ready. We'll all go to the party together later."

It was time for Chandler to meet his child. But most importantly, she missed him.

"Okay," Lincoln nodded, then asked, "Could Ivy come with us?"

Helen shrugged casually. "If you can take care of her…"

"Okay! Leave it to me!" Lincoln thumped his chest in assurance.

He then turned to Sienna. "Nana, find a dress for Ivy from your luggage!"

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Thanks to Destiny Corporation's dominant position in the business world, Chandler's net worth had now exceeded billions. It made him a regular at the top of the World's Billionaires Rank.

Naturally, his engagement party drew everyone's attention. By 7:00 pm, the garden hosting the banquet was bustling. It was full of clinking glasses and well-dressed business elites.

15 minutes later, Chandler was surrounded by guests as he escorted Maddie onto the stage.

"Mr. Chandler is truly lucky; each wife is more beautiful than the last. It makes everyone envious!"

"Exactly! Look at that figure—no one would think she's had two kids. She could easily pass as a college student!"

"I have to say, after attending so many of these engagements, this one looks the most like his first wife. Since she's gone, getting a high-quality match makes sense!"

The men enjoyed discussing women's beauty. It was a testament to Maddie's charm. Yet, even such a stunning woman standing next to Chandler appeared delicate and submissive.

There was a loud coo from the crowd. They were in awe, charmed by the destined, romantic encounter.

Maddie blushed shyly as she laughed. Although the story was fabricated, each time she spoke of it, it felt as though she and Chandler had truly shared this experience.

It stirred a feeling within her.

At that moment, her two children brought over a framed watercolor painting onto the stage together, presenting it to Chandler.

"This is for you, Uncle Chandler!" the boy said excitedly. He lifted up his side of the painting higher.

"We wish you and Mom a long, happy life together and forever!'

Chandler reached out to take the painting. He glanced down at the painting and saw that it depicted a family of four.