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    When the two children dashed towards Marissa and wrapped their arms around her legs, eximing “Mom,” Connor had supported Arabe as they made their way over.


    Paul had initially adopted a cold, indifferent stance, aiming to teach Connor a lesson.


    But the children’svish praises quickly dissolved his icy exterior, coaxing a burst ofughter from him.


    Truly, no one could remain unmoved in the presence of such delightful, intelligent, and charming children—especially knowing they were his own descendants.


    Paul’s ns to discipline Connor were forgotten in an instant.


    Smiling warmly at the little ones, he got caught up in their joy, squatting down to greet them with open arMs.


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    “Sweeties,e to me!”


    The children, brave souls who had once ventured to the Sunrise alone to find their mother, were no strangers to grand adventures and showed no fear—even before Paul.


    Their courage was bolstered by pride in having such a powerful and charismatic grandfather.


    At his signal, they ran to him with radiant smiles.


    They hurled themselves into Paul’s arms like cheerful little birds.


    Once secure in his embrace, Lindsay wrapped her arms around his neck, her voice as sweet as honey.


    “Grandpa, I fell in love the moment I saw you.


    I never realized I had such a handsome and incredible grandfather.


    I’m the happiest child in the world.”


    Paul’sughter echoed around them.


    “Hahaha…”


    After hisughter subsided, he gazed affectionately at Lindsay and teased, “How much candy did you eat today to be this sweet, huh?”


    “You’re hearing my heartfelt words, Grandpa,” Lindsay responded, her lips pursed in a yful pout.


    “Okay, okay, good girl!” Paul’sughter resumed, and he turned his attention to Lawrence.


    “And you, little boy, did you fall for me at first sight too?”


    Lawrence looked up seriously and dered, “Grandpa, my love for you is as endless as the ocean.”


    Once more, Paul’s boisterousughter filled the air.


    “Hahaha…”


    At that moment, Arabe, beaming, said, “Our babies are just extraordinarily cute, right, Brian?”


    Her use of “our babies” immediately bridged any distance between the two ns.


    Paul looked up at Arabe, who had silver locks, quickly rose, and greeted her respectfully.


    “Arabe, how have you been recently?”


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