Devoted Love:The Billionaire's Precious Wife

Serena's eyes lit up in an instant when she heard June's words. "What did you say?"

"There's a room. It has your parents' memorial plaques. But Mr. Cooper didn't want to upset you, so he didn't tell you."

"Take me there now!"

June didn't dare delay, and wheeled Serena into the elevator, descending to the basement level.

The door opened, and Serena saw the memorial plaques of her biological father and mother hanging on the wall, complete with their photographs. On the table below were flowers.

Tears streamed down her face as she hadn't expected Martin to be so thoughtful, to set aside such a space in the mansion!

"Mr. Cooper has always kept you in his heart, treating your late parents with genuine respect."

"He instructed us to refresh the flowers every day. Just this morning, Mr. Cooper even paid his respects."

"Mr. Cooper is really good to you."

Serena couldn't stop her tears. Eventually, with the help of the servants, she put another batch of flowers and bowed deeply.

"Dad, Mom, forgive me for not being able to kneel before you. All these years you've endured so much,working in silence to give me a better life. I swear here, I will avenge you! Those two villains will pay!"

After Serena silently finished her vow, tears flooded her eyes once more as she gazed at her parents' plaques, her resolve for revenge growing even stronger.

Reflections Villa.

After Kenneth and Louisa finished discussing the next day's plans with Rosemary, the family stayed up until half-past midnight, and then Rosemary went to take a shower.

She emerged to find messages from Romeo, saying he'd made it home, and several gifts from her grandfathers, sent hours ago. She had been so busy, she'd only just noticed the messages.

In Grandpa Beck's living room, the 3D holographic fireplace flickered endlessly with its artificial flames.

The grandfathers were gathered together for warmth, some lying on rocking chairs, others leaning on the couch, and some snacking.

Without exception, each of them checked their phones, hoping for a reply from their darling girl.

Grandpa Beck, once again, unlocked his phone only to be met with disappointment, and couldn't help asking the others, "Has Rose accepted the gifts we sent?"

Grandpa Charles replied immediately, "Not yet," his expression slightly forlorn.

The other grandfathers also reported that Rosemary hadn't replied to their messages for a while, let alone accepted their gifts.

"Word has it Rose was bringing the McMillian boy home for dinner, then had to accompany him to the McMillian estate. She's probably just got back home to celebrate the New Year with her own family."

Grandpa Jarvis remarked with a lack of enthusiasm, "The New Year doesn't feel quite right without the youngster around."

"Now Rose is so busy she doesn't even have time to accept our gifts, let alone join us for dinner."

Grandpa Charles suddenly felt nostalgic for the past when Grannie Grace brought the girl to join them for the holiday meals, and one year, she even spent New Year's Eve with them alone.

Those were days of happiness, so distant and so dearly missed.

"Rose has more people caring for her now, her New Year's is busier than ever. We should be happy for her!" Grandpa Eugene chimed in optimistically, "Besides, we're in her heart, and once she's done, she'll surely accept our gifts."

"Yeah, Rose wished us a Happy New Year bright and early, and even had someone drop off gifts,"

Grandpa Beck mused, just as his smartphone chimed. Glancing down, he saw a notification - Rosemary had accepted his cash gift!

"There we have it, she took it, she finally took it!" Grandpa Beck couldn't contain his joy. "Must've been too busy to check her phone until now. That girl, working hard even on the holidays. I wish I could take

some of that workload off her shoulders."

"She accepted, she really did." Grandpa Charles joined in the merriment. "Beck, at our age, we might only be able to pitch in for a few more years. Besides, Rose's all grown up; she doesn't need an old-timer like you to share the burden. We should just make sure we're not holding her back."

"And let's not forget, she attends all sorts of events as a fiancée. We can't take that off her plate. But she's wise beyond her years. If she starts spinning like a top from all the busyness, she's got that McMillian boy to keep her in line, right?"

Grandpa Eugene's words sent Grandpa Beck into a fit of laughter. "That's right."

Rosemary had accepted their gifts, knowing full well they'd be miffed if she didn't. She sent a voice message thanking them for the gift and telling them to get some rest, promising they'd catch up the

next day.

"Look at that, Rose's concerned about me!" Grandpa Beck cleared his throat, trying to sound his most affectionate, "Sweetheart, you get some rest too. Tomorrow's your big welcome home party, and we'll be there bright and early. I was going to ask for your help choosing a suit from the several I've picked out, but Mr. Eugene said not to bother you with such trifles. So we've all helped each other pick out our outfits."

"Okay, okay, enough about that. Weren't we telling Rose to get some rest? You're going on and on again." Grandpa Charles chuckled, interrupting him before addressing Rosemary, "Sweetie, go get some sleep. From tomorrow on, everything's going to get better and better."

The grandpas were thrilled to catch a reply from Rosemary and couldn't resist responding, each taking their turn. Rosemary, with a gentle smile free of any impatience, even sent a video to chat with them for a while before finally saying goodnight.

The next morning, Rosemary woke up to find the best stylists, makeup artists, and photographers had already arrived at Reflections Villa.

As she stepped out of her room after freshening up, everyone bowed in greeting and introduced themselves.

Rosemary nodded in acknowledgment. "Thanks for all your hard work today."

"It's our pleasure to serve you and to witness one of the most important moments in your life!"

"Let's have Rose eat breakfast before we start on her look," Louisa suggested with a beaming smile,taking Rosemary's hand and exchanging a few words with the team, radiating a contagious joy.

Descending the stairs with Louisa, Rosemary was met by her five brothers and Romeo, all dapper in sharp suits.

"Why are you all up so early?" Rosemary asked, touched by their warm smiles. "Don't tell me one of you was more excited than me and couldn't sleep all night?"

"That would be me! I was too thrilled to sleep a wink!" David confessed.

The mere thought of being able to go out and about with his sister from today, to openly share her photos on social media, filled him with glee.

Now everyone would know Rosemary was his dear sister!

The others shared in the anticipation, each experiencing a restless night, all eagerly waiting for today's event. Once the welcome home party kicked off, the entire country would recognize Rosemary as the

true Collins family heiress!

"Ms. Rose, there are three people outside looking for you." a servant began, casting a knowing glance at Romeo.

"Cathy and the others have arrived?" Rosemary's eyes shifted to Romeo, then back to the servant as she instructed, "Please, show them in."