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    Inspiration struck Zara, leaving Deana momentarily speechless.


    She nodded in agreement and stated, “If this benefactor is trulymitted to ensuring our safety and keeping our existence a secret, he wouldn’t just ce us in any random hotel…”


    “Moreover, with so many people at the entrance, it’s likely as you said—this hotel belongs to him.”


    “Even if it doesn’t, he must have a significant connection to this establishment.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    <strong>Zara nodded</strong> and eagerly dashed to the living room desk in the suite, opening the drawer with anticipation.


    Typically, hotels provide letter paper for guests to use, often emzoned with the hotel’s name.


    When Zara spotted “Aurous Hill Buckingham Pce Hotel” printed on the letterhead, she couldn’t contain her excitement: “Mom! The hotel we’re staying at is called Buckingham Pce!”


    Deana’s expression turned to one of shock: “<strong>Buckingham Pce</strong>?! Could it be… is it really him…”


    Initially, Deana had entertained the idea that the benefactor Zara mentioned might be Bruce’s son.


    However, she quickly dismissed that notion, recognizing that Bruce’s son had vanished years ago without ever returning to the Wade family.


    The idea that a lost young master could possess such influence seemed imusible.<fn7a9b> Content originallyes from find{n}ovel</fn7a9b>


    Yet, upon hearing that they were in Buckingham Pce, her doubts resurfaced.


    Noticing her mother’s bewilderment and the mention of “him,” Zara instinctively asked, “Mom, do you know something? Who are you referring to?”


    Deana regained herposure and replied with a mix of emotions: “Actually, the Wade family has a son who has been missing for many years…”


    Zara’s realization dawned on her, and she eximed: “Mom, you must be talking about Uncle Wade’s son!”


    Deana confirmed with a nod, saying, “Yes, that’s right.”


    Understanding her mother’s feelings, Zara recognized the depth of Deana’s long-standing affection for Bruce.


    Even after nearly 20 years since Bruce’s passing, her mother still held onto memories of him.


    This attachment drove Deana to Aurous Hill after discovering her husband’s betrayal, ultimately leading to her tragic fate while trying to purchase Bruce’s former home.


    Deana had always been open with Zara, so her daughter wasn’t surprised by the mention of Bruce.


    Zara questioned, “Mom, didn’t Uncle Wade’s son go missing after Uncle Wade died? I thought the Wade family never discovered his whereabouts. What makes you think he is the benefactor?”


    Deana nodded thoughtfully and exined, “At your Uncle’s house that day, I saw a boy who bore an uncanny resemnce to your Uncle Wade as a child.


    He looked to be about six or seven years old, slightly older than you. You and your brother are around the same age, which is very simr to Uncle Wade’s son.”


    Zara pondered aloud: “Could it be just a coincidence? After all, many people can look alike…”<h3 id="chapter-list" ss="has-text-align-center"></p“i>