Secret Marriage, High-Profile Pampering!

Chapter 1156: I’ll Attend the Wedding Too

"Okay." Summer Sutton nodded.

Watt Bennet spared no expense for this wedding.

He felt he owed Summer Sutton too much, and now he only wanted to give her the best of everything.

A single wedding dress was already astronomically priced, and when preparing the jewelry, he didn’t hold back at all.

He prepared three sets of jewelry to match Summer Sutton’s outfits, from earrings to necklaces, to bracelets, to crowns, he had them all prepared.

Each set started at a value of five hundred million.

Among them, there was a necklace that was bought from an auction for eight hundred million.

When it was revealed that the winner was Watt Bennet, the whole of Northtown was in an uproar.

Watt Bennet didn’t actually announce the wedding publicly, but somehow, a staff member leaked it, and the jewelry auction made the news the next day.

As soon as the news was reported, Northtown and even places abroad were abuzz within half a day.

The online buzz about the two almost crashed the internet.

Their popularity was no less than that of any top celebrity in the entertainment industry.

The news continued to ferment, and by the afternoon, almost everyone knew about it.

Diana Wood was once again dissatisfied upon seeing the newspaper.

It seems this can’t be Adrian, since when have the Walyons been so high-profile?

If it’s not Adrian, then why make such a big deal out of a wedding, afraid no one knows you’re having one?

The Walyon family’s daughter-in-law has married someone else, and they don’t care about their reputation?

Diana Wood was exceedingly displeased with Summer Sutton, flinging the newspaper aside and pacing the living room in anger.

Paul Walyon walked in slowly, picked up the newspaper, and looked at the photos of Watt Bennet and Summer Sutton. He wasn’t particularly angry; his expression was quite calm.

Standing in the living room for a while, he returned to his study and dialed Watt Bennet’s number using the card Watt had given him.

When Watt Bennet received the call on his phone, he seemed to be taken aback for a moment.

"Come to the wedding, Uncle," Paul Walyon paused for a moment before explaining the purpose of the call.

When he called himself ’Uncle’, he seemed to hesitate before uttering those words, and his tone seemed a bit sentimental.

Watt Bennet, holding the phone stiffly, listened to his voice, remained silent for a moment, and then replied affirmatively, "Okay."

"I’ll have someone pick out a gift for Summer," Paul Walyon seemed quite pleased and chuckled as he hung up the call.

His tone was as if it were his own son getting married.

Watt Bennet held onto the phone stiffly, lost in thought for a while, his chest feeling a bit warm.

Suddenly, he felt that maybe Paul Walyon understood everything.

In the entire Walyon Family, the one who understood him was never his birth mother, Diana Wood, but his father, who had always been a man of few words from childhood to adulthood!

His father must have known about his identity.

That’s why he would take the initiative to attend the wedding.

After receiving his approval, it was only natural he’d be so happy.

Watt Bennet just felt that Paul Walyon might know everything, but Watt didn’t want to admit it, and he wasn’t going to expose him.

A wedding witnessed by family members...

Just thinking about it made Watt Bennet feel a warm sensation in his chest.

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Paul Walyon placed particular emphasis on Watt Bennet’s marriage and even more so when selecting a gift.

Driving around the city for most of the day, unable to find a gift he deemed suitable, he returned to the Walyon Family estate and prepared a set of jewelry passed down from Adrian’s grandmother for Summer Sutton.

In choosing a gift for Summer Sutton, he put his heart into it.

The level of care was similar to how he would treat a daughter-in-law.