Chapter 238 Cracking the Enigma Puzzle

"I..." Gary, still young and naive, was taken aback by Wynter's words. His gaze began to wander as if it were about to betray him. Fanny immediately intervened, saying, "He's just trying to act tough. His cough hasn't fully healed yet, but he insisted on coming out." Gary did indeed have a cold. His voice was hoarse as he said, "I've missed you." "Alright, let's all head inside," Dickson said, smiling. "We'll let Wynter try some of our home-cooked dishes." The couple, cleverly synchronized, ushered Wynter into the house. Inside, it was a multi-generational abode. Dickson introduced them one by one: grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins-in-law. Everyone else seemed quite ordinary, except for the young cousin-in-law, who was only a couple of years older than Wynter. She appeared disheveled, holding a child in her arms with a vacant expression. Wynter called out to her cousin-in-law a couple of times before she finally snapped back to reality. "Oh, hello," she greeted, her voice