Heiress' Househusband is a Secret Billionaire - Chapter 295

Chapter 295: Daddy Can Buy Us Everything!
Lorianne took quite a long nap, snuggling under the throw blanket. She woke up energized, already excited for their next stop. Once again, her chattiness resumed.

“Mommy, Daddy, where do we go next?”

Lorianne couldn’t wait to see which wonderful exhibit she would see soon. She chuckled when Elsie wiped her face with a damp cloth, then pinched her nose.

“We gonna wait and see where Captain Liza will bring us,” Nathaniel chimed in. Picking up Lorianne from the sofa bed, he added teasingly, “Maybe we can see mermaids next.”

“Mermaids!” Lorianne gasped, her eyes widening in delight, “Daddy, are there sea witches too?”

“Maybe~”

Nathaniel carried Lorianne in one arm as they left the private dining room. Elsie followed from behind. They met Liza outside the restaurant. The tour guide appeared right on time.

“Captain Liza! Where will we go next?” Lorianne asked, repeating the question she asked her dad just now.

“That’s gonna be a surprise, First Mate Lorrie!” Liza replied with the same vigor. Winking, she quickly added, “For sure, you’ll love it!”

Nathaniel and Elsie chuckled. Both of them knew where Liza would bring them next. It would certainly be a pleasant surprise to the little one.

Led by Liza, the family of three made their way to the Mermaid Cove Theater. A Halloween special mermaid show would begin in ten minutes. The stage was an enormous tank with theater-style seating and dramatic lighting.

Lorianne’s eyes widened in disbelief, her mouth parted into a round shape. She couldn’t help but smack Nathaniel’s shoulder as she looked around the place.

Liza brought the family of three to the VIP seating area. Once there, Nathaniel put Lorianne onto a cushioned chair. He gently patted her small head.

“Have fun, my little princess. The show will start soon.”

In a few minutes, the lights dimmed and the music swelled. Once the curtains were drawn back, the audience saw divers in complete mermaid outfits swimming gracefully among sea turtles and glittering bubbles.

The lead mermaid had shimmering aquamarine fins and long lavender hair. She swam close to the glass. Smiling, she waved at the children.

Lorianne gasped, her hands shooting to cover her mouth, “Mommy! She’s so real!”

Elsie chuckled, “She’s a beautiful mermaid, isn’t she?”

“Yes!”

The mermaids swam, synchronizing their graceful movements into a dance. They also did bubble tricks. The performance also included a playful story of the mermaids helping a lost little ghost fish find its way home.

Lorianne and the other children watched the show intently. As the story reached the end, they waved goodbye to the mermaids who began the gesture.

The mermaids also made heart shapes with their hands before bowing to the audience. A loud applause echoed in the theater, followed by cheers.

“Did you enjoy it, Lorrie?” Nathaniel glanced at Lorianne, his lips tugging into a grin.

“Yes, Daddy! Aww~ Now I want a mermaid friend.”

“Seems like we need a bigger tub for your bathroom,” Elsie laughed, teasing Lorianne, “We need to fit your dolphin friend too.”

“It’s okay, Mommy. Daddy can buy it. Daddy has so much money.”

Nathaniel was speechless. He reached for Lorianne’s nose and pinched it. The little one huffed before bursting into giggles.

After watching the mermaid show, Liza brought the family of three to see the dolphins. Lorianne had so much fun greeting the adorable and gentle sea creatures.

Their next two stops before leaving were to visit the penguins and walk through another tunnel of fish swimming. Then, Liza led them to the area called Treat-or-Treat Trail.

There, parents and children wandered while holding pumpkin buckets. Decorated booths lined the pathway, each hosted by staff members in costumes — a vampire eel, a pirate octopus, a sea witch and a princess jellyfish.

“First Mate Lorrie, here’s your bucket!”

“Thank you, Captain Liza!”

Without waiting, Lorianne carried the pumpkin bucket and walked down the trail, stopping at each booth. She chirped, “Trick or treat!” to the staff member.

Nathaniel and Elsie followed Lorianne, but not too closely. The man didn’t waste time to capture a video of their little one trick-or-treating.

“How can she be so much cuter today?” Nathaniel exhaled, smiling at Lorianne with evident fondness, “I gonna brag to Rudy.”

“You two are so childish,” Elsie playfully smacked Nathaniel’s back, laughing, “Payback because he bragged about his wife yesterday?”

“Ahem, of course.”

Shaking her head in helplessness, Elsie laughed louder. Nathaniel smiled sheepishly as he continued recording Lorianne.

Ruediger didn’t forget to send some photos taken during Sports Day yesterday to Nathaniel. The younger man boasted about getting closer to his contractual wife who had reciprocated his feelings.

When Lorianne stopped at the sea witch’s booth, the costumed staff complimented her and said they were comrades of the same coven. Nathaniel quickly took photos of the two sea witches.

After reaching the end of the trail, Lorianne showed her pumpkin bucket to Elsie and Nathaniel. She received fish-shaped cookies and candies, an ocean creature stationery set, and sea-themed stickers.

“Mommy, Daddy, can I give some to my friends?” Lorianne asked, her voice hopeful.

“Sure, you can, darling,” Elsie nodded. She brushed Lorianne’s bangs away, revealing her little forehead, “You can bring some to your kindy this Monday.”

“Yay!”

Lorianne had long familiarized herself with the new kindergarten. Elsie and Nathaniel often heard stories about her friends during mealtimes. They were glad because their daughter had no trouble making friends.

“Alright, time to get some souvenirs,” Elsie clapped her hands, “Then, we’ll head home. We have a long day here already.”

Beaming, Lorianne quickly asked, “Can I buy souvenirs for Michelle, Grandma, Grandpa, Granny and Granda?”

“Of course, you can,” Elsie drifted her gaze to Nathaniel, smirking, “Your dad will pay for everything.”

“Yay!”

Nathaniel smacked his chest, pretending to have a heart attack. Elsie punched his arm, earning laughter from him and Lorianne.

With her bucket nearly full and cheeks glowing, Lorianne followed Nathaniel and Elsie to the souvenir shop. They would head home soon, everyone was exhausted yet content.

There, Lorianne picked a jellyfish doll and a colorful children’s encyclopedia about sea creatures. She also chose a photo frame in the coral reef shape for their family picture.

“I better get this magnet for Rudy.”

Nathaniel showed a magnet to Elsie. Her brows arched upon reading the sign over the Halloween-themed magnet, ‘Spooktacular Memories’.

Elsie said nothing, only letting her laughter respond to Nathaniel.

By this time of the day, the crimson-haired man was busy cuddling with his wife on the couch, still exhausted from Sports Day yesterday.

But, something exciting would come their way tonight!