Ex-Husband’s Regret: Barren Mommy Has Quadruplets

Chapter 30 The Feuding Bosses

Eaton put the things aside, a little puzzled to see Jason’s face was full of depression-his brows were filled with displeasure. ‘What the heck does he want?’ he thought to himself. He couldn’t figure out what his Boss was thinking. If he cared about Aletta, he is the one who asked for a divorce in the first place. If he didn’t, why would he look for excuses to get closer to her.

For the first time, Eaton could not figure out what was on Jason’s mind. At the end he could only sigh at the sight. There was a saying that crossed his mind. ‘A woman’s heart is a deep ocean of secrets.’ So was Jason’s mind, he got his head spinning trying to figure them out.

Aletta left the hospital and came home late. When Daisy heard the noise, her drowsiness dissipated and she rose from the sofa to greet her.

“Aletta is that you?” She asked, half-guard.

“Yes, it’s me.” Aletta answered, closed the door behind her and locked it, “Where are the kids?” Aletta changed her shoes, walked in, and looked upstairs.

“In their room. Already sleeping.”

“You had dinner yet?” Daisy asked. “There’s soup in the kitjames. Would you like some?”

“No, I just ate before I got back.” Aletta smiled. She reached out to Daisy’s shoulder and gave it a gentle rub, “Daisy, it’s so late. It must be tiring waiting for me home that you fall asleep on the couch. Go to your room and have a good rest.”

“It’s alright. There’s nothing tiring about sitting here.”

Daisy smiled back, holding Aletta’s hand on her shoulder and gave it a pat.

saw the distressed look on her face. After a few more attempts of persuasions, Daisy complied and turned towards the living room

were curled up, their heads were put together, and their sleeping faces looked so innocent. Aletta’s heart softened, she tucked them in gently,

down the stairs and found their

on her face, sprinted over and hugged

and his sister were waiting until they’re sleepy, but his mother hadn’t come

saying, “Yeah, the

face full

this, she said to the child apologetically, “I’m sorry, Kids. Mommy has been busy since we returned

they were being sensible. “It’s all right, Mommy. Business and Nina are more

can go anytime after.” Lyla seconded with a soft voice. However, she was weak to lures. Her mind conjured up images of things she would do at the playground soon after she dropped the words.

help asking Aletta, “Mom, can we

course.” Aletta laughed, but readily agreed.

Lyla cheered, showing two

and went out to work. She had an early meeting as soon as she

Aletta’ s eyes were on her desk. She was sorting documents to give to

to herself she might have heard it wrong.

Ma’am?” Annie quickly asked. “Do you

convenient to ask Mr. Hill in a meeting right now? If it’s convenient, I’ll go over to the Hill Group to

He hurriedly put his hand on the

cooperate and