Ex-Husband’s Regret: Barren Mommy Has Quadruplets

Jason collected his thoughts and said to Daisy, “Come to think of it, I have never seen Alta’s two children.”

“If I remember correctly… They should only be three or four years old, right? At this age, can they write such good characters?”

Daisy’s heart skipped a beat.

She subconsciously glanced at the calligraphy scrolls. She remembered that Alta had instructed her not to casually reveal anything about the two little ones.

Especially to this sir in front of her.

At the moment, she was unsure whether Jason had become suspicious. She quickly explained, “The child is over four years old, and she indeed wrote it.”

“Ms. Rogers hires a professional calligraphy teacher, who is said to be a famous person. That’s why she can practice so well.

I don’t understand much about these things. I generally take care of daily life matters. If Mr. Hill has any doubts, it’s better to ask Ms. Rogers later, right?”

“As for our Little Miss, she’s already asleep now. If you’re interested, you can meet her next time when there’s an opportunity.”

Upon hearing these words, Jason began to scrutinize her. Like he wanted to know the truth behind her words.

His gaze was cold and sharp, filled with intensity.

Daisy felt her heart pounding, and her hair stood on end. She was afraid of being discovered.

At that moment, Alta suddenly sat up coincidentally. She drew the attention of both of them.

Her cheeks still had a hint of blush from intoxication. She took a step but stumbled.

Daisy quickly went over and supported her, asking, “Why did you get up?”

Alta shook her head uncomfortably. She spoke in a dazed manner, like talking to herself, “It’s hot, I want to take a bath.”

As she spoke, she reached out and haphazardly pulled at her clothes. She still appeared completely drunk.

Daisy stopped her actions and agreed repeatedly, “Okay, okay, I’ll take you. Let’s go take a bath right away.’

Then, she hurriedly turned to Jason, apologizing slightly, “I’m sorry, Mr. Hill, I can’t entertain you.”

After glancing at the woman who was still pulling at her clothes, Jason could only temporarily suppress his suspicions. He calmly said, “It’s fine, you’re busy.”

With that, he turned and left.

As soon as she heard the door close, Alta, who was previously making a scene, quickly regained her clarity. Her expression became somewhat serious as she asked, “I hope he didn’t notice anything just now, right?”

“Ms. Rogers?”

at her in surprise and asked, “You’re

Alta nodded.

eyes for a while. Hence, she was feeling much better, although her head was

pretending to be asleep while Jason was

when she suddenly heard Jason’s question, she was scared sober. She was so worried that Daisy would reveal

the man believed it

feel a bit regretful and slapped

been careless. It was her fault for drinking in the first place. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have been caught by Jason.

written by Nina had her own style.

one, Jason would

secret would be

from the past kept playing in his

seemed very nervous. She deliberately prevented him from seeing the children.

he couldn’t understand Alta’s intentions for doing so.

with someone else, he already knew, so why hid it and

more he thought about it, the

a feeling that he might have overlooked something

figure it out for the

the Hill Villa, instead of going to his room, he went straight to the study and

messy and distorted handwriting

undergone significant changes and looked completely different

writing in his hand,

night, he also rarely had trouble sleeping and

didn’t rush out but sat on the

see that his father hadn’t gone to work. He asked curiously, “Daddy, aren’t you going to

replied, “It’s Saturday today, no need to rush out.”

didn’t ask any more questions. He took

in the day, Mr. Tyson came over.

ones were attending school, these lessons naturally moved to the weekend.

past them while they were practicing calligraphy, he intentionally glanced over.

two little ones knew that their father was watching them and felt a little

morning, their mother called and gave them a heads up. She said that their father might become suspicious and advised them to be

it turned out to be

she heard Jason speak, “Lyla, I remember your previous writing, it wasn’t like

of calligraphy she had just finished and examined it

rapidly upon

and quickly wrote on the paper. She replied,

words aroused Jason’s suspicion.