Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies

“Don’t worry, Mr. Campbell passed away swiftly and didn’t suffer,” Amelia
whispered reassuringly, patting Mandy on the shoulder.
“He managed to move all of us out of the organization before he passed. It’s
just that we couldn’t find you in time…” Amelia stopped mid-sentence, but
Mandy could guess what she meant.
It seemed that Ronnie had his concerns when he left.
Mandy took a deep breath. “It’s my fault…”
“It has nothing to do with you!” Amelia cut her off sharply. “Jack has explained
everything to us. Since all this was Bruce’s deliberate doing, how is it related
to you? I remember you were never one to wallow in self-pity in the past.”
In truth, the most innocent person in this whole affair was Mandy.
Being with Bruce was Emma’s choice. Plotting against Emma was Bruce’s
decision. Yet Mandy, oblivious to everything, had been blaming herself for

years.
“Once you’ve left the group, just live your life,” Amelia’s gaze casually drifted
over to Jack, causing him to stand up straight instantly.
Amelia chuckled, “You should know that after we left the group, we scattered
worldwide. It’s not easy to track us all down.”
Mandy followed Amelia’s gaze to Jack. She never imagined that the decision
she made under the influence of drugs would bring her such an unexpected
connection.
“I’ll cherish him,” Mandy said, she looked at Jack. Even though they were
some distance apart, it felt as though no one could come between them.
The party’s noise slowly subsided, and a cheerful Mandy, having enjoyed
herself thoroughly, was helped back to the hotel by Jack.
Jack initially intended to get a towel to help Mandy clean up, but she grabbed
him, almost causing both to tumble onto the bed.
Mandy smiled. “Jack, do me. Can you?”
Her words, as always, ignited the passion within Jack. He no longer rushed to
grab the towel and lay beside Mandy.
They looked at each other, and it seemed they both saw a flicker of rising
flames in each other’s gaze.
Two blazing flames suddenly clashed, igniting an even larger, more intense
fire, threatening to consume them entirely.
Mandy lost count of how many times she had been drenched in sweat and
then dried. All she knew was that she felt like a fish in the ocean, sinking and