Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies

“Don’t look at me like that. It’s to beat them at their own game, you know?”
Mandy took a few photos of Tony and Donny, found the reporter’s contact information on Tony’s phone, and sent a text message to the reporter, asking him
to come and take photos.
“How do you know?” Gorya was shocked.
If she hadn’t known that Mandy had no contact with Tony and Donny, Gorya
would have suspected that Mandy was in league with them.
Amused, Mandy looked at Gorya. “Don’t you know this? Have you ever read
romance novels?”
“What?”
Gorya looked at Mandy blankly. She finally understood why Sharon always said
that she was simple-minded. She knew every word Mandy said, but when they
were put together, she was confused.
Mandy looked at Gorya and sighed, “Forget it. I won’t lead an innocent girl like
you astray.”

After taking a look at the time, Mandy pulled Gorya out of the room.
Not long after, Gorya saw a group of reporters rushing into the room where Tony
and Donny were.
The next day, the news broke.
The initiator, Mandy, stayed out of all this, and no one would suspect her, except
Jack.
When the news about the two was at its worst, Mandy was eating ice cream in
the living room. Jack turned his head and looked at her. “Were you there that day
too?”
“Yes.” Mandy nodded and showed him the photos.
Jack was shocked.
He suddenly thought of something important. “Did you take off their clothes?”
“Relax. I kept my eyes closed the whole time.” Mandy raised her eyebrows and
looked at Jack with a half-smile. “I have no interest in their bodies…”
She slowly approached Jack and blew gently into his ear. “After all, I have seen
the best one.”
Jack blushed, and the bit of discomfort that he felt about what happened
disappeared.
He stretched out his arms to hug Mandy and kissed her passionately.
“I don’t care about that. But when you do these dirty things, I hope you can turn
to me.” Jack ended the kiss. He looked into Mandy’s eyes and said seriously, “I
don’t know if anyone helped you in the past, but from now on, I will share all your
unhappiness and reluctance.”
It was not that Mandy had never heard of something nicer, but at that moment,