Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Nina shook her head without hesitation.

“Mommy, if he finds out, he’ll surely separate us. I don’t want to be apart from you.”

“Me too. I want to be with Mommy forever.”

Feeling like she owed them, Nicole reached her hand out and patted their heads.

She knew better than anyone how it felt to lose her mother. Growing up under the care of her step-mother and being abused, those were the dark days. Hence, she was afraid that her daughters would leave her and go through what she had experienced.

Women were naturally vulnerable, but mothers were resilient.

She swore to protect them well.

Moving to the Rose Garden was a new beginning for her to start anew and face life positively.

After packing their luggage, Nicole drove her lousy car and brought her daughters to the Rose Garden.

To her surprise, they were stopped just after they set foot into the courtyard.

“What are you doing?”

“Ms. Lane, Mr. Seet has said that he’ll be staying in the main house while you stay in the rear house.”

“The rear house?”

was not as good as the main house, it was

there were perks in staying at the rear house; Nicole would not have to meet Evan

to prioritize earning money over wasting her

stay at the rear

was different from how Evan described her.

at the rear house, Maya and Nina were unsatisfied with the relatively smaller rooms. They both thought that the rooms in the

for free. We should be grateful for having a roof over our heads. If we insist on staying in the main house and fight with Evan, Juan will be placed in a tight

see her son being torn between his

is not too

the vacant rooms and get

going to resume your profession as

 There’s nothing bad about being a miracle doctor. Aside from saving lives, the income is quite decent. Before this, I was afraid that the children would be affected and it was really inconvenient as nobody could take care of them. Now that they’re more sensible and are attending kindergarten, I have time to treat

awesome! Mommy is going to earn lots of

is going to

“Alright. Let’s start unpacking.”

“Okay, Mommy.”

two girls did not feel an ounce of tiredness; they even refused when

cleaning up. Evan, who was currently in