Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

At that thought, she turned on her laptop and began making plans.

Beside her, Nicole quietly sighed as she stared at her two serious daughters.

“What’s wrong?” Evan asked curiously.

His wife turned to look at him. “I think they’re both better than me. When I was around their age, I wasn’t as hardworking as them. I was like a fool back then, thinking of the colorful flowers in the Rose Garden and…”

Before she could say “the boy, Tye,” her face turned red. She stole a glance at Evan before looking away.

It seemed like the man had figured out what she had not said as he followed her to the bedroom with a bright smile. Upon entering the room, he asked, “What were you going to say? The flowers in the Rose Garden and what?”

“N-Nothing.”

“I already know what it is without you even needing to say it. You’re thinking of the flowers in Rose Garden and me, who protected you, right?”

Nicole stayed silent.

was a sweet smile on her face, but she kept quiet as she started arranging the

and pulled her into his arms. “Nicole, when did our fates entwine? From the night at The Passion or

giving him a serious reply, “Of course it’s from Rose Garden. That’s where we

over twenty years since Rose Garden, but you’ve only been pregnant once. Don’t you think that number’s

words rendered Nicole

is he trying

twisted her head to look at him. “Although I’ve only

“You can’t count by quantity per pregnancy. You’re supposed to count by the number of pregnancies. Moreover, I wasn’t by your side when you were giving birth to the children. I couldn’t take care of you back then. So, Nicole, let’s have another baby. Think of it

She hesitated.

four previously, so you’ll give birth to five this time. Nine children would be a perfect

Nine? Odd babies?

birth to children to satisfy your curiosity? That’s such a weird request. Now I know why I’ve given birth to weird children. It’s because

we can’t verify your words. Give birth to a few more, and we’ll

was rendered

to a few

back to the days she had spent raising the children back then. Those were the days when sleep was a luxury – the children had been