My Dreamy Old Husband

Cooper personally initiated the project following Cade’s cryopreservation, determined to find a cure for him as soon as possible. Meanwhile, Anna and Callum had gone back to Ronney Town.

As of this moment, they were about to go through the most important stage of their plans. Even if Cade’s cryopreservation meant he would be absent from all this, Anna and Callum knew they had to soldier through somehow.

They knew that their freedom was at stake, and they had to succeed no matter what.

They had been fighting and toiling hard for over twenty years just so they could see this through to the end.

All the work they’d put in for the past two decades now boiled down to the moment when they could finish this once and for all.

Cooper went along with them to lend his support.

Furthermore, the spies that had been planted around Jordaine had gotten first-hand intel with regards to the latter’s every move, and had reported the same to Anna.

It turned out that Jordaine had decided to deal her final blow after all.

Back then, upon discovering that Cooper’s genetic sample was stored within Marks Cryobank, Jordan instructed Jordaine to swap Cooper’s sample with his instead.

If everything had gone as planned, Cooper would have taken out Jordan’s sample instead when the time came for him to want children of his own. He’d be completely oblivious to the fact that he would be raising not his biological children, but Jordan’s.

By then, Jordan’s children would be the ones who stood to inherit Cooper’s estate.

The entire scheme was devious and disgusting.

Thankfully, the accident that occured after that had ‘killed’ Cooper, and the genetic sample remained unclaimed.

Jordaine had done everything as she was told. She’d taken out Cooper’s genetic sample from the cryobank and replaced it with Jordan’s.

She kept Cooper’s sample afterward. Jordan had planned to use Cooper’s genetic sample for more of his wicked schemes; he’d even planned to make millions of clones out of the sample, thereby cultivating a Cooper Mitchell army at his own disposal. However, the technology for DNA-cloning had not advanced much further since then, and so they had encountered many failures along the way.

Seeing as making an army out of Cooper’s clones had made no headway, Jordaine stored away the genetic sample.

doing that, something else

habits, but she had also been resigned to that aspect of him. After all, she loved him so

been well aware of the fact that Jordan was akin to an emperor. He adored her

love, and that she was different from all the other women. While the other women lusted after Jordan’s power and

and for the first time, she felt threatened, because Jordan was different when he was

her every step of the way as he taught her about the workings of

the point that it warranted psychiatric help—Jordan was the one who went around looking for a therapist in order to

uterus and was thus unable to conceive, Jordan asked Jordaine to take out his genetic sample from the cryobank. He wanted to undergo IVF so that they could conceive a child of their

was

with the kind of love

Cooper’s before the former underwent IVF with Anna. The Yard twins who were later on conceived

and had convinced herself that only she had ever truly loved him. Yet Jordan did not appreciate her and cheated on her practically

she decided to let Jordan get a taste of

wanted to get rid of

had delivered itself to

came forward to withdraw their genetic samples, and Jordaine, in turn, had managed to rouse up a couple of scapegoats. Marks Group issued an official apology and explained that the employees had swapped the genetic samples by mistake. As

the matter. She then ‘stumbled upon’ the discovery that

would surely be furious if he were to find out about

not really his own, Jordan lost his mind. His eyes went red, and he wrecked a lot of furniture in a

Jordan. This is my fault—all of it. Take it out

was sobbing dramatically, looking pitiful, while Moore held her in his arms as he cried, “No, Mom. This wasn’t your fault. You’d only just taken over Marks Group back then, and I was so young—you had far too much on

as Jordaine continued to whine and wail; he knew that she might have had something to do with this, but he was so overcome with anger

and all he’d done was raise Cooper’s children

raised and loved the twins, thinking that they were

over his business one day, but as fate would have it,

the wicked scheme he wanted to pull

after hastily giving Jordaine a couple of words of

would not