Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me

Chapter 1736 Think About Me More Often

One month passed in the blink of an eye. Over that stretch, Aaron had not been able to find any traces of Nancy no matter what he tried.

Although he could not locate her, he had been largely successful at reclaiming the power that Nancy once wielded. His intention in tracking her down was solely for the purpose of seeing her brought to justice in the letter of the law.

In that month’s time, Aaron had sent out the word everywhere to have the family of the three children found. His concerted efforts had ultimately proven fruitful in the end, and he only just had someone send over to take those three children off Arielle’s hands “I did find it quite tiring when the three of them were around, Vinson, but right now, I really could not bear to have them returned to their family so suddenly.” Arielle leaned against Vinson, appearing to be quite despondent.

Vinson held her. She was by no means the only one who felt the emptiness that accompanied this sense of loss.

Though Arielle had requested help from that handful of relatives in the care of those children, she could only ask them to do so over a few days, as the latter, after all, also had families of their own to contend with. The rest of the time was split between the trio of Arielle, Lorraine, and himself, who had taken turns to look after those three wee ones.

As such, that unexpectedly swift separation would certainly require some adjustments to be made on their own part.

if you really miss them. We could visit them when we are able to,” said Vinson as he caught her hand and brought it closer to his

back after things

had yet to finish, Vinson could

to see her sad, Vinson gave it some thought before he said, “Let’s adopt a kid

surprise. He really doesn’t want

under the impression that he had already grown fond of them and moved on from not wanting

Arielle sat up straight

she wanted to say.

Vinson looked at her warmly with

“I know that you’re worried that

“Sannie… I…”

you have faith in the ability