Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love

Robert had been planning on moving his mother to the house at the side today.

But it hadn’t begun yet, and because he’d seen Harvey yesterday, he decided to take the letter to his mother.

Just as he was getting ready to go into the reading room with the letter, the butler had come over and told him that his mother was now sober.

So it was just the time for Robert to come in front of Maisie’s room with the letter his father had for her.

“If you’ve decided to be with that Lane woman, what are you still coming to see me for? After all, in your eyes, I’m not even a match for a hair on Georgia Lane’s head, so why bother with a lame, elderly woman like me? Let me die on my own!”

Maisie’s voice was full of resentment and pain, and Robert didn’t expect his mother to forgive him on the spot. If saying those things could allow her to take her temper out a little, that was good enough.

He took out the letter and walked in front of his mother.

“Yesterday, when I went to M Garden for a meal, I met the boss of the place, Harvey Moore. Mom, I don’t know if you’re aware of the relationship between Harvey and my father. He told me that Dad left us two letters, one for me, and one for you. I’d wanted to read the one Dad had left for me first, but the butler says you’re awake now, and I think you might want to see this.”

With that, Robert passed the opened envelope to his mother.

Maisie, who’d been simmering with a wrathful grudge to begin with, froze to the spot from the news.

Aidan had actually left her a letter. This man didn’t ask after her for over a dozen years, didn’t lavish a single care on his son and daughter, and didn’t even know his daughter was dead.

She hadn’t been willing to tell Aidan, either, just to see if this man would have asked after the two of them every year.

But several years after their daughter died, Aidan didn’t even come back.

At that moment, Maisie understood it all. The moment Aidan decided to leave the Simpson family, he’d abandoned them for good, so he wouldn’t be keeping up with information at all.

That man wouldn’t even have known their daughter was gone.

thinking of Aidan, the man she’d

been in danger and saw the bomb before her, all she wanted was to take revenge on this man, have him

relieve the bitterness and agony – but knowing that Aidan was dead in every rare moment Maisie

with his son’s incident, Maisie didn’t have a care in the world, and she thought she might

slightest bit of pity

hadn’t expected that a year after the man’s death, she’d receive a letter he’d

as she took the

me. I thought that he felt like he didn’t need to tell us if he lived or died anymore. I’ve been married to him for ten years, and he left for a new love just like that. It’s possible he never loved me, and I was only someone who was arranged to marry him. I thought I’d always only been a

he felt

recognized the sadness, fury, and pain in

with her. Just one letter

want to read

Maisie spoke to Robert.

to care about how she was going to interact with

what the contents of

for you outside, Mom. If anything comes

then left the room and closed the

a few steps out and saw Georgia headed

over on his own

my mother was awake, so I went to see her. Then I gave her the

then raised a

haven’t read your own letter

Robert nodded.

worried my mother might get another breakdown, so I wanted to wait outside for her situation. Don’t bother with me. I have to wait

Robert say that,