Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love

“You know what person I am. Before I became your father’s bodyguard and assistant, I was a mercenary, working for money. I don’t even know how many enemies I’d made and how many people would like to take revenge on me. For what happened tonight, I really can’t think of a particular suspect at the moment.”

“Then are there any clues that can allow you to guess at who the culprit is?”

“Not right now, but even if they’re fake or stolen, I’ve remembered all the opponents’ license plates. As for the people who attacked, I had Elsie take photos of everyone she saw, and the identity of those wounded or killed will come up soon enough. After knowing their identities, it’ll be possible for me to find out who’s behind it. I should have a preliminary conclusion by tomorrow.

“There’s no such thing as grudges that arise from nothing. There has to be a past to them attacking me. Money makes the world go round, and these people definitely have all sorts of monetary trade. Investigating their accounts, we’ll find the truth.”

“Then rest for tonight. New facts might arise tomorrow. Don’t go elsewhere for now. Find who’s behind it first.”

Wilson nodded and went back to Elsie’s room, sitting at her bedside and holding her hand.

Even now, he couldn’t help but replay those earlier moments in his head.

Back then, two people were attacking him, both skilled. He was too wrapped up dealing with them to notice a shooter getting ready to fire at him from the shadows.

When he finally managed to take those two down, he saw Elsie fling herself onto him. Then a gunshot had rung out.

He watched as Elsie fell before his feet, watched the woman lie there, blood gushing from her torso.

At that moment, Wilson froze for a second, then felt an all-consuming panic.

He couldn’t clearly speak about how he felt back there. All he knew was that that scene terrified him.

Just like how, over ten years ago, he’d seen his own mother jump off the building, his brain was empty, and his panic threw him into disarray.

But in over a decade, he’d experienced numerous dangerous pinches, and escaped from hailstorms of bullets countless times. He hadn’t been afraid even then.

He’d thought he was past the age of being afraid. But today, seeing this woman bleeding before him, he was terrified.

Even when he brought her to the hospital to undergo surgery, his hand was still trembling.

“Hurry up and wake up. If you don’t, I’m not going to recognize myself.”

Wilson spoke towards the unconscious woman. His usually cold gaze showed a gentle light.

“Someone like me is really too dangerous. This is the first time I’ve brought you danger. If I bring you more danger from now on, would you hate me?”

Wilson murmured to himself, then smiled and sighed.

really was getting

woke, the kids

the kids hadn’t had any nightmares yesterday night, and Robert had brought them a

children could wake, Georgia went to the

culprit behind last night come out

and Georgia hadn’t had the chance to ask Robert what was going

the day after, she

clean job

Robert say that,

culprits targeting

Robert smiled and explained.

that they’re targeting him,

was somewhat surprised. She’d thought the opposite, that

summarized Wilson’s

did Georgia understand that they weren’t targeting her

Wilson, Georgia really couldn’t guess who the

only hope that the truth came

breakfast, the kids

with them, Elsie happened to wake up too, and Georgia

actually been awake for about half an

she woke, she saw Wilson slumped next to her bed,

how she’d taken a

believe it even when

she liked this man. But in regular days, the things Wilson said often angered

herself not

that night, she’d leapt to protect him reflexively, disregarding the own risk to her body, and disregarding the fact that she could die

Elsie was a bit

she like Wilson that

understand, so she watched the man slumped there at her bedside

half an hour, Elsie couldn’t come up with

slapped Wilson, who was

I’m up already. And

that, Wilson sprang awake, showing a happy

you uncomfortable anywhere? I’ll get a

Wilson stood and made to leave,