Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love

Georgia looked at Maisie strangely, and she subconsciously glanced at Robert, who didn't understand what was going on.

But Robert's mother had been gentle recently and there was nothing wrong with them getting along, so Georgia followed Maisie out to the balcony to talk.

The children were asleep by this time.

"Didn't I ask you one thing last time? I wanted to see your mother. What was your mother's answer?"

Georgia reacted at once. There had been so much going on during this period that she had forgotten to pass on the matter.

She hurriedly explained it to Maisie.

"I asked my mother two days ago and she agreed to meet with you. It's just that too many things have happened to me in the past few days and I didn't have the time to talk to you about it. You can meet her you're free. She lives around here and you can meet anytime."

Maisie smiled.

"Since your mother has no problem with it, I'll just meet her sometime tomorrow. You're pretty busy right now too, so you don't have to accompany me to your mother's place. I won't do anything to her either. I just want to have a chat with her and meet her."

Georgia could only nod. It was something her mother had agreed to.

Robert's mother had asked for it again, and she couldn't intervene to do anything.

It was only after she had gone back to bed in her bedroom that Robert asked curiously.

"What did my mother say to you alone? Why do you look so worried? Did she give you a hard time?"

Georgia smiled and shook her head.

"No, your mother forgot so many things and is so polite to me now. She and I are now in a model mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship."

a smile, Georgia only then

about it. Just let them see each other. But your mother said I don't need to interfere,

then, my mother will probably see your mother tomorrow. I'll stay

Robert asked about

Robert what

check into it. You may also check to see if Dickson is causing a riot or not and if he is the son of the

percent of the shares in the hands of Brett's wife. When his wife passed away, the shares were divided equally between his two sons. The Dickson has long held half of the shares, almost 10%. Over the years, Brett has also awarded some

Brett might not think it was a big deal. But if Dickson was not the son of the Chow

a descendant of the Chow family either. If Dickson wasn't a descendant of the Chow family, Brett wouldn't be directly supporting Alfred, an impostor descendant. Brett almost doesn't have an heir of his

confusion, and after a moment of contemplation, Robert spoke

the Chow family's power and status. I suspect that Alfred made some kind of deal with Brett. He is not a man who is greedy for money, but he chose to stay with the Chow family and now seems to be fighting with Brett. And Alfred's child is still out there somewhere. Maybe Alfred promised to

to Princess Anna. Because they want to unite and find a way to exclude Dickson and control the entire power of the Chow family. But I haven't found out any reasonable

you are

and Robert laughed all

rich now, too. Honey, you're

was instantly speechless. She kept forgetting the fact

of this matter, Robert spoke again

the staff as well. He's going to get a few of the more powerful investors, and when the time comes, I'll take those

lot of whims every day. Although I don't think some of the whims are useful, I want to do experiments with him and see if we would come up with something

story of

haven't finished reading that paperwork he gave me, and there's a lot of stuff in there that's valuable. If it got out on the market, it would almost be worth a thousand dollars. But he told us to look at this piece of information straight away for research. I think he's anxious about his lover's situation, but he's acting calmly. He can be patient and wait, and he'll certainly be able to stick

from what outsiders have said. Everyone thinks he's idle, but

Group went to the MU Research Institute two days ago and

"Darren?"

thought for a moment,

is in a state of disarray, but it has so many patents that it is not going straight into bankruptcy. The Ace Group is now in a position to rise to the top. After all, the Albertson Group is now laying off staff. It makes sense that Darren should now be continuing to fight with other biopharmaceutical groups to capture this market. I'm afraid he has a collaboration in mind when

profiting behind the scenes. I have worked at the MU Research Institute again, and Professor Lee is in there, so