Super Wife’s Three Babies

Chapter 212 Just a Kiddo

After Lone Wolf heard that, he couldn’t help smiling. Although what North said seemed like some basic information, it could not have been known by outsiders as the five of them were from Will-o’-Wisp, the most secretive existence in the world.

No one could find out their information. Even if one of them walked past each other on the streets, they might not be able to recognize each other as well.

Just like the little guy in front of them—no one would have imagined that he was Wily Rabbit. It was quite reasonable that the rest of them could not accept this. When Lone Wolf first found out about this fact, he was so shocked that he couldn’t fall asleep the entire night. To have this level of achievement at this age, his future is limitless.

Hence, Lone Wolf decided that he must recruit North to the headquarters.

However, the rest of the group had never seen him; they had only talked to him. On top of that, North had been using a voice-changer.

It was quite obvious how they felt when they were excited to save Wily Rabbit at first but ended up saving a kid.

“So? What are your thoughts?” Lone Wolf asked.

Peacock was crestfallen. “Just two hours ago, I thought I could finally get rid of my single relationship status.”

too.” It was because everyone had

Both of you guys

as they spat simultaneously, “Who would want to be with

girlfriend is older than you by a decade?” Peacock asked, not willing

seriously, “Yes, I do mind. And I’m not a

out loud. “You are the youngest here; why can’t

able to send all your unedited pictures to

“F*ck! You’re too cruel!”

Lone Wolf kicked Peacock. “Mind your language. He’s

smiled as she spoke, “Uhm… It’s better not to learn such languages from a young lady like me,

lady? You really flatter yourself. He’s only seven. He can even call you

that insult. “In that case,

on! I’m only four years older than you. We are of

you tell that we are of the same age group? It’s quite out of place if I address him as grandpa, but if I call him

glared at