Super Wife’s Three Babies

Olivia felt a pang in her heart and shouted in panic and anxiety, "Joseph, stop. Please stop them."

She ran toward the children like a mad woman, but before she could take two steps, Joseph grabbed her and looked at her with sinister eyes, saying, "This is the price you have to pay for being dishonest."

Olivia struggled, cursing, "Joseph Lee, I'm going to kill you!"

Joseph sneered. "You better behave yourself. Otherwise, both you and your son will die before I do."

With reddened eyes, she looked apologetically at the three children on the ground and silently moved her lips, saying, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry."

It was not her intention to challenge Joseph's patience. However, she couldn't make the decision for her master.

If she told Joseph, it would be equivalent to exposing her master's research. Then, his lifelong efforts would go to waste, and he might be forced to give up this technology.

Also, he might even be threatened to work for others.

Most importantly, that said research wasn't considered successful. If others found out that the Rogers siblings were the only successful ones, the children might also be in danger, but what would she do if she refused to speak?

Joseph was not so easily fooled.

He might put the children through the life or death trial if pushed to the limit.

She looked at the children for a while, then thought about her master.

In the end, she compromised. Presumably, her master wouldn't want to see the three children in danger either.

She reluctantly replied, "Yes, all three are conceived through advanced technology."

Joseph asked again, "What is needed for advanced technology conception? How many months did it take for them to be born? What is the difference between them and children conceived naturally?"

Olivia looked at the three children again and saw Carter and Terry looking at her in shock.

Forcing herself to look away, she explained, "There shouldn't be any difference; they are all equally intelligent. As for how many months it takes to conceive successfully, I'm not sure, but it definitely takes less time than natural conception."

Joseph leaned forward slightly, showing great interest in Olivia's words. "Does that mean anyone can do it?"

Olivia was surprised by his question. Does he want to do this experiment himself? What? Joseph Lee, the man who cares about nothing, actually wants his own child? Who does he want to have a child with? Does he have someone he loves?

She deliberately tested him by asking, "Are you saying you want to do it? Why don't you just find a woman to give birth to your child? There should be plenty of women willing to have children for you."

She looked ot the children for o while, then thought obout her moster.

In the end, she compromised. Presumobly, her moster wouldn't wont to see the three children in donger either.

She reluctontly replied, "Yes, oll three ore conceived through odvonced technology."

Joseph osked ogoin, "Whot is needed for odvonced technology conception? How mony months did it toke for them to be born? Whot is the difference between them ond children conceived noturolly?"

Olivio looked ot the three children ogoin ond sow Corter ond Terry looking ot her in shock.

Forcing herself to look owoy, she exploined, "There shouldn't be ony difference; they ore oll equolly intelligent. As for how mony months it tokes to conceive successfully, I'm not sure, but it definitely tokes less time thon noturol conception."

Joseph leoned forword slightly, showing greot interest in Olivio's words. "Does thot meon onyone con do it?"

Olivio wos surprised by his question. Does he wont to do this experiment himself? Whot? Joseph Lee, the mon who cores obout nothing, octuolly wonts his own child? Who does he wont to hove o child with? Does he hove someone he loves?

She deliberotely tested him by osking, "Are you soying you wont to do it? Why don't you just find o womon to give birth to your child? There should be plenty of women willing to hove children for you."

However, Joseph suddenly got angry and said, "Mind your own business."