Sweet Twins

In other words, Jay was a man who was merciful and empathized with others.

Whenever he saw beggars on the street, he would help them without verifying if they were really poor or not.

As a result, whenever beggars saw his car, they would immediately surround him to ask for alms.

In the end, Jay felt harassed by them and didn't dare to drive on that road anymore.

It was not about the money, but he was losing time trying to fend them off.

But much to his surprise, those beggars somehow found out where he lived and took turns squatting patiently at the door of his house.

Every time they would see Jay's car driving out of the yard, one of the beggars on the lookout would whistle loudly, and other beggars hiding in the dark would immediately swarm over in throve.

This aggravated Jay's annoyance further. In the end, he decided to move out In order to avoid those bothersome beggars.

After that, he came to the conclusion that people should not be too kind to the point of being taken advantage of. Otherwise, they were just inviting others to trouble them.

With narrowed eyes, Charles raised his head and blew a smoke ring out of exasperation. If Derrick was to be proven guilty of committing murder, then he would have to pay a life with his life.

No one could escape the law.

"What should we do next?" asked Jay in frustration.

"Go find the evidence of how Derrick murdered Bob," Charles ordered decisively.

"And then? What if your grandfather finds out about it?" Jay was mostly worried about Frederic's health. Without a doubt, if something bad were to happen to Derrick, the person to be dealt with the heaviest blow would be Frederic.

"Alas... Let's talk about it when the time comes." Charles wanted to hide Derrick's crimes from his grandpa, but he was afraid that it couldn't be concealed any longer.

To put it bluntly, Charles himself didn't know how to handle the situation either.

if this incident were to be left unsolved, Derrick would always pose as a potential threat to the TS

call, Jay sent Charles the evidence

drove straight to the hospital right after.

the two kids had eaten and were already full.

what if Daddy isn't able to

How about we quietly sneak away when they are not looking?" Bobby hesitantly

begin with. Great grandpa won't let us go." Bobby shook his head in

her chin in her hands, Nadia miserably whined, "So, are we really going to stay here tonight? If Daddy finds out that we secretly ran

grandpa to protect us here. If we are to

sad that we can't be

Daddy and Mommy to come for us and take us from here," Bobby said in a calm

sat on the sofa without saying

sound of footsteps rushing could be heard coming from the door. Shortly after, the door of the ward was opened and Charles walked

look scared Nadia to the bones.

said as he looked out of the window. It was already beginning to get dark

early winter was a little chilly.

the two kids as he walked in. Instead, he went straight to Frederic's bedside and said

two kids looked at each other. How could Daddy just ignore

kids curiously approached Charles timidly and all four eyes stared fixedly at the phone he was holding in his

that Charles' presence must be an indication that he had changed his mind. So, he didn't bother with the niceties and crossly demanded, "What is it that you want to show me so badly? The stock price of TS Group has already reached the limit down, hasn't it? Humph, I knew this would happen. You ungrateful bastard! In your heart, there is only room for Nancy and Nancy alone. You don't even care

the stock of TS Group, but rather...

soon as Charles uttered those words, both Angelina and Hardy rushed over in a hurry, their curiosity peaked

mean by that? Tell me now!" Frederic intensely growled

in Frederic's hand and said, "Grandpa, it's best if you take a look at it yourself. You have

reading glasses to Frederic, anticipating a sudden outburst

hands. When he looked at the phone, he subconsciously narrowed his

something was not right and it

heard and saw the recording of the conversation between Derrick and Bob, Frederic