Sweet Twins

The fear that Charles was feeling right now was worse than what he felt when Nancy disappeared. Nancy was kidnapped that time, but now, it was her choice to leave.

It felt like his heart was being torn apart, and there was nothing he could do to stop it.

What hurt him more was Nancy's expressionless face. She was as cold as ice, and her eyes were like two sharp daggers stabbing into his heart.

It made him suffer!

"Just because I'm leaving doesn't mean I no longer care about the kids. You can choose whether you'd keep Nadia or Bobby. We have two children, one for each of us," said Nancy.

Hearing this made Charles explode. "I want them both! No, I want to keep the three of you. You are my life. No one can leave!"

"Each of us is an independent individual, and neither of us is other person's life. It used to be like this, and it will be the same in the future. If you want to keep the two children, and they’d agree, then I’ll have no objection." A cold smile appeared on her face as she spread out her hands, as if what she had said was just a simple matter.

It was the first time that Charles had seen Nancy be so heartless. In the past, she would act like a spoiled child, but she would never smile like that.

It was fake, and it didn’t reach her eyes.

Seeing this caused Charles’ heart to sink.

However, he had to act tough in front of Nancy. His face tightened as he decided not to let go of Nancy or the children. "I... I won't make a choice."

"Well, let the kids make their own choices." Then Nancy walked to the children's room and knocked on the door. "Get up now."

"Mommy..." Although Nancy couldn’t see the sadness in Nadia’s face, she had sensed it through her voice.

"What's wrong, Nadia?" When Nadia didn’t answer, Nancy got nervous so she knocked again.

Rubbing her eyes, Nadia opened the door and walked out. "I had a nightmare last night. I dreamed about Mommy abandoning us."

Feeling sorry for Nadia, Nancy picked Nadia up and planted a kiss on her cheek. "Silly girl, I'm your Mommy. I will never leave you. That’s why you have to follow me wherever I go, okay?"

Without thinking too much, Nadia nodded. "Okay."

to leave, but Nancy felt the need to do so, for the sake of Nana, and the rest of the girls in the

him, Charles couldn’t help but be sad.

on her mother's shoulder, Nadia replied listlessly, "I want

Nancy said, "No, Nadia, you can only choose one now. You have to choose

this point, Nadia could only pout. There was nothing she could say to change her Mommy’s mind,

Daddy and Mommy get better after

Charles immediately regretted saying these words. "Bah, Nadia, don't worry. I won't allow you to go with

own words, Charles rubbed his forehead painfully. What on earth did he

something wrong with his ability

something completely different from what

Nancy and faced Charles. "Daddy, I don't want Mommy to

the corners of her eyes, Nancy glanced at him disdainfully. "Charles, don't take advantage of the kids. It's useless. I think we are too emotional now, so it's better for us

Charles

Charles was still unwilling to let her go, she put Nadia down and went to the master’s bedroom.

her things, Nadia shook Charles’ arm. "Daddy, do

saw when he entered the room. "Yes,

Determined to make her stay,

pulled out all the things that were

lunatic, Charles!" In Nancy’s eyes, Charles was being unreasonable,

clothes scattered on the floor, Charles suddenly stepped on them and crushed them with

she was taking good care of were now ruined

"Why are you so hateful?" These clothes were expensive, and there were a few more that she didn't have

looked at the mess Charles made, and then she raised her

said, "Yes, I am hateful. But as long as the children don't

to the children and asked, "Children, do

you are right. We vote for you one hundred times and hope you can keep Mommy here." It was Nadia who answered first, thinking that if her mother stayed, then she wouldn’t have to make

neither her father nor her

with a smile

me, huh?" The anger Nancy felt made her take a deep breath to calm herself down. "Okay, I don't want this luggage. I’ll go

finished her words, Nancy walked out of the