The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

“Yes! We’re getting late for school, aren’t we, Adrian?”

With an exaggerated expression on her face, Eliana winked at Adrian.

The little boy was speechless. He saw right through his mother and sister’s tricks, but he had to cooperate with them.

“Yeah, Mommy. Let’s go.”

Sure enough, Rosamond was distracted by these words.

The tension between her and Nana also eased.

Glancing at her watch, Rosamond suggested, “Eliana, since the kids are late for school, how about you take my car? I can drive you all there.”

Eliana nodded. “Sure, Miss Deleon. That would be great.”

Then she turned around and said to Nana, “Didn’t you say you had to work? You go ahead first. I’m leaving with Miss Deleon.”

Fully aware that Eliana was protecting her, Nana felt grateful in her heart.

“Okay. Have a safe trip.”

At last, Nana said goodbye to them and left.

Eliana and the kids climbed into Rosamond’s car. On the way to the school, Eliana couldn’t help but look at the calm Rosamond and ask, “Miss Deleon, you actually believe what Nana said, right?”

Rosamond turned to Eliana and raised an eyebrow. “Why do you think that? Your friend hit my son so hard that he was sent to the hospital. What makes you think I’d believe her?”

been uncertain about how to broach the subject, but

person. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have come to ask

I didn’t judge you wrong. You are

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colled out excitedly, roising his hond to greet

protected Nana reminded Rosamond of her best friend,

had been as close as Eliana and Nana were. If one of them was in trouble, the other would

have conspired against Rosamond. Ingrid was

Rosamond blurted out, “Your mother actually had a lot of choices at that time. If

her throat. She had a feeling that what Rosamond was about

realized that she had made a grave error, much to Eliana’s dismay. The former pursed her lips and looked

about to question Rosamond further, the driver interrupted,

Eliana, “Hurry up. You don’t want the children to be

Eliana stole a glance at Rosamond. She wanted to say something, but on second thought, bit her tongue and ushered her children

better to send the

in hand with the boy and girl twins. She didn’t