The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Earle put away his phone that contained Eliana’s message. He then looked up at Harriet who tried to discredit Eliana.

He was getting mixed feelings now.

Earle was beginning to realize that Eliana loved Maurice so much that she could give up everything and leave him.

And Harriet here… Harriet, whom he had chosen for Maurice, might not really love Maurice.

She and his grandson belonged to families of the same social status. Yet, she had already started to take sides even before she married into the Moran family. Moreover, she took Gerald’s side and started to help him when she learned that Maurice lost power in the Moran Group.

So why was he letting such a woman marry his grandson?

For the first time, Earle doubted his own judgment.

He might not want to admit it but he could tell that Eliana—and not Harriet—was the better choice for Maurice.

With Earle staring at her, Harriet felt uncomfortable. She wanted to say something.

“Miss Stone,” Earle said in a tone that startled Harriet, “may I remind you that you aren’t married yet to Maurice? There may be ladies from prominent families, just as you are, who would give the world to be his wife. So it is for your own good that you behave yourself… Because I wouldn’t mind replacing you.”

Earle then turned away and left Harriet open-mouthed.

what

What did he mean?

could marry Maurice. And now, Earle

sank. There was a pained expression on her face. She wanted to go after Earle

herself as she followed

somehow delighted to see Harriet being scolded. That woman deserved

however, was worried

Earle. Holding him by his arm, she asked, “Mr. Moran, may I ask you something? Is Maurice taking over the Moran

Even when he quarreled with Earle before, their relationship had never been so

at it and then said, “The problem is solved. He will

“Oh, great!”

a

Really, I am. I know you are a good girl. So if you want to keep working here,

considerably cheery now that the

in surprise. “Can Eliana come back and work

Eliana, she won’t be coming

“Why?”

a bad feeling

and punched in