The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Eliana, Maurice, and the three children played enthusiastically in the amusement park.

Riding the merry-go-round, Ferris wheel, and pirate ship, they were all shouting their hearts out.

Maurice didn’t like having the three kids on his date with Eliana. Nonetheless, he made sure that the children had fun. And now, he was enjoying himself as well.

Watching Maurice with the children, Eliana couldn’t help but think that he would be a wonderful father—and responsible one, too.

The thought of Aileen and Adrian being unable to enjoy the father love anymore made her sad.

After they had dinner, the children were worn out. Eliana took Adrian in her arms and so did Maurice with Aileen. It was only Silas who could barely stand on his own.

Corbin drove over to pick them up.

Eliana and Maurice got into the car with the children in their arms.

The atmosphere in the car was very warm. The ambiance would only be interrupted by soft snores from the children.

Maurice felt warm in his heart seeing Eliana alternately stroking the twins’ foreheads. He felt that now was the time to ask her.

I remember that you seemed to date me because you had to tell me something. Would you care to tell

She then raised her index finger to her

the three sleeping children. He nodded, understanding Eliana wasn’t prepared to tell

Eliana could have a good talk some other time. Whatever it was that Eliana wanted to tell him, he

and then let it escape in a relieved

physical and mental fatigue overwhelmed her. Eliana subconsciously rested her

relaxed and let her lean against

in the window.

was, the tall and reliable father… Eliana, the gentle mother… And Adrian, Aileen, and Silas, the three adorable

popped into his head. Maurice thought he might be willing to live with Eliana and her kids should

was, thinking to accept other people’s children for her—Eliana. And she, Eliana, still didn’t know

certain sadness swept over

leaned on Maurice’s shoulder and felt her tears flow down

car arrived at the Pierce family’s

helped Eliana take the children to the house and then he would pursue his conversation with

got word that something was wrong with the overseas project we have

urged Maurice to deal with

intently at Eliana. Frowning, he decided to say

I must go now. I’ll be back when I’m done with my

felt an overwhelming sadness coming over her