The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

In the end, Eliana followed Lilian to the conference room with the documents in her arms.

When they were at the door, Eliana faintly heard the conversation coming from the conference room.

“Mr. Moran, you and Miss Stone are both talented and good-looking. You are a perfect match.”

“Miss Stone is not only pretty, but she also has an outstanding working ability. The Stone family has really given birth to a good daughter.”

“That’s right. Mr. Moran, you and Miss Stone are well-matched in social status. You are also good partners at work. If you two can be together, it will definitely be a strong alliance.”

Most of them praised Harriet and how well-matched she and Maurice were. Eliana heard everything they said.

And all she felt was bitterness in her heart.

“Well, I heard everyone’s good words and wishes. As an elder, I like Harriet very much too. I hope your wishes for them will come true.”

Eliana recognized Earle’s voice.

It seemed that Harriet was now completely accepted by the Moran family.

Eliana’s breathing stagnated. She felt like her heart was being held tightly by something. And in an instant, it tightened into a ball.

Since Maurice already had a fiancee, why did he still hit on her?

He had helped her and saved her. He was jealous of every man close to her and even imprisoned her. What did those things mean?

Did he do those things just to kill time and make fun of her?

wait! Why did she feel bad? This was

turned his attention to someone else,

did she

pale as mixed

saw this, and

she would let Eliana know

knocked on

said

the absentminded Eliana and said discontentedly, “What are you waiting for? Go inside! Or do you want

her senses. She took a deep breath, adjusted her expression, and

room was full of people, all in suits and leather shoes. They all had extraordinary

first seat on Earle’s left with an

there were business elites, Maurice

the dignity and arrogance in his bones

I’m sorry to bother

so startled that

thought

had brought her

Eliana with burning eyes. He never took his eyes off her since

her head down while silently distributing the documents. She never dared to

all the

her empty hands, she suddenly didn’t know what

the Stone Group looked at her with disdain and scolded, “How do you work? You didn’t even print enough copies for everyone.

in embarrassment, wanting to explain that she was not the one who printed the