The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Adrian finished the milk in one gulp and handed the empty glass to Maurice.

“I’ve finished it. You must keep your promise!”

Maurice took the glass from him with a smile. “Of course! I will never break my promise to you.”

He then stood up and was about to leave the room. However, just when he was about to walk out of the door, Adrian stopped him.

“Mr. Moran, can you tell me why my father abandoned me and Aileen?”

Shocked by his words, Maurice turned around reflexively.

Adrian’s clear eyes were just like Eliana’s as he stared into Maurice’s eyes. There was a hint of redness in Adrian’s eyes, and his stubborn look hurt Maurice.

“Adrian… Why do you think your father abandoned you?” Maurice asked with difficulty.

“Isn’t that the truth?” Adrian snorted and continued, “I’m fine. I’m unlovable. But what about Aileen? She is an angel! How could our father abandon her?”

Although Adrian was also heartbroken, he pretended to be fine, which saddened Maurice even more.

His heart was heavy with guilt, making him want to rush to Adrian and hug him.

He really wanted to tell Adrian the truth, but he was afraid that it might only hurt Adrian.

letting Adrian slowly accept him

Adrian’s shoulders and explained softly, “Your father didn’t abandon you. He probably did not even know you existed. Both you and Aileen are very important to him. You should know that

found comfort in his words. He looked up at the man before him, who was just as tall and strong as the father

really believe Maurice’s

Did he not abandon them on

Adrian resist Maurice

be able to go to bed on my own soon. You can leave now. I’m going to

rushed out of

the moment he opened the door, he saw Eliana and Aileen outside, who were listening in on

you here? What did you

listening to his weak and soft words, Adrian

I didn’t

didn’t hear

Aileen said at

that

I have to go to the

the bathroom while Maurice stepped out of the

and he gave

that, she

liked Maurice, so it would not be a problem to convince her. But Adrian had always been resistant