The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

“Why don’t you let me into kindergarten? Did I do something wrong?” Ivy sobbed, clutching her nanny’s hand. Her eyes had become puffy from crying.

The kindergarten staff was in a dilemma. They didn’t mean to look like they were punishing Ivy.

The children in this kindergarten mostly came from wealthy and highly-respected families. The parents requested for Ivy to be kicked out. The staff could not offend and refuse them.

A kind staff member walked up to Ivy and comforted her, “Don’t cry. You did nothing wrong. It’s because of your mother… What about calling your mother over and asking her to apologize to those parents? Perhaps you can still stay here.”

“Really?”

Ivy wiped her tears and looked at the nanny with a hopeful expression.

“It’s not that easy,” the nanny admitted, her face flushed. “I’m not sure what happened. But Mrs. Harrison is always drunk and doesn’t care about her family. How could she possibly come here to the rescue of her child?”

The nanny was enraged by the mention of Erica’s name alone.

Every day, Erica drank and ignored Ivy. Then now, Ivy had to take responsibility for her mother’s actions. Even the nanny, as a servant, was disappointed, let alone the child.

“Do you mean Mom isn’t coming? How about me? I can’t go to school?”

Ivy’s tears streamed down her cheeks.

you can’t go to school? If you can’t go to this kindergarten, you can go to another one. You don’t need to come here again,” the nanny said gently, holding

obedient girl shook off the nanny’s hand and exclaimed, “No! I

of making a bad impression on others. It was the first time she had cried out loud. The nanny was taken

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nanny felt very embarrassed as she saw so many people watching them. She wished to

Ivy kept struggling, causing onlookers to sympathize

sorry for Ivy. She tugged at Eliana’s sleeve and asked, “Mommy,

Eliana saw Ivy crying, she took pity on her. She

ahead,” she said gently, touching Aileen’s

and ran after

“Wait!”

face Aileen. They were now standing face to face with

bag and handed it to Ivy, saying,

hesitantly, “Aileen, have you forgiven

you shouldn’t lie anymore.

“Aileen, as

a pinky promise,” Aileen said with a sweet and friendly smile

smiled through