The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Now that Eliana had finally uncovered the truth, she didn’t care about Erica anymore. All she wanted to do was to retrieve both her parents’ personal belonging.

Seeing that Erica had just been taught a lesson, Maurice casually handed the check to Theo.

With the check in his possession, Theo quickly sealed the deal with the person in charge of the auction house.

“Mr. Moran, we are greatly pleased to have you here with us. You are so generous.”

The person in charge looked at the auctioneer with a smile and gave a nod. The auctioneer immediately brought the music box to Eliana and handed the priceless item to her, bowing slightly in respect.

“Miss Pierce, congratulations. You are now the new owner of this precious antique.”

Eliana’s hands couldn’t stop trembling. The small music box was sold to them at fifteen million dollars.

But for her, what made it so valuable was not the well-designed box itself.

She lifted the lid open, and three miniature figures in western classical clothes stood up and began to dance to the sweet melody.

The three little figures included a man, a woman, and a little girl. Judging from the noticeable smiles on their faces, they were obviously a happy family. If one took a closer look, they would find that the little girl’s face bore a striking resemblance to Eliana’s.

It was no coincidence.

ago, the faces of the three figures had been distorted and blurred due

an idea. She suggested they draw new faces for the three little figures. As a child, Eliana insisted on drawing her

disagree. Since the miniature figures were a family of three as well, they could draw each

to make the necessary changes. After a few hours, the finished product was a

why Eliana valued the music box so much. It served

matter much to her. What was priceless

the happy

at the beginning? If I’m

in response, and her mood suddenly shifted. She took

Instead, he simply stared at

able to see it one more time. Maurice, thank you for reminding me of the wonderful days of my past. It’s too expensive, and I can’t afford it. Here you

it to the rightful owner,

consumed Maurice’s heart. Was she so indifferent to his feelings? This woman would rather give up her family heirloom than owe him a

felt unhappy. He extended an act of kindness toward her,

worthless to me. I’d rather throw it away and

his arm high in the air, pretending to throw the music box away. The frightened