The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Maurice went back to the company, but not before asking Nana to stay in the hospital. He didn’t want Eliana to be alone.

This arrangement meant he had to take over looking after the children.

He was barely able to catch up with everything that needed to be done, and now Silas had insisted that he come to the company as well.

However, Maurice knew that work had been piling up from his long absence, and there was an endless list of things waiting for him on his desk.

Left without a choice, he took the three kids with him to the office, letting them stay there to do their homework while he went to the next room for a meeting.

The PR department reported something to him at the meeting.

“Mr. Moran, the matter about the ring has already been resolved, but…”

Maurice frowned and rubbed his temples. “But what?”

“But… The Stone Group seems to be up to something. They have been in frequent contact with the Universe Group. From the look of things, they are going after a partnership with the Bowman family for the theme park development project.”

These words sent the meeting room into an uproar.

One of the shareholders shot up angrily from his chair. “The Stone Group has some nerve! We still haven’t settled the score with them for the ring last time, and now they’re trying to kick us out by conniving with the Universe Group. What do they take us for?”

his sentiment. Complaints and arguments rose and intensified, and chaos filled every corner of

“Stop!”

voices. At once the noise died down. He looked around and

things to deal with. He went back to

after,

“You called, Mr. Moran?”

on her business smile,

frequent contact with Jonathan. The Stone Group seems to be planning to invite

Bonita, his watchful,

It’s

his eyes and said lowly, “And

right to invite the Universe Group if we wished. You, Mr. Moran,

“Is that

a pile of documents

good look. Jonathan has never been one to share. He had attempted many times to sabotage the partnership and take the whole project for himself. Inviting him to be a partner is like asking a tiger for its skin. You’re a smart woman, Mrs. Stone. I believe

documents, her brows furrowing more

long history of partnerships with many companies, and there was one glaring similarity with all of them—the business deals all ended up with losses for the other party while the Universe Group walked

Bonita’s expression, but

she said, “Mr. Moran, from what I know, you seem to have matters to settle with Mr. Bowman, the CEO of the