The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Once they were finished with their visit, Maurice left the hospital with Eliana in tow.

Inside the car, the beautiful woman furrowed her eyebrows, seemingly lost in thought.

There were too many mysteries surrounding the accident. A lot more questions came into mind. Restless and fraught with concern, she desperately needed a clue.

“Maurice, do you have any idea who tried to kill Hodge?”

Eliana’s eyes darted to Maurice’s blank face. Unable to come up with possible leads, Eliana knew that she couldn’t solve the mystery on her own. Hence, she turned to Maurice for answers. It was highly possible that her silent companion might know something about the culprit.

Maurice simply stared at the long road ahead. He knew Gerald was responsible for the accident but couldn’t bring himself to reveal the secret to Eliana.

His aloof demeanor and poker face made Eliana suspicious.

“Maurice, please be honest with me. Have you discovered anything at all? I know you weren’t the one who dismantled the Pierce Group, but the person behind it is a member of the Moran family, isn’t it?”

Maurice’s eyes flashed with surprise, but no words came out of his mouth.

guessed it

the well-executed plan

looked at Maurice with conflicting emotions. A tight knot suddenly began

it still had something to do with his family. From the beginning, Maurice already knew who was responsible. But he chose to keep it

from certain harm and possible retaliation,

found it hard to swallow the truth. If Maurice truly wanted to protect the culprit, then her plan of revenge would fail miserably in the end, no matter how capable

the evidence against the person behind

out the window, Maurice carefully thought of a response. He had

to keep silent because he didn’t want his

Moran family had been on the verge of falling apart. If something bad happened to Gerald, it would spell the end of their

get involved because the impulsive woman

your business. You have other pressing

words greatly disappointed

to cover up for the culprit at

there was nothing