The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Soon, Maurice and Harriet arrived at the hospital. Inside Earle’s ward, Nancy was taking care of him.

Nancy looked at Earle. Seeing his weak appearance, she couldn’t help asking, “What happened yesterday? Why did you get so excited that you had a heart attack.”

Her words reminded Earle of the twins yesterday, especially the little girl who looked like Rosina.

But he knew that once he told Nancy, he would probably make her sad. So he chose to remain silent.

Nancy was about to ask again when Maurice walked in with Harriet.

“Mrs. Moran, I heard that Mr. Moran is sick, so I came to see him.”

As usual, Harriet flattered them openly.

But unfortunately, Nancy didn’t buy it. She looked behind Harriet and found that Eliana wasn’t there. She felt very disappointed.

But she still expressed her gratitude to Harriet. “Miss Stone, thank you. I heard from Maurice that you asked the doctor who performed the surgery on Earle to check on him.”

“It’s nothing, Mrs. Moran. Don’t mention it.”

Harriet waved her hands politely, inadvertently showing the necklace on her neck.

familiar jade necklace, her expression softened

would wear

Nancy’s attitude towards Harriet

that Maurice and Earle seemed to have something to talk about, she went out of the ward

left, Maurice immediately

answer. Instead, he said, “Maurice, do you know whose kids are the twins

this question. Why did Earle have to

find out the relationship between Eliana and the

he replied with feigned calmness, “I don’t know. They are Silas’ friends from his kindergarten. But you don’t have to worry about them. They are

I see.” Earle sounded

ask

that the twins look like you. If I hadn’t known that you never had an intimate relationship with other women except for Eliana, I would have really

to

Earle thought Aileen

contraceptives every time you are with Eliana. She can’t carry our heir.

I have never considered getting

more. But all your attention now is on that

excited again. The heart rate monitor

Don’t be so excited. Don’t worry, I’ll think about