The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

“Oh my God! This is so exciting!”

Lucia stood at the side and watched Eliana and Cheryl bicker. It was an eye-opener for her.

Her scream brought Eliana back to her senses.

Damn! She actually forgot that Lucia was with her.

“Eliana… It’s so interesting and fun to work with you. If only I could have worked with you sooner.”

Lucia’s face flushed with excitement. She had never seen something so juicy as this.

She was not as shy as she was when she first met Eliana.

Eliana couldn’t help smiling bitterly. Then she thought of something and instructed Lucia seriously, “During the interview, record the entire interview between Cheryl and me, okay? But do it secretly. Don’t let anyone find out.”

“Why?” Lucia was confused.

“To prevent malicious editing. They might use it against me.”

Eliana had learned her lesson last time. So she believed that as long as she was careful, Cheryl couldn’t frame her again.

“That makes sense. Don’t worry, I’ve gotten this covered,” Lucia said, nodding solemnly.

At this moment, the reporter came.

They followed her to the room specially prepared for this interview.

the Moran Group to publicize the bracelet, the reporter asked a few questions about the bracelet honestly and officially. Eliana answered them one by

topic began

reporter suddenly asked, “Miss Pierce, I heard you know Eli Goodwin.

chose to tell the truth. “Yes, I worked as a stylist before, and I once worked with

do you know the inside story of the relationship between Eli and Cheryl?

by the

next to her. Why would the reporter ask her this question? She was

found that although Cheryl lowered

mean she wanted Eliana

understood what Cheryl meant, she didn’t

had something to do

should she

time until the reporter began to urge

don’t

could open her mouth, a male voice suddenly interrupted

wonder if I can

pushed the door open and

appearance

and the reporter

have thought Eli would

reporter seemed to see the front page headlines

hand, Cheryl thought that Eli suddenly showed up here because the company wanted to help