The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

The elevator descended steadily.

Outside, Eliana stood still, looking at her reflection on the shiny silver elevator door. She grimaced as she saw how she looked—as pale as a ghost.

She let out a long sigh and looked away to hide her feeling of emptiness.

“Are you okay?” Lucia said tentatively as she looked intently at Eliana. “Look, it doesn’t matter. There will always be another way.”

Lucia felt sorry for Eliana as she had witnessed the argument between her and Maurice.

Wasn’t Mr. Moran a good friend of Wyatt who was Lucia’s cousin? So how could he be testy and irritable?

He left even before Eliana could finish her words. How dare he bully others in this way?

So, in Lucia’s mind, Maurice’s image hit rock bottom.

Inside the elevator, Maurice didn’t look good either. He was staring at Corbin. His expression was unreadable.

“Why did the elevator suddenly go down?”

Corbin furrowed his eyebrows. He was also clueless about it. So he looked at the floor buttons on the elevator operating panel. He then noticed that he had pressed the wrong button!

“I’m sorry, Mr. Moran,” Corbin mumbled. His face was red in embarrassment. “It was my fault. I intend to push the open button on this floor, but somehow, I jabbed the wrong one. Before I knew it, the elevator started going down…”

trying to suppress a burst of

all my fault.” Corbin could tell that his boss was beginning to lose his temper. He thought fast and said, “How about… Maybe we should go back

could

the elevator, making Corbin drop his hand. “Fining my grandpa is more

to dispel the disappointment on Eliana’s face from his mind. He knew that the most important thing to do at the moment was to go to kindergarten right away. He couldn’t let Earle find out the truth about the identity

and Corbin were in

when they arrived and the children

walked straight into the classroom of the fraternal twins. He was flabbergasted at

bright. Aileen was sitting on a small stool next to them. She had that confused look on her face so she’d ask Earle questions from

every question. At

is going on?” Corbin looked

good-natured old man with the twins

raised his brows in obvious surprise. Just when did his grandfather become

his head to look at them. His

snarled at the two men. “Get out of here! I don’t want to see

anger. He just walked straight ahead

curled up. “Am I not your grandchild?

and