The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Chapter 36 A Shield Holding

Maurice’s arm, Eliana walked into the party venue, causing quite a stir.

Everyone turned to look at them.

They were all powerful people in the business community, so their gazes were quite frightening.

Eliana felt her scalp tingle, and she unconsciously clenched his sleeve.

Maurice glanced at her and asked, "Are you scared?"

Shaking her head, she was about to say something when someone interrupted.

A middle-aged man slowly walked to Maurice.He had wrinkles, and his thin hair was neatly combed.He was wearing a typical suit that perfectly enhanced his steady demeanor.

Maurice greeted him with a faint smile and said, "Uncle Gerald."

"Is she your date?" Gerald looked at Eliana inquisitively.She smiled perfunctorily as she looked at him.She could not let Maurice lose face since she already made a deal with him.

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Feeling a sudden warmth in her hand, she looked down and saw Maurice holding the back of her palm to comfort her.

"What’s the matter? Can’t I?"

Maurice looked indifferently at Gerald.

how familiar Eliana looked.He had always been immune to the

a woman with the exact same bright eyes

he controlled his emotions and said in a low voice, "Maurice, you’re too

Eliana heard him.

allowed to bring a date to our family party?" Maurice

Gerald’s expression darkened.

to the daughter of the Jarvis family.Did you bring her just to

‘Engagement?’

wide open, Eliana subconsciously

held her wrist tightly as though he

breath, she glared at him.It was obvious that he was using her as

him should be from a powerful family, and

Gerald, don’t worry about

was a hint of

the first one who wants

narrowed his eyes at Maurice, and their eyes met.The

all over her

get involved in such a situation?

suddenly stopped when they both looked at

covered her

"You two…please go on."

run away,

looked down and saw him holding a piece of

this," he said, handing it

the party after work, so she had no