The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

The stalker was caught by the person that he was stalking. What could he do next?

He froze like a deer in headlights, and beads of sweat gathered on his forehead.

After a few suffocating seconds of indecision, Corbin made up his mind to play the offensive before Nana could ask him anything.

“Nana, what a coincidence! I didn’t think I’d see you at this hotel. What are you doing here?” Corbin asked, widening his eyes in a mixture of feigned confusion and surprise. There was a light smile at the corner of his lips, as if he was pleased to run into Nana here.

Thanks to his excellent acting skills, he successfully deceived Nana and saved himself from hot water.

“I’m staying here with the children for a few days,” Nana replied curtly. There was no hint of suspicion in her voice.

“Children? Well, why are you all staying in a hotel?” Corbin raised a questioning eyebrow.

Nana was about to tell him the truth, but changed her mind at the last minute.

The less people who knew about Eliana’s children, the better. Nana didn’t want to air out the truth to anyone else.

“It’s nothing serious. The guy pursuing my friend finally came to our house. I wanted to give them some privacy, so I booked a hotel room for me and the children. Anyway, it’ll be like a vacation for us,” Nana lied casually.

Corbin frowned. Judging by Nana’s candid explanation, it seemed to him that the twins really were her children.

Mr. Moran and

relief, he nodded and said in a relaxed tone, “I see. Well, have a

about you? What are you doing

to her senses and narrowed her eyes. Looking at Corbin carefully, she realized that he had come to the hotel late at night without

you here with a

about? Stop imagining things,” Corbin retorted, instinctively

asked, folding her arms

“I…”

went dry. Obviously, he couldn’t tell Nana that he was following her, but he hadn’t thought

was right, wasn’t

why, but

Corbin had come to a hotel in the middle of night to sleep with

suddenly staggered over, wrapped her arms around Corbin’s shoulders

for you so long. You’re breaking my heart,” she whined, her

You got the wrong person. Let go of me,” Corbin said

to get rid of the woman’s grip, but she continued to clutch on to him, letting

was really such a man. ‘How could I

stormed off with her hands clenched into fists and her eyes burning