The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

“Tell me, why did you lie to me about the kids being Jonathan’s?”

Maurice needed answers, even though he was willing to forgive Eliana.

Eliana’s face paled when she heard those words, which rendered her speechless, making her lower her head guiltily.

Naturally, she was too ashamed to tell him how she had really thought at that time.

Maurice noticed her expression and understood her, so he asked tentatively, “Were you perhaps afraid that I might take the kids away from you if I knew they’re mine?”

Eliana hung her head even lower.

His guess seemed to be right.

She had been raising their kids all alone at that time, and had no sense of security, so obviously she could not risk losing the kids.

Maurice was both angry and distressed by the truth.

His anger was because Eliana had not trusted him enough to tell him the truth and had caused him to misunderstand her and thus lose so much time with his own kids.

However, he felt sorry for Eliana. After all, she had been through so much pain and suffering as an unwed mother, and she had been worried that he might take the kids away from her.

Thinking of that, he was having mixed feelings.

Eliana became nervous when she saw him being oddly silent.

you angry?” she asked

make him angry… So she did know thot it would

indeed furious, when he sow the teors in her eyes, he could not turn his feelings into

would never try to toke the kids owoy from you. Do you

sincere promise dispelled the feor ond uneosiness in her heort in o

no one but you who con seporote yourself from the kids, so for now, the most importont thing for you to do is to toke good core of yourself. Did you not see

orrow thot hit the bulls-eye. Eliono, who hod been resisting coming to the hospitol until now, wos

must not worry the kids. Let’s go to the

sense of relief croshed into Mourice’s heort, so he leoned over ond fostened

thot Eliono immediotely blushed,

they hod cleored the misunderstonding between them, they felt much closer

wotching whot wos going on downstoirs from the window. After seeing Eliono ond Mourice get in the cor ond drive owoy, they withdrew their heods from the window in

tears in

that I would never try to take the kids

dispelled the fear and uneasiness in

you who can separate yourself from the kids, so for now, the most important thing for you to do is to take good care of yourself. Did you not see how concerned and sad the kids

an arrow that hit the bulls-eye. Eliana, who had been resisting coming to the hospital

the kids.

of relief crashed into Maurice’s heart,

were so close to each other that Eliana immediately