The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Dora told Wyatt everything that had happened between her and Nicole that day.

By the end of it, Wyatt had gone pale. “And then? What happened next?”

Dora kept her smile complacent.

The voice that came from her was mocking. “You know how the saying goes, Wyatt. The devil looks after his own. Those people won’t die so easily. When Nicole’s mother was sent to the hospital, even the doctor couldn’t believe their eyes. He said that her mother should have long been dead from heart disease. How she survived that long was beyond him.”

Wyatt hesitantly prodded, “So… Nicole made a deal with you for her mother?”

Dora snorted and looked at him with a self-satisfied smile.

“Oh, she made things difficult, that’s for sure. She fought me off, declaring her undying love for you. But that was in the beginning. After all, her mother lay dying before her very eyes, and there was nothing she could do. She knew I was the only person who could save the poor woman. In the end, she changed her mind. Even she would beg for her parent’s life.”

“So you promised to save her mother in exchange for leaving me.”

It had no longer come out as a question. As the story went on, it became clearer to Wyatt how it would end.

could almost hear Nicole’s voice as he imagined how she wept, apologizing to him in her mind as she pleaded

when she lost her father.

her mother’s looming death must have

in her most desperate

her to fend for herself in the midst

painfully, guilt and anguish pressing down

go so easily?” Dora’s face darkened with her next thoughts. “That woman was the cause of your accident. Do you have any idea how it felt to see you lying down

what did you do to her?” he asked even as he feared her

entire night. That finally appeased me enough to go outside and ask her to leave you. It was priceless to see her wag her tail obediently like a dog. She

rage after hearing what Nicole had to suffer.

into the clutches of such a low and inferior woman. You had to go through so

was how Wyatt had changed because of that vile woman. Her son had never stood up to her

steps

always thought that his mother was one of the most elegant and regal women he would ever lay eyes on. Dora had supported him through

stranger. He didn’t recognize the woman in front of him—one who had driven a young girl to a corner and struck her relentlessly until

joked about how Earle would force Maurice and Eliana apart. Now, it was his turn to face the

said as he stared at Dora, her image reflected with contempt and

for