The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Chapter 19 Seeing Daddy Again

Maurice’s brows furrowed as soon as he logged into the positioning software.

Since Silas had done it so many times, he had already installed a GPS tracker in Silas’s smartwatch.

Now, the GPS was showing him that Silas was in a cake shop.

But why was he there? Maurice ordered his men to go there first before he got in his car and drove there.

Once he got to the cake shop, he slowly stopped his car outside and saw Silas inside the shop.

Taking off his mask, Maurice walked in with a sullen look.

He seemed so cold that the shop staff members were too terrified to even greet him.

The moment Silas saw him, he turned around.

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"Silas.Why did you run away again?" Maurice asked coldly, frowning.

As soon as he finished his words, he heard a child call out to him.

"Daddy!"

The next moment, a small child ran up to him and hugged his leg.

Maurice looked down and saw a girl staring at him with bright eyes.She had a round face, and her hair was neatly tied up in a bun.

Even the heart of a cold-hearted man like Maurice would melt in front of the sweet girl.

forward and pulled away Aileen’s

stranger as daddy? Didn’t Mommy tell

his eyes

Adrian looked into his eyes

"Hello, sir.We meet again."

"Daddy!"

trying to drag his sister away, she continued to hold Maurice’s hand, looking at him innocently

should call him mister.He is Silas’s

three times, smiled sweetly at Maurice, and

Adrian

the ruthless

bent down and asked gently, "Why

him the menu and said with excitement, "We came here

at Silas, stroked Aileen’s hair

I’ll drop you off at your

his arms and looked at

like us to reveal

those bold words, Maurice

"Adrian! Aileen!"

cake shop, gasping for breath, and when she saw a man in front of the kids, she

called out in

sir.Are you the one that

Maurice, Kimora glared

is a

be mad, Even Maurice found Aileen to be adorable, He couldn’t help but wonder why Silas

a closer attachment towards adults than

sighed,