Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 77 A Handmade Sweater

Matthew had clearly seen Elizabeth remove his shirt last night with his own eyes. She’s

trying to push the blame on Ms. Elliott.

He smirked knowingly and shot her a glance. Suspicion flitted through his piercing gaze.

“I remember seeing you take it off last night,” he insisted.

His accusation caused Elizabeth to blush.

D*mn it!

The gears in her mind turned, and she explained, “You must have imagined it. You had a lot

to drink last night, after all. Ms. Elliott was the one who took off your clothes for you. She even

wiped your body. It would have been too awkward for me to do these things otherwise.”

Elizabeth admirably kept her composure as she lied through her teeth. Matthew deepened his

scrutiny.

Suddenly, he pulled off the covers and stood up.

Elizabeth’s eyes

widened in shock at the sight of his cut figure. Her eyes strayed to the region

of his manhood, and she barely stopped herself from gaping.

Isn’t this too much?

“I washed and dried your clothes

here while I get

practically sprinted from the bedroom to the balcony. She grabbed

laundry rack and draped them over her arm.

as she stared at the clothes.

his clothes were custom-made, and water was their biggest enemy.

the washing machine.

wester

clothes and stumbled backward in horror.

hundreds of thousands! I can’t believe I ruined them! Is he going

make me pay him back

exasperation. My relationship

want to cook and clean for him for the rest of my

eventually hid his clothes and

hawed as Matthew asked, “Where are my clothes?”

stole your clothes from the balcony last night.”

pretty convincing lie, right? Clothing theft is pretty common around these parts. I’m

things

“Perhaps your

this up with a sheepish smile while

them in the washing

no, of course not! I dry cleaned them and aired them for

think they would

in her lie. She’s smart to claim they were stolen, though. Did she think I

“pay”

you something else to wear.

here as they

realized Matthew would never wear someone

clothes.