Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 97 Addicted To Kissing

Elizabeth could feel Matthew’s warmth. On a cold night, a warm hug would make a person’s

heart warm.

She didn’t push him away and simply let him place his arm around her as he carried her

daughter out of the room.

A passerby would think they were a family.

The chauffeur had already received Matthew’s message before they arrived on the ground floor. The car was parked in front of the hospital entrance as they walked out of the building.

When he saw them, he got off the car and opened the doors for them.

Matthew carried the girl into the car while Elizabeth entered the vehicle from another side.

She then thanked the chauffeur, “Thanks for your hard work.”

After all, the temperature had gone down to negative degrees Celsius, and yet he still waited

for them.

The chauffeur smiled. “It’s nothing, Ms. Wade. I’m Mr. Hilton’s chauffeur, after all. It’s part of my job.”

She gave him a smile before entering the car.

looked like a father and his daughter. One day, I’ll find that ring and track down that man. As much as

time to

time Matthew hugged a child. When he stared at the girl’s cute face, he suddenly understood Elizabeth. Is this why she was so panicked that she didn’t know

gently placed Abby on Elizabeth’s bed. That way, Elizabeth would be able to keep track of her daughter’s

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Elizabeth saw him putting her daughter down, she

her eyebrows.

glanced at the clock. It’s already five past

she grabbed his hand. “How about you stay here for the night, Mr. Hilton? I can

the

realized what she had just said. Why did I say that? There’s no

sleep on the floor!

on the floor with Abby. You can take the bed.” She quickly amended herself

the quilt

tired figure. So this

get fat if she has to work around the clock in and

her

to carry Abby and sleep on the floor with

from behind.

as

little uncomfortable and a little itchy at her neck. It was unusual for

act so intimately.

her to sleep with him on the floor

especially with how tired she looked.