Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 320 The Woman Who Matthew Fancied

Elizabeth turned around to smile at her. “Thank you! However, I don’t really like dressing up like this. I would have to act

elegantly in front of people.”

For Elizabeth, she felt it was tiring to live a life as such.

Gracie smiled. “You have to get used to it because there will be many occasions as such after you marry Mr. Hilton and

become Mrs. Hilton in the future.”

Gracie and Esme had been serving Matthew by his side, so they knew that Elizabeth held a special place in Matthew’s

heart.

Knowing that she was likely the future Mrs. Hilton, they were very careful around her and did not dare to offend her.

In fact, if there was any woman by Matthew’s side, they were all very cautious while serving her out of concern that she

would end up being Mrs. Hilton in the future.

Elizabeth pondered for a moment and agreed.

She remained silent as she suddenly missed her children.

She took out her phone and walked toward the room’s balcony. Then, she called Arthur.

The call was connected soon after, and Arthur’s voice rang out.

“Mommy!”

tonight. Be good

in a black suit. Abby was dressed in a

were on their way to the venue where Hilton Group’s annual dinner would be

attend a ball

in confusion, “Are you

bring us to his company’s annual dinner. He said that

them that the employees‘ family members were invited, and the triplets did not disappoint

gave a slight

the annual dinner to celebrate the

320 The Woman

them to be able to receive

about that. She

are

hanging up, she walked into her room.

and his eyes darkened. She’s gorgeous tonight, and she looks like my

back into her bag “Mr.

would start at seven in the evening, and it was

the invited guests

very classy wearing a

nodded slightly.

hand, and she hooked her arm through his. They left the room after that and rode the elevator to

on the first

immediately swarmed toward them. They were all people who had

wanted to speak

held out a glass of

tried to toast Elizabeth, Matthew