Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 328 Lady Luck

Elizabeth knew that Shelby did not like Dominic hanging out with her. So she believed the Campbell family did not know

about Dominic being at her house.

Dominic smiled faintly. “This is none of their business. I don’t need their permission.”

It was really as Elizabeth expected. It was his own decision, and he did not even inform his family.

At this moment, Michael came down the stairs with Abby holding his hand. He looked really happy.

Elizabeth stopped asking Dominic to go home for the New Year’s celebration.

Meanwhile, at the Hilton residence, Chelsea’s happy face immediately froze when she saw Matthew come home alone.

“Where’s Lizzy? Where are my three sweethearts?”

She looked at the car behind Matthew but did not see Elizabeth and her children getting out of the car.

Matthew replied flatly, “You can stop looking. They’re not here.”

With that, he strode directly to the living room.

Hector was sitting in a wheelchair in the living room, and there was a broad smile on his face too.

When Matthew walked over, Hector slowly raised his hand and mumbled something.

at all. He sat on the couch, took out his phone,

lowered his head

ignored Hector as he did not understand

waited until Chelsea walked in,

us

would be very lively with the presence of Elizabeth and

ready with New Year

years, her New Year gifts could never be sent

in the Hilton family. Other than Chelsea and

to see Matthew get married and have children. Perhaps that was

state for

and threw the gifts in his hands to the

over to his side to comfort

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it’s the New Year! Be happy! At least we still

glance at Matthew. He was angry at Matthew because the latter could

think that Matthew was the smartest child in the

seemed that

idiot who could not even recognize his wife

a bad mood. He noticed Hector was gazing at him after sending a

at him and asked while raising his eyebrows, “Grandpa, what

was not happy because he did not bring

stroked Hector’s chest and said, “Stop scolding people, Hector. It’s

he was a child. He had grown up and had reached