Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 363 Daddy

Elizabeth then returned to her children’s side. After making sure they had gotten everything they needed, she decided to ask Matthew to send

them home while she rushed to the hospital.

With such thought in mind, she approached Matthew, who still had the tiny shoes in his hand. She found it funny when she noticed the

immense difference in size between him and the shoes.

Matthew was massive, and the shoes for newly born babies were exceptionally tiny. When he held them in his hand, they seemed like toys

instead.

Matthew then shifted his gaze to the shoes in his hand after looking at her smile and asked, “Are these for newly born babies?”

Since he didn’t have the experience of being a father, he was curious about it.

Elizabeth nodded. “Yes. Abby wore these tiny shoes when she was newly born. As for Antony and Arthur, their feet were slightly bigger then.

So they had shoes with a larger size.”

She pointed at the shoes with a size bigger when she explained it to Matthew. At that instant, she was brought back in time when she had just

become a mother and the three children were hatchlings waiting for food.

then, she wouldn’t have made it

was why she felt horrible when she thought about his

size bigger. Matthew was a stranger to the world involving

a curious child, the smile on

world’s knowledge in his head. He does have some things he

she was cleverer than Matthew, at least in

home for me later? I need to attend

frowned. “Okay. Where are

her children wherever they went.

alone.

happy with her attending to anything related to Dominic,

in the hospital, I don’t want them to follow me. Will you be

taking them home?”

to tug the hem of his

couldn’t bring himself to say

“Okay!”

word, Elizabeth quickly

now. Please take good care of the

she smiled, and the dimples

he saw her actions. The sudden public display of affection had caught him off guard.

blinked her eyes and decided, “That

at their sister. They then said in unison,

and added, “I mean when I’m grown up. That