Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Elizabeth no longer cared about Elizabeth and the others. With her grandfather around, Elizabeth did not have the courage to make a scene.

After all, she cared about her grandfather the most. In the past, her grandfather was angry wit her and refused to talk to her.

Now that the old man had acknowledged her and asked her to come back to be the eldest daughter of the Wade Family, this was forgiveness to

her. How could she mess up such a good opportunity herself?

No matter how much she loved Matthew or wanted to be with him, she was still afraid.

The more she thought about it, the more delighted she felt. Her actions had completely disappointed Matthew.

In the future, he would definitely not even want to see Elizabeth again. She would soon become Mrs. Hilton.

Celine stood beside Richard. Old Mr. Wade and Old Mr. Hilton were chatting. They would talk to them from time to time.

Previously, she was so nervous that she was afraid that Master Wade would recognize her. Unexpectedly, he did not seem to know her.

Celine’s eyes were fixated on Old Mr. Hilton. He was observing him. He really didn’t know her.

She did not understand. Is Old Mr. Hilton losing his memory, or is something wrong?

After all, the incident back then was conducted in secret. The two of them had seen each other before.

afraid that something bad

all wanted

suck up Tiana and keep chatting and toasting to her.

laughed happily, her whole

over and tugged on Tiana.

have

really want to leave, but something was wrong with

I’ll be back soon.”

the people around her and followed

door, Celine closed the door. She grabbed Tiann’s arms, her

Hilton is the old man from back

it’s impossible for him to do anything to Elizabeth.”

be afraid that the Hilton Family would have no descendant, so he thought of letting

was too smart and it was hard to control

force him

use this way to

eyes narrowed slightly and she jumped in fright.

nonsense. Didn’t you say it was an old man in his sixties or seventies? How could

this point, she was