Triplets on Secret Mission by Lamour Toujours

Chapter 131

“Dr. Joye’s is fully booked for the next two years.” Cailyn rejected him without hesitating. Brycen and Russell were very clever. They stayed where they were and did not say anything They did not dare to start anything. Molly had it very clear that she did not like Adam.

Adam was shocked. He did not expect that Caitlyn would reject him so straightforwardly. “I’ll pay anything.”

It was not easy to meet Dr. Joye, and she was so near to him this time. There was no way that he would let this opportunity slip! A brush of unhappiness flashed across Caitlyn’s eyes, “Dr. Joye doesn’t work for money.” Was he insulting Dr. Joye? Did he think that he could make Dr. Joye work for him just because he had money?

If he asked around, he would know that Dr. Joye had a rule of not treating wealthy people. “You haven’t even asked Dr. Joye yet. How did you know that she won’t take this job?” Adam said while grinding his teeth while suppressing his anger. ‘You’re just an assistant. Did you think you’re Joye?’

He would not bother staying here if it was not for Joye.

Caitlyn smiled as she said to herself inwardly. ‘What a shameless man!’

most. She would never take any job from a playboy!” She said each word clearly and left after she was done talking. All

as he held his fists tightly. Lastly,

after Adam left. “Your assistant is pretty

words when her mentor was just right

was almost calling Adam a playboy

How courageous!

looked at Brycen and her

to stand up for me. I’m only treating you for grandpa’s sake, not because you’re my brother. To me, grandpa is my only kin

while she said that. The sunlight shined through

was stunned. He looked at her and said, “I know, but I didn’t stand up for you to please you. You might not believe this, but I really treat you as my own sister.” At that

too much and I was never very close to her. Well, she was not my blood sister anyway. Besides, I rarely go back home in these few years, so our relationship got even worse.” A brush of indifference flashed across Brycen’s

At that moment, she could relate to