You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 110 The Three Idiots

When Philip had called Sebastian a man who ‘appealed to visuals’, he wasn’t entirely wrong.

This was the first time that Sebastian realized he was, in fact, one such man.

He was starting to think that Madeline was made for him. Everything about her seemed to fulfill the checklist he would have had if he ever took the time to think about his ideal woman. Her face was carved out of perfection itself, and she was such a rare beauty that even the silhouette of her back was alluring.

All of a sudden, he found himself wondering what she would look like without clothes on.

Now that they were legally husband and wife, surely it wouldn’t be unreasonable of him to request that she fulfilled her marital duties in the bedroom.

In his defense, he had no intention whatsoever to date other women, and he had already made up his mind that he would spend forever with Madeline. To subject himself to a lifetime of celibacy under such circumstances would be masochistic.

Sebastian was still pondering on this when he came into the living room to find both his children enamored by their grandfather. He ignored the pointed look that Philip served him as he took Quincy and Joel by the hand before leading them back into the room. Following that, he and Madeline worked together to bathe the kids.

They had only just put the kids to bed when Joel beckoned them over. “Mom, Dad, come and bunk in with us!”

Madeline glanced at Sebastian cursorily. Then, she walked over to Joel’s side of the bed and lay down.

On the other hand, Sebastian rounded to the other side of the bed and lay down next to Quincy.

This was the first time Joel was awake and had both parents in bed with him. Needless to say, he was ecstatic. He was on Madeline one minute and climbing onto Sebastian the next, which bothered Quincy as he tried to fall asleep. “Buddy, are you sleeping or not?”

“You’re getting in the way, Aldo!” Joel shoved him aside. “Go over to that side. I want Dad on my left and Mom on my right.”

his eyes. “What am I,

living room earlier, but Mom and Dad weren’t there. I’ve missed them a whole lot, and I want them to myself right now, so can you please just move so Dad can sleep next to me too? You’re the best, Aldo!” With that, he clambered over his brother and planted a sloppy kiss

but he turned and clambered over Madeline

could easily roll into his father’s embrace. If he rolled to the right, his mother would be there to pull him into her arms. This was a

into. This

the soft bundle that was his son and felt his heart melt into a

little one wriggled slightly before clutching him tightly

as he peeked over at Madeline and whispered, “See what you did to my son? He’s craving burgers in

a withering look. Excuse me, sir, but that is my son. She was suddenly filled with the urge to

for fried chicken, fries, and burgers at the end of the month,”

response and said, “Yes, that’s a

once every end of the month, and not

to happen to delay the grand plans of vegging out on fast food, Madeline would always push them back by

a difficult position back at the amusement park. After all, she knew how much he loved the kids and how he was inclined to indulge in their every whim,

she was forced to go along with whatever he said, the kids would end up bending their principles, which she had taught them to stand by no matter what, and they would eventually learn to manipulate one parent against the other for their own interests. As a result, the kids would be spoiled beyond reason if that continued. However, heaven forbid Madeline disagreed with

of this would unfold because Sebastian had implicitly gone along with her decision and further reaffirmed the principles she had instilled in her children. For that, she was

boys so well on your own that it’s only right for me to make things easier for you. Besides, it’s in the kids’ best interests that I’m not seen taking a stand

of

reserved for his enemies only, but

no other explanation as to why a man as

be so generous to her otherwise.

Sebastian

sleep last night had taken a toll