Being a Mom to Twins CEO

poke when his laughter had subsided. The corners

stretch of the imagination,

erself. They would get a

elt uncomfortable. So, were the two kids going to leave soon? Why was she feeling

s mostly silent. She didn't react to any of Mike and

breakfast that morning rudely. She herself only had a glass of milk. The

way Fay greedily finished the glass of m

honest, there was only enough c

he pushed her glass of milk over. "Mommy seems to really like her mil

that both of them needed adequate nutrition, she wouldn't have bought milk. She bought t

n't drink milk, how can you grow fast? I

ommy just doesn't want to admit it." Mika put on her sweetes

up." Fay got up from the chair and placed the glass in th

like about daddy. Our mommy said we would meet him.

n. How proud they are!

at home. Just call me to let me know

She couldn't believe Fay refused to meet their wonderfu

N

ome. He's also very rich.

curtly. Like she didn't know wh

riend?" Mike, who had b

d this kid a

." Fay didn't say that she had never been in a r

omeone else." Mika said suddenly. "I

said. He always seemed to have

anted to get rid of them and never see them again. C

e was a knock on

Mrs. William, who always looked after the twins when Fay w

e door. The two little heads behind her p

her

ed the door handle

he taller and more handsome one stood slightly behi

ront spoke. He, Langdon, Cad

he didn't recognize either of them. But she had a hunc

told her the identity of the ma

y at the man who had

not hide her annoyance. H

ngdon spoke very politely. He was a little surprised by this girl's reaction which clearly sho

s good. I thought you would be here sooner." Fay

owed her in

ention of sitting on the sofa. Fay who saw Cade's cold an

led out towards the kitchen. She knew

to know, huh? Y

ng of sadness that sudde