Lahat ng Kabanata ng Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Kabanata 311 - Kabanata 320

"Grandma?" Frank called softly. "Are you okay?" Diana shook her head slowly. Her index finger was half raised. "Is this ... from your grandfather?" Frank nodded. "Grandpa left this album and letter for you. Do you need my help to read it?" Diana's mouth opened without a word. However, her fingers moved closer to the letter. With slow movements, Diana opened the envelope. As soon as the contents of the letter were seen, her eyes closed. Her fingers trembled even more violently. "Let me help you, Grandma." Frank knew Diana wouldn't be able to do it. The old woman nodded. Even though her eyelids were closed, her tears still fell. "Diana," Frank began to read the old-fashioned writing, "I knew you're wondering why I wrote you this letter. Maybe you're happy because I died first. I thought that I would be happy if you died first. But turns out, I was wrong." Frank glanced at Diana briefly. The old woman was still trying to contain her emotions. "I'm not annoyed at all that you rea

Sophia sighed in disbelief. Her head movements quickened. "Please don't fire me, Dad. I myself built my company to this. It's not fair if you hand it over to someone else." Victor shook his head. "What people count on is current performance, not the past. Nobody cares about how much you struggled to build it. All they see is how you brought your own company down." Sophia's tears began to well up. Her face was filled with despair. "Please give me a chance, Dad. I can restore my good name and that of my company. I guarantee you, within one month, I can fix everything." "The Moore family may be sweet-mouthed, but we always keep our word, Sophia. You ... just made us doubt your identity." "No, Dad. I'm still the same Sophia. Please, don't send me to Europe. I want to make my company bigger." Victor didn't answer. He looked away then took two steps back. "Mom?" Sophia voiced her last wish. However, her mother showed the same response. While Sophia grimaced in disapproval, someone kno

"Yes," Jeremy stretched out one arm, waiting for Vivian's back to come within his reach. "Let me introduce her, Grandma. This is my mother, Vivian Bell." "Hello, Mrs. Johnson. Nice to meet you." Vivian gave a warm smile then offered her hand. Without warning, Diana let go of Louis's grip and then cupped Vivian's hand. "You are Norman's ex-girlfriend?" Vivian's eyes widened. With a high arch of eyebrows, she glanced at Jeremy and the others briefly. Everyone looked awkward. "Hmm, yes. Before he was betrothed to Barbara's mother," Vivian answered stiffly, but still gracefully. Diana let out a long sigh. "I'm sorry you had to go through difficult times because of my son. I hope you don't hold a grudge against him. I was the one who was wrong. He grew up without the presence of a mother. I didn't have time to teach him how to respect women or the meaning of love and responsibility." The curve of Vivian's lips shrunk. She could see deep worry from those wrinkled eyes. "It's okay, Ma

"Sorry, I didn’t attend your wedding," the old woman whispered, making everyone emotional. "Sorry, I made you go through everything alone." Biting her lip, Melanie closed her eyes. Those words felt healing in her heart. All wounds seemed to have disappeared without a trace. "Thank you," she replied briefly. She didn't want to ruin anything again with words she might not have realized. "Yes," Diana rubbed her daughter-in-law's back. "And no. I am the one who should be thanking you. You have accompanied my son for the rest of his life. You have also given me grandson, just like Vivian." With a gentle smile, Diana turned her head to the side. There, Vivian curled her lips gracefully. "You two ... can you make peace for my sake? I've been gone for too long. I've never had true family before." "I don’t mind." Vivian shrugged. "I'm actually happy that we are friends." While looking at Vivian, Melanie let out a faint sigh. Her eyes rolled lazily. Diana noticed that. "Do you still thin

Jeremy's eyes widened at the whisper. After a faint nod, he said, "Okay. I'll contact Mr. Morris." Then, Jeremy walked away from the gazebo. Pulling out his phone, he looked around, pretending to wait for the ringtone. At that moment, he caught a shadow moving away from the trees. The scout must have picked up on Frank's suspicions. "So, is Grandma willing to accept gold from Grandpa?" Frank asked when Jeremy returned. The will had been read. Diana smiled wryly. After looking at the faces around her one by one, she sighed in resignation. "Okay, I accept it." The twins spontaneously raised their hands as high as possible. "Yippie! Philip's mission is complete! Grandma Diana finally received the inheritance from Grandpa Rowan." Emily's face lit up. "Congratulations, Uncle Philip! You deserve an apartment," Louis gave him thumbs up. Philip chuckled. Rubbing the back of his neck, he muttered, "Thank you, Louis. But I think it's not the apartment we should celebrate, but Grandma's o