Lahat ng Kabanata ng Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Kabanata 321 - Kabanata 330

Emily dropped her jaw. Her eyes twinkled, reflecting the light. "That means we don't need school permission, Louis." "And we can help Auntie prepare the wedding! I can help choose the menu for the guests," Louis raised his hand high. "And I can help with choosing the outfits and bridal make-up." Emily imitated her brother's movements then nodded firmly. Grimacing, Barbara took a deep breath. "Thank you, Emily, Louis. Philip and I actually plan not to bother anyone. We want to prepare this wedding ourselves. Be independent. But if we have trouble, we will contact you." "Ready, Auntie." Louis placed four fingers on the tips of his eyebrow. Emily followed. "We're ready to help with anything." "Oh, I can't wait to see the party. I've never attended a wedding in a big city," Abigail exclaimed with sparkling eyes. There was no sadness on her face. She seemed to have really let go of Philip. "But wait. You invite me, right?" Barbara nodded slightly. "Of course. If you weren't there, wh

Frank blinked, thinking harder. "Maybe we should tighten up Barbara's security too. There's the potential for the Moores to think of her as my mother's weakness." "That makes sense." "And one more thing," Frank's index finger pointed up, "your mother." "My mom?" Jeremy's eyes widened. Frank put on an innocent look. "You've slept with the Moore family's favorite daughter. Is there any reason for them to let you off the hook?" Jeremy's eyelids dropped halfway. Blinking lazily, he put his hands in his pockets. "Do you think she dared to tell her parents? That would be the same as committing suicide." Frank shrugged. "There's no harm in being careful. Finnic already knows, and Ava ... it looks like she heard. You're impure, Jer." Jeremy shook his head and walked away. "Good night, Frank. I'll take care of everything in the morning." Seeing his brother talking without turning around, Frank snorted in amusement. He seemed to see his old self in him. "No wonder he liked to tease me.

"Enjoy your visit, Harper Family. Our staffs will guide you." Seeing the twins' enthusiasm burning again, Kara smiled slightly at her husband. "They are just like you, fearless, never back down." Frank rubbed Kara's arm. "Yeah, I will teach them how to use courage so they don't become reckless later. Now, have fun with them, hmm?" While Kara caught up with the twins, Frank slowed down to be side by side with Jeremy. "We're on the same page, right?" he whispered. Jeremy nodded. "The Moore family has started to move. We have to be more alert." Frank patted his brother's arm. "Do not be off guard." Meanwhile, on his yacht, Victor was sitting sunbathing. He looked relaxed in his Hawaiian shirt and sunglasses. When a man approached him, he didn't bother to turn around. "Report, Sir. The Harpers are still continuing their visit. They are now going around looking at the animals." "And the children?" "They seem carefree." One of Victor's eyebrows rose. His eyes now glanced at the ma

Jeremy glanced at Ava briefly. "I'm just judging from your movements. Is my analysis correct? Is that what makes you a stiff woman?" Ava's breath came out quickly. "I regret coming to the airport with you. I should have gone to the hospital myself." "Aren't you afraid? Moore's men are still after you." "You threaten me?" Jeremy shook his head briefly. "I'm worried about your situation. You act bravely without thinking about the consequences." Ava leaned her head against the back of the seat, snorting in annoyance. "You want to bring up my decision to help Sophia some time ago?" "No—" "Stop the car. I'm tired of hearing your judgment." Jeremy ignored her. He focused on the road. The light at the intersection ahead showed green. If they're stuck at a red light, Ava would definitely get out. "I said stop the car. You don't have to drive me to the hospital." Jeremy instead stepped on the gas. "Jeremy?" Suddenly, something big hit them from the side. Window glass shattered. Som

A few moments passed. While waiting for Sean, Philip kept contacting Barbara. The twins were also worried when they saw him. "Uncle Philip, what actually happened? Why do we have to go home early?" Louis inquired as he lifted and dropped the small backpack on his back. Philip lowered the phone from his ear. Seeing the wrinkles on the toddlers' eyebrows, he stopped in his uneasy moves. "Does it have anything to do with the Moore family?" Emily asked before Philip could respond, leaving the man caught in a dilemma. Not getting an answer, Emily finally bowed her head. While touching the floor with the tip of her shoe, she muttered, "Please be honest, Uncle Philip. We are not ordinary children. We have been trained by Daddy to be braver and stronger." "Yes, we have also been taught how to strategize. We are no longer afraid of the enemy." Louis puffed out his cheeks and furrowed his brows, trying to look tough. However, Philip still couldn't bear to tell them about Barbara. "Jeremy