All Chapters of THE CEO’s HIDDEN TWIN HEIRS: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

"I think now is the time for you to give up on that, Grandma." Dominic swivelled his chair to face the window while he kept talking on the phone."What if I have a chance?" Cordelia pressed further, her deep sigh loud enough for Dominic to hear it over the phone."No, you don't." He shot at her. "Isn't it clear enough that you don't? You went to meet her, she turned you down even after a good offer. Come on."Cordelia had nothing else to say because she had been defeated. It was clear enough that Dominic was equally bent on not having Evangeline back as their attorney."Have you gotten a new attorney?" Cordelia began with that question."Of course, I have. We've got no time for errors unless you want to see the company you worked hard to build fall down the drain.""Never! Not on my watch." She quickly shot. Even as Cordelia responded, Dominic's question had already set her heart into a mood of panic, with it beating continuously.A light knock on Dominic's door forced him to turn ba

Everything was set. And just like that, a dream she had always had finally became a reality.Evangeline made sure that the launch of her law firm wasn't as extravagant as most people must have expected. She was not one of those rich folks who loved a crowded environment. Rather, she loathed it.Based on her order, she kept the doors of Hart and Associates, her newest law firm, open throughout the afternoon. That way, it was easy enough for guests to flow in.Evangeline stood near the entrance in her tailored ivory suit. She didn't bother joining the crowd in putting on a ball gown like it was a charity event; she chose to maintain her professionalism.Her chestnut hair swept neatly behind her shoulders. She greeted every guest that walked in with a warm smile on her face, at the same time accepting the congratulations. Although most of them engaged her by asking questions about the firm. She equally didn't hesitate to respond with the calm confidence of someone who had spent years pr

A deep sigh escaped Evangeline's lips as she found her way into Hart and Associates, her second and newest home.The glass door swung open just as she approached the entrance. The subtle smell of fresh paint and polished wood filled the firm. She scanned everywhere as though it was her first time visiting, but what gladdened her heart was how everything looked exactly the way she had envisioned it.She smiled satisfactorily at the sleek furniture, tall bookshelves filled with law books, and framed certificates lining the walls.Evangeline was, however, surprised to see the lobby bustling with people. When she watched closely, they were mostly young students headed to the bookshelves. Probably they had an interest in law study."Might as well create a library for people like them," Evangeline made a mental note to herself while she continued walking."Madam," she heard someone call and turned to have a quick look. It was her receptionist approaching her. The young lady didn't speak unt

Dominic did not sleep.He stayed in his office long after everyone had gone home, while the same thought kept returning to him.Theo and Aurora were his children.He read the DNA report so many times that he no longer needed to look at it. The result was clear, and yet he still could not seem to accept it.Five years had passed.Five years of birthdays, illnesses, laughter, school mornings, Christmases and ordinary days that he had known nothing about.He clenched his jaw. He didn't want to think about it.The children had existed without him, and somehow, everyone had allowed that to happen.That was what angered him not the children themselves.He refused to admit that he had been thinking about them since he saw their photographs. He refused to admit that something inside him had shifted when he realized the little boy and girl staring back at him shared his blood.Instead, he focused on the people he believed had kept the truth from him.Julian, Evangeline and Cordelia.His finger

Dominic decided not to confront Evangeline. He decided to observe the children from a distance.So he started by looking for information about them."Alexander."His assistant looked up from the tablet in his hand."Yes, sir?""I need you to do something for me."Alexander waited for him to continue."The children's school."There was a brief silence. "Which children?"Dominic looked at him. "You know which ones."Alexander's eyebrows lifted slightly.He knew better than to ask questions, but he couldn't completely hide his surprise."Yes, sir." I want their activities, school events. Anything public. Their interests if you can find them reported to me."Alexander stared at him for a second. "Is there a particular reason?""No."That answer came too quickly from his mouth as if he didn't want to admit it.But his assistant simply nodded. "Understood.""And don't make it obvious."Alexander walked away. "Of course."Dominic returned to his work, but he couldn't concentrate.He looked