Semua Bab Married to my Ex's Billionaire Father: Bab 181 - Bab 190

For several minutes, Maya simply stared at her children.Their son was sleeping peacefully in his little bassinet.Their daughter rested in Damon's arms.Two tiny faces.Two tiny lives.Two heartbeats that had filled the room only hours earlier.Maya still struggled to believe they were finally here.Damon sat beside her, his daughter carefully supported against his chest.He looked completely different.His usual confidence had disappeared.There was something softer in his expression.Something Maya had never seen before.“You're staring at her,” Maya whispered.Damon smiled.“I know.”“You've been staring at her for ten minutes.”“I don't care.”Maya laughed softly.He looked toward their son.“Now I'm going to have to divide my attention.”Maya smiled.“You'll manage.”Damon glanced at her.“Will I?”“Yes.”She reached toward him.“Bring her closer.”Damon carefully moved their daughter toward Maya.Maya held out her arms.He placed the baby gently against her.The moment their da

The first morning at Bennett House with the twins felt nothing like the mornings Maya remembered.There was no alarm.No peaceful start to the day.No chance to sleep until she was ready.Instead, there was a cry.Then another.Maya opened her eyes.For a moment, she didn't remember where she was.Then she heard Damon moving beside her.“I've got them.”Maya sat up slowly.“You don't have to.”“I know.”He was already out of bed.Their son was crying from the nursery.A few seconds later, their daughter joined him.Damon stopped in the doorway.He looked from one crib to the other.“Okay.”Maya smiled.“What's wrong?”“I'm trying to decide which one to pick up first.”She laughed.“You're the father. Make a decision.”Damon walked toward their son.He carefully lifted him.“Good morning, little man.”The crying continued.Damon looked at Maya.“He's not impressed.”“He's hungry.”“How do you know?”“Because he's your son.”Damon laughed.Their daughte

The morning began with another family breakfast.Maya sat beside Damon with their daughter sleeping in her arms. Their son rested in the carrier beside her.Three weeks had passed since the twins' birth, and Bennett House had slowly adjusted to the new rhythm.Rachel placed a cup of tea in front of Maya.“You need to drink this before it gets cold.”Maya smiled.“Thank you.”Damon looked at the cup.“Has she eaten?”Rachel looked at him.“Yes.”“Properly?”Maya laughed.“I'm sitting right here.”“I know.”“You don't have to supervise everything.”“I do.”Ethan laughed from across the table.“Dad has become unbearable.”Damon ignored him.Lily smiled.“Give him time.”“Time for what?” Ethan asked.“To become worse.”Everyone laughed.Maya looked around the table.The scene felt strangely peaceful.Her children were home.Her father had accepted her marriage.Damon was beside her.And the family had welcomed the twins with more love than she had ever expect

The days leading up to the naming ceremony passed quickly.Maya was busy with the twins, while Rachel and Lily handled most of the preparations.Damon remained suspiciously quiet whenever Maya asked about the ceremony.She had stopped trying to guess his secret.At least, she told herself she had.That afternoon, Maya was in the nursery with her son when she heard voices downstairs.She looked toward the door.“Who is that?”Her son stirred in her arms.Maya smiled and gently rocked him.“I'll be right back.”She carried him downstairs.The moment she reached the hallway, she heard Rachel laughing.Then she heard a man's voice.Maya stopped.Her heart skipped.She knew that voice.“Daniel?”The man standing near the entrance turned.Maya froze.For several seconds, neither of them spoke.Daniel looked older than she remembered.His face carried the signs of years spent away, but his eyes were unmistakably familiar.“Maya.”Her eyes filled instantly.“Daniel.”

The morning of the naming ceremony arrived with laughter throughout Bennett House.Maya woke early.For a few seconds, she remained still, listening.A soft cry came from the nursery.Then another.She smiled.Three weeks ago, those sounds had been unfamiliar.Now they were part of her life.She got out of bed and walked toward the nursery.Damon was already there.He stood between the two cribs, holding their son.Their daughter was awake in the other crib.“You're up early,” Maya said.Damon looked at her.“So are you.”“I heard them.”“I did too.”Maya smiled.“You didn't wake me.”“You needed sleep.”She walked toward him.“You're becoming good at this.”Damon smiled.“I've had three weeks of practice.”Maya looked down at their son.“He looks handsome.”“He does.”“You're biased.”“I'm his father.”Maya laughed.Damon carefully placed the baby back into his crib.“We have a big day.”Maya nodded.“Our babies are getting their names today.”She smiled as she looked at the twins.T