Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies by Sherri Roman

Chapter 629 Parting
Charlotte, who was standing aside, also had red eyes.
Although she hadn’t spent much time with Peter, she really regarded him as her own child. She had thought that it would
be fate for the rest of her life, but she didn’t expect that he would find his biological father so soon.
Charlotte was still sincerely happy for him when she saw him and Carney hugging each other.
The father and the son wiped away their tears. Carney looked at Charlotte with embarrassment. “Sorry to embarrass you.
If it weren’t for you, I don’t know when I would be able to find Troy. I don’t know how to thank you…”
Charlotte shook her head and said, “I’m not helping Peter to get your gratitude. Besides, you’ve already helped me a lot.”
Carney was noncommittal. He knew that whatever he said now was useless. When he could help Charlotte in the future,
he would definitely help her.
After thinking for a while, he took Peter and bowed deeply to Charlotte.
When they reached the door, sobbing Anna pounced on them.

She took Peter by the hand, and her big round eyes were full of tears. “Your father can also live in our house! Anyway,
there are many rooms in my house. You can live there!”
As she spoke, she looked back at Charlotte, hoping to ask for her support.
Charlotte said to Anna helplessly, “Peter also has his own home. We can’t let him not go home because we like him, can
we? If you want, we can visit him often.”
Carney touched the head of Anna and said, “I promise that I will bring Troy to see you often, okay?”
Anna could only nod pitifully and quietly stuffed a watch for children into Peter.
Charlotte could tell at a glance that Ben had been fiddling with this watch recently. He must have been prepared for it.
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“You must call me every day.” Anna pouted and said to Peter. Peter nodded seriously.
Anna sighed deeply and watched Peter being carried away by Carney.
Looking at her listless face, Charlotte felt a little distressed. “We have to go to school tomorrow. Shall we go out for a
walk?”
Anna had always liked shopping, so she shook her head and said, “No, I’m going to prepare a gift for Peter. I have to give
it to him tomorrow.”
Only then did Charlotte suddenly remember that Peter, Anna and Ben were in the same kindergarten. Even if they were
separated, they could still see each other every day. So what was the purpose of the life-and-death separation just now?
Charlotte didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. She looked at Joe and said, “Anna must have the same character as you,
right?”
Joe bent his finger and scratched her nose. “Grandpa often complains that I was too quiet when I was a child and didn’t