Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father by Pixie

S31 189. Accompanying Children

Jeremy glanced at Ava. “If I leave, you’ll be here alone. Can that still be called a honeymoon?” he whispered.

Ava stroked Jeremy’s arm. “I’m fine. I can wait in the van while relaxing and collecting other names. You just go. Consider it as a survey to accompany our child for a walk later.”

“Come with us, Uncle. Auntie won’t be alone. Mommy will accompany her. The guards are also camping not far behind. Auntie and Mommy will be safe. Besides, we won’t be long. At eight o’clock, we have to

leave for museum.”

Jeremy furrowed his brows for a moment. “We go with the campervan?”

“No. Daddy has prepared a sophisticated car. What is it called, Louis?”

“High clearance vehicle,” Louis said proudly. “In a moment, one of the guards will bring the car here.”

After a moment of silence, Jeremy finally nodded. “Okay, but I have to prepare first.”

“I’ll prepare breakfast.” Ava raised her finger.

“No need, Auntie. Mommy made lots of sandwiches. Uncle and

Auntie can eat that.”

Hearing the twins’ thorough preparations, Ava snorted in amusement. “Okay. Thank you, Twins. You made our honeymoon more colorful and easier.”

“You’re welcome, Auntie. We’re happy if our presence isn’t a nuisance.

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A few minutes later, the twins were waving excitedly. Together with Frank and Jeremy, they drove towards the first spot.

“Woohoo! This is so fun! I never thought that the desert could be this beautiful!” Louis exclaimed, raising his hand near the window.

Hearing that, Emily frowned. “This is different from deserts in general, Louis. The location is five thousand feet above sea level. People call it the high desert. But actually, the Alabama Hills are an area of hills and rocks. Look!” Emily pressed her index finger to the window.

“It’s not so barren here, it just looks dry. The air is also not as hot as the desert because there are lots of snowy mountains around it.”

While turning his head, Louis blinked. His eyelids were slightly lowered. “I know that too. But to make it simpler, let’s call it a desert.”

Still with furrowed brows, Emily shook her head firmly. “Still different,

Louis.”

Jeremy was intrigued by the sweet debate. He looked back, said, ” Emily, you’re so smart. Where did you get that information?”

“I looked for it in the library with Louis, Uncle. Louis also read it and knows that the Alabama Hills are one of the oldest geological formations in the world. But he still calls it a desert.”

what his genius niece was talking about.

meet the ugly- faced rock like yesterday?” Louis said, distracting

you mean?”

“Yes!”

answered, “No, Buddy. Today, we will see more amazing rocks and

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yesterday. Now, try checking your right and left sides. You will be able to see

They nimbly observed every

rock! It looks like a giant

to Emily’s side. While pressing his face to the window, he was stunned. “Wow, that’s so cool!”

turned to the back seat. “It looks very high,

that

will no longer look like a shark’s fin. “Emily

know either, Kids. Let’s hope the rock is strong and can maintain its unique

nodded expectantly. “Are we going there,

stones that will surprise

“Is it true?”

do you want to take a photo of the shark fin?”

have to show the stone to Mommy and Auntie.

amazed too.”

Louis could take photos more

Tre

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“There’

Louis said when he was about to

main road anymore, Louis,

we get back to the van, then you

cheerful Emily was. “Have you finished photographing the shark

The twins nodded.

fixed

destination!” Emily jumped a little in her

to continue on foot, their energy remained

on, Daddy, Uncle! Walk faster!” Louis waved his hand, a few meters

Our time is limited.” Emily nodded while holding her hat. Just like Louis, her skin was also red

Kids. This climbing route is not far.” Frank casually with

Just enjoy the view. Who knows, there are rocks that resemble something?” Jeremy continued with a small smile. Somehow, he

Emily widened her eyes

her

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on a rock.

it looks like

watched it giggling, Frank