Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

“No!”

“Mommy, you’re definitely going to regret doing this to your own sons!”

Nicole dragged them toward the door. Just as she was about to hand them over to the bodyguards, Stephen returned and hurried over.

“Nicole, what are you…”

“These two little brats appeared out of nowhere, claiming I’m their mother and you’re their grandfather! I was just about to have the bodyguards take them back home to their father. He should have kept a better eye on them!”

“Grandpa, save us!”

“Grandpa, what happened to our Mommy?”

“Shut up! Continue shouting that nonsense and I’ll sew your mouths shut!”

Juan and Kyle exchanged glances before their hands flew up to clamp over their mouths. They were incredibly upset that their mother would threaten them like that. Stephen sighed and stated, “Nicole, hand them over to me. I’ll deal with them.”

Nicole thought it over for a moment before releasing them to him. She reminded him solemnly, “These two brats are really sly. Don’t be fooled by their honeyed words!”

The two young boys stared at their mother’s retreating back, sighing.

ask Stephen, “Grandpa,

did she become

rubbed their heads gently before saying, “Come with me. I’ll tell

what had happened to Nicole.

you

her memories and can’t remember anything from her

How could this happen?

boys were quiet for a while before they questioned,

pondered that question for several seconds before shaking

that Evan had married another woman, there was nobody stopping Nicole from being with Levant. There was no way Murphy would give her the antidote if she ended up getting together with Levant. Besides, at that point, it

crushed that the man she loved had

rather selfish of him, as her father, Stephen did not want her to

Kyle shot

recognize them anymore. They wondered how upset Nina and Maya would

although Mommy doesn’t remember us anymore, could we still keep

want to stay by Mommy’s side and take care of

their mother now that she had lost her

off all ties with her past. However, these kids were still her flesh and blood. Blood was thicker than water—a sentiment

agreed to let

here for a few days. She can’t remember anything at all, so don’t bring up the