Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler

“I’m not a three-year-old anymore. I don’t need a big house nor a lot of toys.” Miles wiggled his way out of Stella’s arms before moving the chair across Catelyn, gesturing her to come with a flattering expression on his soft, round face. “Sit here, Big Kitty, I want a hug.” 

“Tsk! This little troublemaker is so hard to impress. Don’t forget that I’m the one who kept you company when it was thundering a few days ago when your mom was away on a business trip!” Stella pretended to be offended. 

Catelyn bent down to hold Miles and rubbed her cheek against his. Miles had always been afraid of thunder and would always need someone with him to calm down when the sky rumbled. 

“Were you scared that night during the thunderstorm?” 

An awkward yet slightly frustrated expression appeared on his face. He would not fear any longer once he grew up, so he replied smugly, “Soon, I’ll be a man!” 

Catelyn rubbed his hair. “Of course, it’s only a matter of time. Come eat, and once you’re done, Mommy will bathe you.” 

off to school tomorrow, or I’m

but with him going to

for some clothes tomorrow as well. Since you’ve started school, you ought to

lifted his chin smugly. “My presence is what makes

could not help but

really is nothing like his dad.”

remarks jogged Catelyn’s memories about Jamie. Despite not seeing him for four years, Jamie’s playboy mannerism had caused him to appear in entertainment magazines every

getting close with a certain lady

did not say anything in response.

had misspoken. “Buy me something when the two of you go shopping for clothes tomorrow. I need to go play poker, and those friends of mine said that I look too old-school. They don’t know that I used to be

was not Catelyn’s mother; she was, in fact, the second wife Ezekiel had married. She could not get used to the change after the Clark family declared bankruptcy, so she helped Catelyn take care of the child and go out shopping, or even play poker when