Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler

Chapter 220 Janice knew her nephew, Cedrick best. He was cold and arrogant in nature, and no matter how a beautiful woman threw herself into his arms, he would not even budge. Over the years, he seldom spent his time with Maia going shopping, let alone remembering a woman’s menstrual period. Janice could not describe how she was feeling at the moment, but all she knew was that it was an extremely complicated feeling. The decent smile on her face could no longer be maintained as Janice said expressionlessly, “I saw the news this morning that a man was in a convenience store near Riverdale Mall, helping his girlfriend to buy some sanitary products. That person looks just like you.” Cedrick’s eyebrows suddenly tightened, and a flash of embarrassment appeared on his face.” Well, it’s me.”

Catelyn’s heart shrank as if she had heard some terrible news.

The next moment, she noticed Janice looking at her. Catelyn’s back straightened, acknowledging her attention, but she secretly took a deep breath. Were those two bags from last night bought by Cedrick from the convenience store? If it was back then, Catelyn would have burst out laughing to learn that someone from the Mason family had gone to the convenience store to buy women’s products. At this moment, however, she did not even find it amusing. Was he not trying to tease her? How could he do it to this extent? “It seems that you really have a soft spot for Kitty,” said Janice as she took a napkin and wiped the oil stains on the corner of her mouth. The smile on her lips was clear and shallow, and Catelyn could not tell whether Janice was happy or angry. “I’ll explain everything to Grandpa on the weekend. Aunt Janice, you’re not in good health, and the doctor doesn’t recommend that you overthink things. Don’t worry, I’ll handle everything,” said Cedrick. Janice coughed into her tightly clenched fist. “You’re all grown up now, and I can’t control you around anymore. However, Mai is a good girl. Please do think about compensating her,” said Janice, her gaze not leaving Catelyn as she did.

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