Surprised Wife With Twins

The Marsh Group.

Catherine finished the call to a nutritionist. Then she bought the ingredients in person and made congee for Ivan again.

Linda watched her being so busy, feeling indeed sorry for her. Catherine was always aloof and never treated another person so nicely, but her kindness wasn't appreciated.

Linda wondered if she would be upset.

"Done." Catherine carefully held the congee and turned around, putting on a gentle smile. "Linda, I'm taking the congee to Mr. Marsh. Call me only when there's something urgent or important. You can deal with the routine matters on my behalf."

"OK, Ms. Collins.” Linda watched her leave, heaving a sigh.

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In lvan's office.

Ivan had just finished a video conference. Wearing a black suit, he was sitting at the broad desk. He caught sight of the woman entering while holding a bowl, his eyes cold and indifferent.

“I made the congee for you, Ivan. All good for your stomach. I asked the nutritionist and Rowan before making it." Catherine carefully put the bowl in front of him. "Have a try."

"I've had the

it. “It's good for your stomach. The nutritious fluid only takes the hungry feeling away, but

don't want to repeat my words." Ivan looked

she didn't show

“Ivan, why don't you go home and have a rest?" Catherine said in a brisk tone, "I'm the deputy president. I can do some work for you

"Daddy!

Ivan's

He noticed the congee on the desk. "It's not

have a crush on my dad? Why do I always see you next to him?" Diana stood next to her brother, glaring at Catherine. "My dad is married. You'd better

a beautiful woman and good at cooking. Daddy loves her

Catherine several heavy blows in one go. She tried her best to keep

mediate in,

to turn

the congee away,"

stop. Alfie handed the bowl to her. "Here you go."

from the boy

to Ivan,

between you and this

out of the office with the children. "She's my coworker. We work together. Nothing else.”