Surprised Wife With Twins

“I thought you'd like it. It's supposed to help you to sleep better, so I brought you some." Catherine handed the bag to Pippa and said, "Please dissolve it in water for Aubree to drink every night. Thank you." "Yes, Ms. Collins," Pippa said with a impassive face, without giving her another look.

Pippa thought of Ms. Collins as an intruder of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh's marriage. The couple had kids together.

Why did she keep trying to go between them?

Then Catherine sat down on the sofa as Aubree did.

"Catherine, would you stay for lunch?" said Aubree secretively, holding her hands, “Ivan's here too."

The woman smiled. "I knew that. I've got something here for him to sign.”

"He'll be staying here for ten days," said the old lady delightedly, "It's been like ages since the last time he stayed here with me. Please drop by more often when you have time, Catherine.” There bore many connotations in her eyes as she said that.

Then she said to the butler. "Jordan, Ms. Collins will have lunch here, so bring me the menu.”

"Yes, ma'am."

Catherine was ecstatic, but she acted calm and humble, “Wouldn't that be too much trouble?"

"Of course not! We are going to be family sooner or later." Aubree held her hand and gave it a pat, asking smilingly, “You and Ivan haven't got the time to hang out for a long while, right? It's a great chance for you two to have some private time together.”

Was Jennifer there too?

to get a definite answer, she asked her

tone turned unkind. "I told her that she's

it meant that Jennifer wouldn't see Ivan

was as sweet as honey

two caught up with each other

files in her hand and said to her, “You can go upstairs to see

and gave the old lady a polite bow,

"Go, please."

for them to meet

here for ten days, that

son, the kids and her

hope and a smile that had long

perfect family

the preparation of a bumper feast was

Finnley had brought him the syringe and nutrient solution from the drawer

had reached the floor saw three rooms with a sign

Darice, Ivan, Rowan.

Who was Darcie?