Surprised Wife With Twins

Ivan planned to leave the next morning so he didn't tell Jennifer today. He would tell her tonight or the next morning as he didn’t want to upset her.

He thought she might also like him, probably.

Perhaps she felt the same way as he did.

Catherine didn't come to Kelsington Bay because Ivan told her specifically that he didn't want to see her here.

But Aubree didn't know this and she still thought Catherine would come for lunch, so she sent the menu to the cook and chose some dishes Catherine would like.

She still didn't come at eleven.

"Pippa, Catherine didn't say anything yesterday, did she?" Aubree was confused, "Did she say she wouldn't come today?"

"No."

"Then why hasn't she come?" Aubree then grabbed the phone and called her.

In a few seconds, Catherine's familiar voice came through, "Auntie." "Catherine, where are you? Lunch is almost ready, why haven't you come?"

“I won't be there today." Catherine said softly, “And auntie, there's something I need to remind you of."

"What?" Aubree got serious when hearing this, "You can talk to me." Catherine thought for a while, pretending to hesitate.

say it." Aubree guessed, "Is it lvan? Did he do something that upset you, so you

saw Ivan walk into Darcie's room yesterday at Kelsington Bay. I knocked for so long before they opened the

seemed she had

him so that he has been so obsessed with her lately.” Catherine added, "If not it, then why would he move to

a great explanation

really drug and control

would be horrible..." Aubree was worried, "What does she want? The Marsh Group? Or to

She doesn't have superpower or something. She can't

keep someone so evil around

Catherine said, "He won't live here when he's back and

for being so attentive and careful. I'l keep an eye on

“Yes, we'll go together.”

take good care of him.

will." Catherine added, "Take care, auntie. I have a meeting waiting for

"Okay."

call had ended but Aubree was still

took them so long to get the door and there were wrinkles on

he in love with that

to figure

of thinking,

The next morning.