Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 846 Can't Find Her

Mya's eyes fell on the beautiful hand hanging from the edge of the bed, which was held in his palm just now!

She caught them right on the spot. Was he guilty?

Mya quickly regained her composure. When she saw Finnley's embarrassed look, she turned around and left without saying a word! "Mya!" Finnley chased out instinctively, "Don't take me wrong!" S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

In the hospital corridor, where people came and went, Mya was running, and Finnley chased after her.

That was unacceptable to Mya!

He hid such things from her!

She was so angry that she didn't take the elevator because she didn't want to wait for the door to open. She ran to the corridor, and ran upstairs quickly!

When Finnley chased into the corridor, she was gone. So, he rushed downstairs!

They missed each other perfectly.

The wind on the roof was very strong. Mya was standing by the railing, and just now the helicopter landed right here.

about the mood when she came here, she felt ironic! She saw Finnley holding Eloise's hand!

rang. Mya lowered her eyes. It was Finnley's name on

and she

Mya closed her eyes and took a deep breath. She forced herself to calm

of

the crowd, looked around anxiously. He was still

she come here alone? It was so late. Finnley was worried about

her downstairs, he ran out of the hospital,

bustling street lighted by neon lights. Everything seemed peaceful. The girl he was looking for was nowhere to be found. Looking at the countless missed calls, Finnley regretted that he had muted his phone, although he didn't mean it.

Claire. Finnley quickly

Claire said anxiously, "Didn't you promise Eloise's father that you'll be by her

Claire and the Calders were in Eloise's

hands were still hanging on the edge of

could faintly hear Madeline

saw me in the ward with Eloise, and then she ran away. I chased downstairs but she

phone.” Finnley was sad

with them. So, she said to Finnley, "Come

stood in the cold