Taking Alpha's Twins Away After Divorce by AlisTae

"I am afraid I will kill your child if I do."

Adrian's voice was chilly, and it came out as a warning.

Natalia was silent, not letting out a sound. However, as if he could feel her presence, he turned around, and their gaze met. "Adrian? Please don't kill the child. I am afraid to stay here alone."

Hazel's voice was coming out of the phone as the phone was on loudspeaker.

Natalia forced her gaze away from Adrian's dark eyes. She shifted her gaze to the phone, which lay on the railing's frame.

She slowly walked toward it while rubbing her hair. She removed the towel and placed it on the railing before grabbing Adrian's phone.

"Hello? Adrian? Are you listening to me?"

Natalia glanced at Adrian, who looked surprised to see her. His curious gaze was visible to her.

"Don't disturb my husband. He won't come back. Because I am with him and I will always be."

After saying that with a cold tone, Natalia cut the call.

Adrian's eyes did not move from her.

She was the one who broke eye contact again. She moved to the railing and grabbed it lightly. She saw how the trees were moving because of the cold breeze. Adrian also turned around. His eyes were now focused on the forest, the darkness inside them fading slowly.

turned her head to look at

was about to touch his lips again, she lifted her hand and grabbed his wrist to

you wouldn't

immediately removed her hand and looked away from him. She mumbled in a low

would not

thought about

I go, I can hear that

took a deep puff before smashing the cigarette bud on the frame. Then

look like I trusted her. She should get some overconfidence When people are overly confident, they make mistakes. I am

nodded her head

time. She could feel his gaze over

while, she felt

her head, he moved his

on

moved behind her and

said he is coming next

were wrapping around her waist

turned around to face him. Sensing his nervous expression, she remembered how he had stopped her from contacting

you tell him anything?" he asked, arching