The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Presley stared at Alyssa, his face turning a shade of stormy blue with anger.

“I never intended to steal them. They are my great-grandkids by right now.”

“You could abandon your grandson, and now you have the gall to claim your great-grandkids?”

Presley took a deep breath, “Fine, I won’t let Chloe know I was here, okay!? Happy now!?”

“Better off staying away.”

Yasmine and Queen Julia changed clothes and came over.d2

Presley glanced at them, his expression turning stiff as he looked away.

Yasmine gave them a brief, indifferent look. “How many children have you raised? Other than stirring up trouble, you just prove that you’re nothing but an unwanted extra. If you want to come, I won’t stop you, but don’t expect anyone to cater to your ego.”

Alyssa spoke up firmly, “Don’t worry, I won’t agree to him coming around every day.”

Yasmine’s lips curled into a faint smile. “We can’t stop him from seeing his great-grandkids. As for my daughter, she’s not about to get upset over him.”

Alyssa fell silent.

Yasmine took Queen Julia’s hand and they entered the sterile room.

Queen Julia chuckled softly, “After living together for so many years, who can truly cut ties completely?”

Yasmine hummed softly, “It’s a bit much, even for Alyssa to put on such a long act.”

Queen Julia mused, “Mm-hmm, but I think there’s some real emotion in there too.”

“How else could she make us believe her?”

Queen Julia shrugged noncommittally.

Yasmine shook her head. She wouldn’t agree to him coming every day? That was such an obvious bluff.

The two little angels were still sound asleep. Lying in their incubators, they looked so serene and beautiful it melted your heart.

Two fresh new lives.

Both were quietly marveling at life’s miracle.

“They are absolutely gorgeous,” Queen Julia said with affection.

Yasmine peered at them through the glass, her usually composed face softening with warmth. “Yes, they are beautiful.”

“The Harpers have really taken good care of Chloe. Look at the babies’ skin, so tender.”

Yasmine turned to Queen Julia, her eyes reflecting a touch of curiosity.

softly, “Decades ago, newborns were wrinkly and small, mostly due

Yasmine nodded in understanding.

you had Chloe, what

silent for a moment,

Julia was surprised, “I thought the Summers family was always

her head, her gaze fixed on the

that the Summers family let me give birth

though the Summers family did many terrible things, she didn’t harbor a deep-seated hatred for them. Having Chloe

“I may not know everything that happened, but I do know you suffered a lot. But it’s all in the past now, my dear. You have a wonderful daughter,

really let go. And I certainly

your life. Make him spend the rest of his days making it up to

shook her head, “It’s

and cautious around you, yet you don’t find enough reason to fully forgive him. Deep down, you want

deep breath, “It seems right. Sometimes I even wish he’d fall for someone else.” It would be easier for her to

was confused. But feelings were something she couldn’t decide for Yasmine. She

the babies had

were a spitting image

outside the box to confirm it was the brother. She stepped forward, her eyes

in surprise, “Oh my goodness. He’s

it was surprising. And those eyes, almost a carbon copy of Damon. Genetics were

carefully picked him up from

blanket gently wiggled his head, his tiny hands still clenching, his arms not even reaching beyond

it was

now, he had indeed opened his eyes.

glanced at the sleeping great-granddaughter and then at the great-grandson in Yasmine’s

gently handed the baby over to her. Queen Julia was extra careful, taking him into her arms, and the baby

times, but I’ll say it again,

her head, “I’m not sure, we can ask

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“Hold on!”

“We really need to talk about the baby names.” Queen Julia said with a glance at Yasmine and

in the act of opening his eyes, had been passed around for cuddles

eyes again upon hearing the crying,

the brother, who couldn’t see her, furrowed his brow and began to cry as well. For newborns, any emotion could only be

had everyone in a bit of a

took one of the babies. They were veterans after all, and it only took a few minutes for the sister’s cries to cease. Soon after, the brother’s wails also came

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be quite lively

beautiful great-grandchildren into the world in one go. I must have done something good in

her words, his expression turning slightly awkward. Now, looking at his great-grandchildren,

in the grave, he had done all he could to preserve the Harper family legacy and successfully handed it down to his descendants. Whatever happened after that, good or bad, he’d be none the wiser once his eyes closed for the last

what might happen decades or even centuries from now? All he wanted now was to focus all his energy on his great-grandchildren, making sure

when she saw the grandchildren in everyone’s arms. Her eyes immediately misted over. She approached, her voice trembling, “Can I