The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 63

Chapter 63

Summer Frost POV

I didn’t ever want to meet Hunter’s family for any reason, Though I’ve not met any of his family members yet, according to what i heard, he lost his Dad at a very tender age and his single Mom brought him up along with his sister. Rumor had it that Mrs Moore and her daughter are problematic, and trust me, I didn’t want to deal with another set of psychopathic family, but do I have a choice when Dad kept pushing me?

Miguel stood up as soon as I walked inside the living room, fully dressed for the dinner. Jack and Jake were already waiting for me since Dad asked to bring them over.

“Are you sure you don’t want me to come with you, ma’am?” Miguel inquired, but I just smiled at him and shook my head slightly. I really wanted him to come with me even if he was not going to save me there. I just needed someone by my side, but I knew it wasn’t a good idea and Dad won’t like that since this was supposed to be between families, so there was no point bringing him with me.

“You look gorgeous, Mommy.” Jack complimented me with a sweet smile on his face as he looked up at me.

I was going to say that first,” Jake pouted his lips and whined.

“Thank you, kids.

You two look cute. Come on, let’s go.”

“Let me help you with that,” Jake reached for my handbag and took it from me even though I insisted I didn’t want him to carry it. I eventually allowed

him to.

“Mommy, it’s getting late. Are we sleeping over at grandpa’s place?” Jack asked as soon as I tucked them in the backseat of the car and fastened the

seatbelt on them.

“I don’t know yet. I’ll let you know later,” I finally went to hop in the driver’s seat and drove off.

The drive didn’t take much time before we arrived, and an unfamiliar car was parked at the parking lot which only meant that Hunter and his family arrived already. I was about to step out of the car when my phone beeped and I checked to see a text from Dad.

“Where are you? We’ve all been waiting for you!

“Come on, kids,” I removed my seatbelt after I dropped my phone back inside my handbag, picked it Jack out of the car and led them to the building.

up. and

of the car. I helped Jake

it to hug hi

him.

me with a smile and his arms spread wide as soon as I walked inside the living room,

My big boys,” He chuckled

y after he p

pulled away from me, and embraced

missed you so much, my

grandpa,” The kids smiled

but for now, let’s go to the dining room.

smiled.

the kids hands and led them away while I trailed

dining room with the unwelcoming disgusting glare from a woman in her fifties whom I assumed to be Hunter’s Mom. The slight resemblance between them was evident enough for me to know that she was really his Mom. She was chubby with a round face, short brown hair, brown eyes, small lips,

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a bad mood

dor was that lo

look for me?

in a traffic jam,” I didn’t have to apologize, but I thought it was

and my sister,” He introduced her along

partner to their family. It looked like he was the

nice to meet you, ma’am…” I paused and looked at Hunter

as much as I could to put on a smile even though there was nothing exciting to

The Hazel lady asked instead after she gave my kids a long stare and turned to

Hunter threw her a deadly glare, and

I forgot you told us that she is a single Mom. She’s not that bad,” She stated rudely as she shrugged, and I slowly

scolded her for the

was what I never expected my son to bring home, but what can I do when you insisted?” This woman was getting on my last nerve and I was

was already seated, expecting him to at least say something, but his

nothing to him.

wrong with being a single Mom?” Jack suddenly spoke up out of the blue moon, and everyone

baby was so smart, I wasn’t going to shed a drop of tears though I

Jack I’m

nice to interrupt adults when they are talking, but permit me to… Did you invite Mommy here so your Mom and sister can bully her?” Jake spoke up with anger in

“Jake, I’m sorry-

us. She is the strongest Mommy on earth for raising us alone. Why are you talking down on her when you should be praising her for raising two kids on her own?” Jack’s teary voice came up, breaking the last piece of my