Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 272 She Is Shy

As Antony and Arthur listened to the mother–and–daughter duo’s conversation, their faces briefly darkened.

Antony tugged on Arthur, “Arthur, let’s go upstairs and check the room

The brothers planned to install a security system in the house. With that, they would be alerted whenever there was an intruder.

Now that they were living in such a spacious house, they needed to be extra cautious.

Elizabeth played with Abby for a moment. Then, she went to the kitchen and saw Cody busy with work

“I’ll wash the vegetables.”

She took the leafy greens aside and started washing them. Meanwhile, Cody cleaned the fish and meat.

“Lizzy, this is genuinely a nice house. The kitchen is so spacious. It’s practically an honor to be able to cook here.”

Elizabeth was done with the vegetables. She broke into a smile when she heard Cody.

“Ms. Elliott, it will be tough for you to clean a house this big.”

Elizabeth and her children would help Cody with the chores during the

a housekeeper, the latter had been helping her a lot outside of her duty scope. Additionally, Cody was genuinely nice to the three kids. Thus,

all right. I have nothing to do anyway, I consider

Abby walked into the kitchen. “Mommy,

It immediately reminded her of the scene

to meet him, for they had gotten so

for Mr. Hilton Leave the

why don’t you go and greet

a new house, everything was well–prepared. It seemed Michael had an inkling they would move in as soon

of coffee beans at the counter in the dining room. After brewing it, she carried the drink to the

her eyes. At present, he had already

undone in its natural state. Instead of his typical aloofness, he now exuded a

her large, iridescent

that the girl thought Matthew was handsome too. Similarly, Elizabeth found him extraordinarily attractive

she placed the coffee before him. “Mr. Hilton, the food will be ready soon. Please have a

at her deeply, his gaze

wildly. She knew exactly what he

took a seat a distance away from him. Otherwise, she felt that flames,