Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Triplets’ Attack: Game Over Daddy Chapter 460

Chapter 460 Treat Me Like a Mother

After dinner, the two of them left the restaurant and strolled around the mall.

Abbie brought her to a fashion boutique. Only after entering the store did the staff welcome.

“Mr. Campbell.”

Their dining place was in one of the S Mall in W City. Abbie was the founder of the S Mall.

She would visit this place from time to time, so they knew her.

Abbie nodded slightly. In the future, S Group will be a Lizzy’s.

Even though that man is the CEO of a company, my daughter deserves him too.

If she got married, she’ll prepare many gifts for her. She’ll definitely get married happily.

Abbie nodded slightly and led Elizabeth into the store.

“Lizzy, the clothes of this brand are quite good. There are also children’s clothes too. You can

choose some for them. I’ll pay for it. It’s a present for them.”

She wanted to give Lizzy a lot more. However, she did not dare to give it to Lizzy because

she was afraid that it would make her scared.

I will ask my sister to handle the S Group’s affairs. Lizzy trusts Tiffany. I’m sure she’ll listen to

Tiffany.

have to do this. I said I want

for them.

dare to enter such a shop. Such an

expensive.

clothing would cost tens of thousands. How could she

would hurt a little, she could still

460 Treat Me

had wanted to touch it a long time ago.

was a child. It was just that

I’m about the same age as your mother, so I will treat your

my own grandchildren. Don’t reject

she was and she couldn’t

“Okay.”

saw what she liked, she

price was too high, and

behind her, saw everything. This child was

a low voice, “Wrap up all the

said just

busy. After

apologetically.

see any thing suitable for

herself when she said this, “sure enough, I didn’t see good

until now.”

brand of clothes would cost tens of

all cost hundreds of thousands, and the prices

reached

kids needed 3 outfits. In that case,

it. She can’t afford it, let alone take advantage of Auntie

a store where she normally shopped. The