All Chapters of Returning with the CEO'S Twins For Revenge : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The next day, Dulce was up and about and ready to reschedule that meeting from yesterday. The kids had gone for their regular routine and Becker had left earlier saying he had work associates coming in early that morning. They had shared a kiss and that was it. Dulce was driving her way to work with the radio sounding in all its glory in her car. Out of the blue, her phone beeped in her purse. Dread washed up on her face as she got out of her car. She already knew it just had to be a text from him and despite feeling a bit of excitement going down, the dread was inescapable. She read the mail out. — I'd like to see you. Dulce was nearly forced to groan in anger, but she didn't. Instead, she replied. — no. I doubt that's a good idea! And we only speak for business purposes! — but this is business. Let's meet, please. He replied almost immediately, and Dulce was almost asking him if he had no job to do. Because she had one that wouldn't do itself. — Fine. Just stop sending m

Dulce heard Oleta question Becker, and she quickly ran to the scene. At first, she had no idea how to respond to their question or the right explanation for her conversation with Becker. The children, though tender, were very smart. The children faced her immediately. They saw her running up the stairs and when she got to them, she nodded her head. "Yes, your father will be coming to take you guys out to have fun. I hope you are happy with that?” She asked, ignoring, Becker's stern look at her. “Yes!” The twins both cringed and jumped happily at their mother's outburst, making Dulce wonder how they had gotten so close to Aspen that they would love to see him each time. "I told you I don't agree with that,” Becker said more in a whisper. Dulce swirls her head to face him. “We'll talk this out later,” she said, pulling the children into her hands and walking back down the stairs. Becker's stares followed after them. Dulce was starting to act strangely at him, and it was

Dulce was torn between whether it was appropriate to have come or not when Becker walked in. Even though they had only been talking, she could not help but feel guilty. Becker stood at a place and stared at the sight before him. Aspen clenched his fist, seeming not to be bothered by Becker's presence. Dulce had promised to let him pick up the kids from Aspen's house while she returned home to get some rest instead. And that was why he was in the house of the one man that she knew he had no love lost for. She had rushed here in a hurry, too restless to remember to call and inform him not to worry about heading over anymore since she had already gotten here. Though, not intended. “Hello, Becker,” Aspen said smoothly. Dulce fought the urge to tap her foot restlessly like a child caught stealing chocolate when she was doing nothing wrong. Not that she couldn't be here if she had reasons to. She had a good reason to be there, Her children were important. However, the way it happ

“Will you tell me what is in the document?” Dulce said with a frown. Becker merely gestured for her to open it. Grabbing the document, she pointed to a seat, raising her eyebrow in question. “Will you sit down at least?” She asked. Becker took a seat and gestured towards the document again, his smile nothing but smug like he had found out something big. Like he had found out a secret. “Will you open it?” Becker asked and gestured towards the envelope again. “I did some serious research before I was able to get all of this information. So go ahead and open it.” His last sentence made Dulce even more curious about what was in the document and hurriedly, she opened the paper and her mouth widened in surprise. Staring at her was a picture of Aspen. The entire information was about Aspen. There were cut out pictures of him in the document, and her hands froze in place when she finally saw the article that made her blood cease. “What is this?” She asked Becker with shock clo

Even though speaking with Aspen had reassured Dulce that he had everything under control, she was very annoyed by Becker's actions. He had gone too far, intruding into another man's privacy. And she would have understood if Becker was really doing all of this because he believed Aspen would not be a good father to the children, but she knew that was not the case. What started as an act had become real. Too real for any sort of convenience. She knew that he was only doing it because he was jealous of Aspen and because he was scared that Aspen's sudden presence in their lives would ruin their relationship. A relationship that was never meant to be this serious. She had tried to reassure him that this was not the case, but he remained obstinate and so blind with jealousy that he refused to see that what he was doing was very wrong. That he was becoming someone that she could not trust. He was actively trying to sabotage her children's relationship with their father, and it was