All Chapters of Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

Kara's smile suddenly faded. The air around her had turned heavy. "It's not what you think, Mrs. Johnson." She tried to control her tone. "Louis and Emily don't like their plates to be too full. That’s why I gave them room to cut and scoop food." "Yes, I don't like my plate being too full. The food could spill," Louis said with a serious expression. "Yes, so do I," Emily nodded. However, Diana snorted. "You're not used to taking care of the kitchen and you're not very skilled at taking care of your children. What makes your husband put up with you?" "Kara is not like that," Frank's voice started to rise, even though he was trying to keep it level. "But that's the reality." Diana put the knife and fork on top of the remaining food on her plate. "She gave little food to the children and too much to the elderly. She is not only an inept housewife, but also a woman who pays little attention to other people. Is her job all this time just making up herself and having fun?" "Grandma,

"Wow, it turns out the inn is crowded today?" Sophia stepped onto the porch. When her eyes caught Frank's face, her eyebrows arched upwards. "Frank Harper?" Her forefinger was pointed forward. Her mouth was kept open. Frank smiled formally. "Long time no see, Mrs. Miller. What a surprise we could meet again. You came with Finnic?" Diana's expression suddenly stiffened, while Abigail stared wide-eyed. However, none of them made a sound. "About that," Sophia let out an awkward laugh. She tucked her hair behind her ear. "We did keep it a secret from the public. I'm not Mrs. Miller anymore. Call me Miss Moore." Frank flinched. "You guys ... aren't together anymore?" Sophia nodded with her chin bent. "Yeah, I know. We've only been together a few months. But what can we do?" She shrugged her shoulders. "It turned out that we weren't compatible. Moreover, his company was facing big challenges recently. His focus was divided. For him, saving the company was more important than saving o

"Yeah, if that's your reason, I can understand." Kara nodded, but her expression was stiff. Sophia was having difficulty guessing what's in her heart. She couldn't continue the "attack" if Kara's reaction was flat. "Since Grandma isn't here, may I continue my work? I think the sauce can be poured." Sophia blinked. "Yes, of course." She raised the corners of her lips. "Thank you." Kara went to get the sauce from the stove. At that moment, Frank muttered, "My wife is indeed kind and patient. She doesn't give in because she is weak, but she knows what is best for everyone, even if she has to accept slander." The air in Sophia's lungs became heavier. However, as best as possible, she regulated her breathing rhythm so that it remained normal. "Yes, Kara is very kind. You must be grateful to have a wife like her." "She is irreplaceable." Without waiting for another reply, Frank put his arm around Kara's waist again. Over her shoulder, he watched how she poured the sauce. "Grandma

"Just like you, I also really loved my husband." Diana's voice was thin and hoarse. However, she still continued. "Before I got married, I was a career woman like you, but I was much worse. All I could do was work, dress up, and go shopping. But after getting married, I put all my determination into changing." A bitter laugh escaped Diana's wrinkled lips. "I learned to cook, take care of the house, and take care of my son. I thought that way, my husband would be happy and love me more. But what happened?" She shook her head slowly. A single tear passed from the edge. "That man just wanted the benefits she could get from me. He loved his job more, his success. And that really hurt my feelings." Diana turned to Sophia. She didn't care if her red eyes showed. "He never appreciated my hard work. He would rather eat with his clients than with me. And he would rather go on business trips than travel with me. You know what he said when I was outspoken, asking for his attention?" Sophi

An hour passed, the twins looked much happier. Emily had forgotten her worries, and Louis was increasingly impatient about riding. "Daddy, Daddy!" The twins ran over to Frank who was standing at the stable entrance. When Frank lowered his body, the two toddlers immediately jumped to embrace him. "Daddy, Sophia is so cool! She rides like a brave knight." While laughing warmly, Frank patted his children's tiny backs. "Is it true?" "Yes!" Louis let go of his embrace, bringing his twinkling eyes to his father’s. "She could even make that horse jump over a hay bale!" "Daddy should have watched earlier. Uncle Jeremy also admitted that Sophia was great." Frank glanced at the man who had just arrived by their side. His smile was mischievous. "Are you fascinated by Sophia?" Jeremy shrugged lightly. "Just trying to please the twins. They keep forcing me to admit that Sophia is cool." "Sophia is cool, Uncle." "She's beautiful and good at riding. She's like a royal princess going to war