All Chapters of Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Chapter 271 - Chapter 280

Seeing her favorite person, Diana's face immediately brightened. "It's nothing, Sophie. It's no big deal. It's just that Kara refused my request to make dinner." "It wasn't Mommy who refused. It was us who forbade her. Mommy has a fever," Louis explained in an annoyed tone. Sophia blinked in annoyance. However, two seconds later, the sound of her laughter was heard. "Gosh, Grandma. If Kara can't make it, I'm willing to prepare dinner. You don't need to be angry." "Sophie, why are you siding with them? I just want this woman to cook. Can't you just fulfill an old woman's wish?" Confusion spread in the air. No one dared to refute Diana's last sentence. Like it or not, Kara made a decision—to give in again. "Okay, I'll prepare dinner. Do you have any special orders, Grandma?" Diana's chin lifted along with her eyebrows. "Anything. What's important is that you cook. Not someone else." "Okay." Kara nodded while secretly glancing at Frank, asking for him not to say anything else. On

Kara's eyebrows furrowed. "Please don't be angry, Mrs. Johnson. We're not playing around. There was an emergency earlier. Now, I'll go back to the kitchen and continue cooking, hmm?" Kara spoke so gently. However, Diana responded with a harsh snort. "Continue cooking you said? You think I don't know? Sophia is the one who has been busy in the kitchen. She prepared dinner alone." Kara's jaw clenched. Her chest was tight and her lungs were hot. Once might be a coincidence, but twice was intentional. Sophia and Diana had broken through the limits of her tolerance. "Sorry, Mrs. Johnson. I don't understand whether you close your eyes on purpose or what. But since earlier, the others and I have been busy in the kitchen. Sophia wasn't the one who prepared all that." Everyone's eyes spontaneously widened. They didn't expect Kara's patience to finally wear out. Meanwhile, Diana was stunned. "You dare deny it?" "You can check the kitchen. There are potatoes that have only been half peele

Emily blinked in confusion. Her lips pursed. "Why are you sad, Sophia? When you have children later, I'm sure they will be amazing, because their mothers are great too." Sophia shook her head helplessly. "Don't you guys know yet? I've separated from Finnic. We're no longer husband and wife." "Then, just find a new husband who is better than him. Later you can have good children too," Louis replied lightly. "Yes, you can meet another man and remarry, like Grandma Melanie and Mr. Harris. Look! They have a daughter as beautiful as Auntie Barbara." Emily cupped her cheeks and made a sweet expression. Sophia's smile turned stiff. She hoped the twins would ask why, but why were those toddlers thinking forward? "Finding a husband is not that easy, Kids. Not everyone is as good as your father." She tried to dig another hole. "Uncle Jeremy is nice and he's still single." Louis nodded confidently. "Yeah, do you need our help to get close to him? If you two get married, your children will

Philip followed Diana. The old woman was walking towards the front porch. When she arrived near the pole, she gripped her chest and staggered. Philip quickly grabbed her elbow. "Grandma, are you okay?" Diana gasped. As she turned around, tears welled up in her eyes. Her hands waved, asking Philip to step back. "Please ... leave me alone. I don't want to see anyone." Her breath was ragged. "But you don't look well. Are you sick?" Philip brought his head forward, examining Diana more closely. He was now sure that her face was redder than usual. "Do you still take medicine regularly?" Diana's lips trembled even more intensely. In the past, she felt warm every time she received attention from the children he cared for. But now, her chest was burning. She became increasingly irritated. "Don't pretend to care about me. I don't need your fake attention." With unsteady steps, Diana approached a chair. She sat there with her head in her hands. Philip could only watch her in silence fo

"I'm a little curious," Jeremy folded his arms in detective-style. "How could Sophia ask you two to talk?" "She said she overheard Auntie's words." "Me?" Barbara stared wide eyed, pointing at herself. Louis nodded. "About Auntie's regret if Philip fails to claim his prize. Sophia thinks that if our relationship with Grandma is bad, Philip's mission could be hampered. Auntie will be sad if that happens." "Sophia also said that she could help us if she knew more clearly about the mission," Emily added. Frank took a deep breath, and so did the people by his side. "Everything is clear now. She must have deliberately provoked the children to talk so that Grandma would misunderstand," Philip said in a low tone. "Does it mean Sophia is evil? She's our enemy?" Emily pressed her forehead with her eyebrows. Louis' cheeks puffed up. "She claimed to be a friend, but it turns out, she trapped us. I should have not trusted her. Should we give her a lesson, Daddy?" "Louis?" Kara stroked her