All Chapters of Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

Louis widened his smile. "I'll remember your names well. Who knows, maybe we'll meet again another day. We can repay your kindness when it happens." "Oh, you're so cute. What are your names, Sweet Kids?" "I'm Louis and this is my sister, Emily. We are twins, only a few minutes apart. I was born first," Louis explained in a proud tone. "Oh, okay. I'll remember that too. See you later, Louis, Emily." The twins waved with a sweet smile. As the young couple looked away, their expressions immediately turned serious. "Emily, that's the car! Come on, help me get the key. Do you still remember the steps we discussed earlier?" Emily nodded. Then, they approached the car. They didn't care about the warning signs posted there at all. "It is prohibited to touch the car or take the key. Violators will be fined $10,000." When no one was paying attention, Louis carefully lifted the glass box. Emily swiftly grabbed the key and replaced it with Louis' rubber eraser. Its shape was a flat box an

Emily put her hands together in front of her chest. Her prayer sounded loud in the car. Louis could only agree. He was too busy thinking about how to deal with the enemy. In the midst of the fierce battle, suddenly, Emily felt a vibration from her watch. Seeing the call coming from Frank, she breathed a sigh of relief. "Daddy!" "Princess, where is your brother?" Emily brought her watch closer to Louis. "Daddy! We are under attack. We’re hiding in the Range Rover, but it turns out, they have a level 8 rifle! The car window can only withstand two shots. The left-side window has been hit twice! So I turned the car to face the rifle,” Louis explained before flinching because a bullet had just hit the windshield. "Turn the car towards seven o'clock!" "Okay, Daddy. Seven o'clock, seven o'clock." "That way, Louis!" Emily helped him thinking. Quickly, Louis carried out the order. Just as he stopped the car, a bullet hit the arm of the man with the rifle. "Aargh!" The shot that shou

Horrified, the twins immediately leaned closer to their father. Frank reassured them with a brief smile. "Mrs. Moore, we are sorry for the misfortune that befell your family. You need to know, we had no intention of bringing anyone down. All we did was defending ourselves. You were the ones who attacked us first in various ways. Your husband even intended to shot my son earlier." "Don't distort the facts!" Patricia pointed her finger at Frank. "You came here on purpose and created chaos. Then you accused my husband of nonsense even though you were the one who was at fault!" "Are you angry because we broke the tables and chairs here?" Louis spoke up. "Sorry. But we did it because we didn't want to be thrown overboard." "Yes, Louis and I don't want to be separated." "Shut up! I've had enough of your acting." Before Patricia cursed any longer, Frank straightened his hand. "That's enough, Mrs. Moore. I hope you can learn from the mistakes of your husband and daughter. If you kept bl

Jeremy shrugged. He glanced briefly at Ava before returning to watching the harmony of his brother's family. "I don't know. I didn't count it." A second later, Jeremy said nothing more. The silence made Ava's eyebrows furrow slightly. "Why are you here?" "Are you the only one allowed to stand here?" Sighing, Ava looked away. Her eyes rolled faintly. "Did you come to blame me? Do you want to sue me for the accident that happened to us earlier?" Jeremy didn't answer. He just pocketed his hands, standing more relaxed. "Why are you silent? Say what you want to say. Do you want to scold me? Do it! I'm ready." "Are you okay?" Ava flinched. Her head tilted back, her blinking stopped. Getting no response, Jeremy glanced over. His eyes were dim. "You told me to say what I wanted to say. After I said it, you kept quiet?" Ava exhaled quickly. Turning around, she muttered, "There's no point in me keeping up with your jokes. It's not funny at all." Just as her feet were about to take a

"What?" Ava turned around with her face still wrinkled. However, when she saw her mother, she gasped. "Mom?" Ava walked stiffly towards the bed. With teary eyes, she grabbed Mrs. Connor's fingers. "You’re awake?" Mrs. Connor blinked. Her fingers moved slightly. Seeing that response, Ava's laughter spread into the air. "Oh my God! The miracle I've been waiting for has finally come." Ava hugged her mother and shed tears. "Oh, thanks God. Thanks." She kissed her mother repeatedly. Her hand gripped the weak fingers as if she was reluctant to let go. "Thanks for waking up, Mom. Thanks for sticking around for a few months. You're amazing." After wiping her eyes, she looked at her mother closely. "Do you need anything? Do you want something to drink? Are you thirsty?" Mrs. Connor opened her mouth with difficulty. Her jaw was stiff. She hadn't used it for too long. At that moment, Ava gasped. "Wait. This isn't right. I can't immediately offer you a drink. Doctor has to examine you fir