All Chapters of Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Chapter 421 - Chapter 430

"Philip, look!" Barbara pointed at the candles that were lined up to form a path leading to the bedroom. "Isn't this very sweet?" Philip smiled slightly. Rubbing Barbara's arm, he whispered, "This is just the beginning, but you already like it?" Barbara nodded. Her eyes filled with tears. "Yes, the twins are full of ideas. I don't know how they can be that romantic, even though they are still so young." "Is that sarcasm to me?" Philip furrowed an eyebrow. Barbara chuckled. "No. Let's follow the drone before Emily grumbles again." A moment later, they found Emily's handwriting on the wall near their bedroom door. "Congratulations, Uncle and Auntie! Happy wedding!" There were several flowers drawn in various colors on the paper. In the bottom row, a bride and groom were painted kissing. A heart came out of their mouths. "Oh, this is so cute." "Yeah, Emily is cute." Suddenly, the drone approached them then moved back and forth. Philip and Barbara could tell that Louis was annoye

Failing to jog his memory, the wedding organizer staff contacted his colleague. "Monitor two. Please provide information. What was the guest's name?" While the staff listened to the answer, Frank and Kara exchanged glances. Their breath was held. Their hearts were beating faster. "Report, Sir. The name of the guest is Sean. He came with his wife. He walks with a cane." Hearing that name, Frank and Kara breathed a sigh of relief. The twins turned around with round eyes. "What? Sean is coming?" "Yes, Young Master." With sparkling eyes, Louis looked at his sister. "Emily, we can't just stay here. We have to welcome them!" Emily nodded slightly. "Yeah. Let's meet Sean!" Seeing that the two toddlers had already run, Frank kissed Kara's forehead. "Wait here. We won't be long." After she nodded, Frank hurriedly followed the twins. "Sean! Sean!" Ignoring Sean's slightly limping standing position, the twins rushed at him with a hug. Sean couldn't do much. He just smiled, whispered, "H

Ava approached Jeremy hesitantly. The man still had his elbows on his knees, bowed while massaging his temples. Occasionally, his shoulders seemed to rise, pressed by the tightness of his chest. Ava couldn't bear to see it. "Jeremy," she called softly. When the man glanced out of the corner of his eye, she continued, "Would you like me to accompany you?" Jeremy shook his head slightly. "I'm fine, Ava. Just need time to think. You just accompany the others at the dinner table. I'll catch up soon." While Jeremy nodded, trying to reassure her, Ava was lost in thought. After a short consideration, she sat on the same bench. "I won't be noisy. Just pretend I'm not here. You can continue thinking." Ava lowered her head, not wanting to make Jeremy feel intimidated. However, Jeremy’s sad gaze was still fixed on Ava. Only after a long sigh did he change his sight—back to the ultrasound image in his hand. "Did you know?" Jeremy's voice broke the silence. Ava glanced without turning her he

Louis and Emily waved with bright smiles. Even though they couldn't join in, they shared in the joy of the new couple. "Bye, Auntie and Uncle Philip! Happy honeymoon! Have fun there." "Let us know when you arrive! And don't forget to send lots of pictures." Barbara chuckled excitedly. "We won't arrive until tomorrow, Emily. But we'll definitely let you know later." "Okay, Auntie." The twins hugged Barbara then Philip. Then, pressing their backs against Frank and Kara, they waved their hands again. Philip and Barbara waved back with happy faces. Then, holding hands, they entered the departure gate. *** "Woohoo!" Barbara spread her arms while facing the ocean. Her face looked up, challenging the bright sky that stretched out above their ship. "It's very beautiful, Philip." Her eyes closed, enjoying the cool breeze on her cheeks. "This will be the best trip I've ever had." Seeing her cheerfulness, Philip smiled slightly. "You're so excited, Babe. I almost thought you were Louis.

"Look how steep those mountains are, Phil!" Barbara bowed down, peering at the mountain peaks that could be seen through the windshield. "Is the mountain we are going to climb that steep?" Philip glanced at his wife with a faint smile. "Why? Are you scared?" Barbara's lips pursed. "No. I'm with you. Why should I be afraid?" When she returned her gaze to the front, Barbara immediately pointed her index finger. "Look! That house is so cute. And why is it red again? Do all the houses here have red walls?" "Did you know? In ancient times, the paint color of the houses here reflected the social status of the owners." Barbara's eyebrows rose. "Social status?" Philip nodded. "Yes. Red paint is the cheapest compared to other paints. Because of this, many residents such as farmers and fishermen paint their houses red." While Barbara's mouth widened, Philip added, "Apart from that, there is yellow paint which is more expensive, then white paint. From there, the color of paint has become