All Chapters of Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father: Chapter 431 - Chapter 440

Barbara's breath had been heavy. Feeling tired, she raised her hands and paddles up. "Woohoo! I won!" Philip stopped right next to Barbara's kayak. The curve of his lips was sweet. His eyes were full of love. "Where’s the finish line anyway?" Barbara turned her head with bright sparkling eyes. "Didn't you see it? It was back there." She pointed her finger behind her back. Philip let out an amused laugh. "Okay, I admit I lost. My wife is good at rowing now." Barbara laughed too. She felt silly for being happy about her victory. Even though it was clear, Philip deliberately gave in. "It's such a beautiful day, Phil. So is this view. Look at the water. How could it be so clear? It feels like I'm skating on crystal." Barbara ruffled the water with her paddle. "Look! The water is like crystal drops." Philip tilted his head, watching how his wife admired the ocean. "Yes, there is no rubbish and no pollution. There is only you here with me. That’s what makes this view beautiful." Ba

Half an hour passed, Barbara was panting. Her face was red, covered in beads of sweat. "Are you tired?" Philip rubbed her forehead again. "No." "Why don't we rest for a while? With those red cheeks and that sigh, you look like you've had a night's exercise. I don't want any other men to see you like this." Barbara laughed faintly. "But we can't rest in the middle of the stairs like this. We could disturb other climbers." Philip pointed at a point, not far above them. "There's a place to rest." "Okay, let’s have a seat there for a moment." Barbara quickened her pace even though her knees were shaking. She couldn't wait to rest her feet. As soon as she sat on a large rock, Barbara closed her eyes and let out a long sigh. Her hands were clenched into fists, hitting her thighs which felt sore and itchy. "Please don't do that if there are other people around," Philip said, handing her a bottle of water. "Why?" Barbara opened her eyes again. "Those sounds and expressions you usua

"Philip ...." Philip turned his head. Barbara apparently still closed her eyes in the next seat. Her brows furrowed, her head moved vaguely. "Yes, Babe?" Philip leaned closer. "Please don't go too fast. We'll roll forward," Barbara cooed, making Philip's eyes widen. "We've stopped, Babe. Our campervan is in the parking area." Barbara shook her head faintly. Her eyes twitched faster. "Philip, slow down. I'll trip again. Philip ...." Realizing that Barbara was delirious, Philip snorted a laugh. Gently, he stroked her shoulder. "Baby, you're dreaming. Wake up." "Philip ... Philip!" Barbara gasped. Her eyes looked red as she lifted her lids. "Philip?" She looked around. Her shoulders were still rising and falling to compensate for the short breaths. "We're not rolling down the mountain?" Philip chuckled. "No, we're in a campervan. What you experienced just now was just a dream." Blinking, Barbara gathered her senses. "I dreamed? Thank goodness." She leaned her head back again

"Here ...." Barbara handed the pot and two packets of instant noodles to Poppy. "Please tell your friend not to bother us anymore." "I'm not bothering—" "Shania," Poppy stopped her friend, "we already got dinner from them. No need to make a fuss." While Shania snorted and looked away, Poppy nodded to Barbara. "Thank you. Tomorrow we will return the pot clean and also two packets of noodles." After nodding lazily, Barbara took her bowl and sat down beside Philip. "Do you want more?" Philip asked while Barbara was blowing on her noodles. "You won't get enough if I eat more." Barbara blinked innocently. Philip shook his head with a sweet smile. "This is too much for me. Besides, we still have other food if we're not full." Barbara brought her bowl closer. "Okay then. Just a little, Philip." While her husband added noodles to her bowl, Barbara's eyes moved to the side again. "Why are you still here? Do you want to eavesdrop on our conversation?" Poppy and Shania blinked. "Who's

"Shania!" Poppy's voice suddenly broke Shania's thoughts. When she turned around, her best friend was holding out her clothes. "Wear this first. I think Philip is right. Soon, there could be visitors coming to watch the midnight sun. Don't let them see you like this." Shania's eyes filled with tears, looking straight at her best friend's face. Her lips were pressed tightly, waiting for words from her brain which was still busy digesting the situation. "I don't think our conditions are much different, Shania." Barbara broke the silence. "I don't have a best friend, but I have a good husband. As for you, you don't have a husband yet, but you have a best friend. If you think deeper, I think you win a little over me." Shania's eyes narrowed. "Why so?" Barbara pursed her mouth and looked up at the sky. "You can fall in love, date and get married in just an instant. But to find a true friend, everyone needs years. So ...." Barbara looked back at Shania with a hint of envy. "You still h