All Chapters of The Billionaire's Twins Play Matchmaker: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Her arms wrapped around his neck as he suddenly hoisted her off her feet and her legs encircled his waist. Carrying her to the master bedroom, he barely managed to kick the door closed before lowering her onto the bed. He trailed kisses down her neck as his hands worked their way under her shirt. Her back arched in response, wanting him closer. Fighting control, he peeled away her top, revealing her milky, fair skin and perky breasts. She always complained they were too small when compared to other women, but he loved the way they fit into his hands and mouth. Sitting up, Macey helped him out of his shirt and tugged at his pants, surprised by her own boldness. She had always been shy during their love-making, but there was a new sort of confidence in her body that drove him mad with desire. Julius quickly stripped her of the barriers, keeping her body from his even as he kicked away the last of his clothes. Lastly, he pulled out the clip tying her hai

Julius pulled on his shirt as he stepped down the hall. He paused at the kids’ door to see it was open and their beds empty. Aria’s bed covers had been recklessly tossed aside while Caden’s was neatly made. Macey’s motherly instincts were not wrong. Impressed, he continued to the living room to see them kneeling at the coffee table. Aria was quietly coloring with her hair a tangled mess. Caden tapped at his mother’s laptop. His early morning hair sported a cowlick. “Good morning,” Julius greeted. “Bonjour,” Aria smiled. Now that her language skills were out in the open she was happy to use them. “Are you two hungry?” Julius asked. “Yes!” Aria gave a characteristically enthusiastic answer that made Julius chuckle. “So, what do you normally have?” “Maman makes us oatmeal.” “And do you like oatmeal?” Aria made a face and stuck out her tongue. Caden scowled. Their mother dressed it up

Julius hurried to his car, forcing himself to leave his family. It was getting harder to leave them, not knowing if he would be allowed to return. His place was precarious and subject to Macey’s whim. After last night, it was clear she still desired him. Yet, her reluctance only heightened how much he hurt her. Would she let him stay, fearing it might end badly again? He had to find some way to prove his intentions were true. Sitting in his car, he pulled out his phone, glancing at March’s text message: Call me as soon as you get this. Sighing, he hit the call button. It rang once before March answered, “Finally! Where are you?” “I’m still at the villa. I made the kids French Toast for breakfast.” “So, you spent the night at the villa?” “Yeah.” “Really? So, what happened?” “Is that why you needed me to call you?” Julius ran a hand through his hair. He really didn’t want to discuss this ov

Macey stared at her computer screen, lost in thought. After revealing the truth about Julius, the kids went back to their usual activities. Aria was busy coloring and naming the subjects accordingly in different languages while Caden played piano. Neither seemed particularly shaken by the earth-shattering news their father was alive, let alone that he had been spending time with them. It made Macey wonder if perhaps Augustus had already let that one slip. She thought she would be mad at her father-in-law, but perhaps it was the natural course of action. Julius was his son after all. In truth, she wasn’t particularly bothered. She always intended to tell the twins about their father, but could never find a good time. But now, things were getting complicated. Macey always assumed Julius had moved on with his life after she left. She never expected him to spend the last several years looking for her. She definitely wasn’t expecting him to act so passi

Katherine sat in a cab, chewing her nails as she waited across the street from the parking garage exit of the DaLair corporate office. She tried the front entrance first, only to find security waiting to escort her out. As much as she tried to protest, claiming Julius had only been joking, security took his last orders seriously. Until Julius told them directly to ignore his last order, she was barred from the building. Next, she tried to enter through the parking area, knowing there had to be elevator access. Unfortunately, the parking garage had barred gates and only those with company keycards could access it. Denied twice, she had no choice but to sit and wait. The cab driver said nothing as they idled. Every minute the meter continued to run up, so it meant more money for him. Katherine ignored him as he worked on his crossword puzzle. Her mind again recalled her father’s scolding. She knew they were having difficulties with her father’s hotels, b