All Chapters of Being a Mom to Twins CEO: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Cade turned around and found Gina who was staring at the floor with an incredulous look. The girl's face was bright red with anger."What's wrong?" Cade approached.The floor near Mike's chair was covered in sticky liquid."Sorry, Ms. Treyvon. I didn't mean to." Mike said casually. His expression showed false remorse. There was a smirk hidden in the corner of the boy's mouth.Gina shook her head repeatedly. "No," she said as she looked at the boy. "You did it on purpose, Mike. You spilled it on purpose. I saw it myself."She wanted so badly to kill this boy.Mike didn't argue with her. He just moved his small shoulders indifferently."What do you mean, Mike? Why did you spill it?" Gina chased after the boy's indifference. The egg liquid became very disgusting when it was on the floor. The boy seemed to want her to clean the floor again today."Gina, stop talking nonsense. Mike said it was an accident and he already apologized." Cade said in a cold tone.Gina held her head in despair.

The only thing for the children to do was to call their father."Daddy, can you come home early? Mommy seems to be cooking for dinner. You have to do something to prevent it. We're worried she'll blow up the kitchen this time." Mike spoke on the phone.Mika watched her brother impatiently. Their father had to get home as soon as possible.Cade was a little dizzy. There were many things he had to deal with at the company. He couldn't rush home. But Fay Willmer never let him rest easy. "I'll be home soon." In the end, Cade had to let go of all his work. Fay was right about one thing, he wouldn't go broke if he gave a little of his time to the kids.There was a sigh of relief on the other side of the line. Although daddy was sometimes helpless with mommy, at least they weren't alone.As soon as Cade arrived at the apartment, the kids pushed him into the kitchen. At that moment, Fay began to spread the contents of her grocery bags on the table. She was holding a large fish and was wonder

Fay threw herself onto the bed, between the two children who were curled up half-sleepy. She shook Mike's body next to her to get the boy fully awake. "I think I'd better ask Miss Treyvon to teach me to cook something. I don't think she'll mind," Fay said casually. Mike's eyes were still heavy at first. He even ignored Fay's attempts to wake him up. However, as soon as he heard his mommy's words, the boy immediately felt like an alarm suddenly rang loudly in his head, making him forget the sleepiness that initially attacked. Mike turned to face Fay. He watched the mommy next to him with furrowed brows. The boy had a bad feeling. "Aren't you guys enemies? Why did Mommy suddenly think of inviting Miss Treyvon here?"Mika, who was lying on the other side of Fay, who heard the conversation, brightened her mind. It had been a while since the army of dreams had almost dragged her to sleep. The little girl seemed more enthusiastic than her sister. She now got up and leaned against the he

The timing was too good for Roy to witness the gruesome scene. At first, he just found Mike Goldwin's words funny. "I'm afraid Mommy and Miss Treyvon killed each other with a kitchen knife."The boy was like a psychic who could see the future. However, to make more sense, it was the child's analysis that was very sharp. "Miss Willmer!" Roy rushed at Fay before she fell to the floor. "Ron, something happened to Miss Willmer!" Roy called out to his friend at the top of his lungs. Ron arrived in the kitchen as fast as he could. Behind him, the kids followed and became hysterical at the sight. Ron quickly blocked them out.***Cade was on his way home when Mrs. Goldwin told him about the incident. "Shit!" Cade couldn't help but curse. "Langdon, go to the hospital."Langdon only glanced at the surveillance glass. Mr. Goldwin's iceberg seemed to be melting. He turned at an intersection without saying anything. Something bad must have happened.Throughout what seemed like an eternity, C

Fay's wound was almost completely healed. It was just a part that was starting to dry up. But it had been two days since Fay started going back to class, and she was relieved to be free from the boredom of staying at Flyod's all day. What's more, Cade's annoying behavior didn't just bother her when he was in the apartment. Even when she was alone, Cade kept entering her mind and making her depressed. Tonight the kids ordered a meal consisting of shrimp and a few other dishes. They had become skillful at choosing the menu compared to Fay. Cade had long let the kids order what they liked. Fay herself hadn't bothered to choose the dishes for a long time. Fortunately, she was an all-eater. A true omnivore.Fay was daydreaming when someone placed a peeled shrimp on her plate. She turned her head and saw Cade deftly peeling another shrimp. Fay grimaced. If it had been someone else and not Cade, she would have gladly accepted. But Cade was the villain who had made Audrey suffer. She would n