Super Sweetheart of the CEO Daddy novel Chapter 32

Lily, who was rushing down from the door, did not understand what happened. She saw her son and that bastard sitting on the sofa, and in front of them was a piece of paper.

She was so scared that her heart contracted. Without saying anything further, she immediately rushed over and snatched the paper away. Then, she tore away the paper ruthlessly, "You can't sign, You can't sign anything. Let's go home."

George saw that his plan was going to succeed, but he never thought that he would be messed up by the Mummy who rushed in.

He immediately said with some pity: "Mummy, you came at the wrong time."

At that moment, Lily only wanted to quickly take the child away. In this bastard's territory, she really didn't want to stay for a single moment longer.

Edwards saw that the lady had suddenly rushed in and ripped the paper, a pleased look flashed past his eyes.

She really was a woman who knew how to do things at a bad time. Fortunately, he didn't sign on that piece of paper, otherwise, this woman would probably go too far forever.

"Where's Emma? How did you be a big brother? Your little sister disappeared, so why don't you go look for her? " Lily saw that her only son was here, but his daughter was nowhere to be seen. She was so anxious that her face turned white, and she immediately scolded her son.

George shrugged his small shoulders with an innocent look: "Your daughter is a little foodie. It's not like you don't know when she became resistant to delicious food."

"As an elder brother, you should take good care of your sister. Do you even have any reason? Quick, take me to her, find her, and we'll go home!" Lily tried her best to ignore the man with the strong aura beside her.

"Mummy, look back. We found Daddy." When George heard that the Mummy was going to bring them home, his little head immediately turned around wittily.

Actually, at the bottom of his heart, he was very happy to be able to find his father.

Lily's face stiffened. There was really no point in bringing up the topic, whether or not it was their biological one, there was no such thing as tacit understanding.

"He's not your father's." Lily retorted stubbornly.

She refused the truth from the bottom of her heart to let her children, who she had painstakingly raised, recognize a man who had hurt her as their father.