The Adorable Twin’s Sticky Daddy novel Chapter 431

Somehow, Nancy always felt like she owed their children so much.

"Bobby, Nadia, please go back to your room. Mommy and I need to talk," Charles said in a low voice. It took him everything he had to hold back his anger. He didn't want them to witness Nancy and him fighting.

"Daddy, what are you going to do? Are you angry at Mommy?" Bobby could feel the iciness between their parents. The expression on his dad's face was rather unsettling.

Daddy was indeed angry!

"Listen to me, Bobby. Daddy loves Mommy very much. What do you think Daddy will do to Mommy? We just need to talk, that's all. You don't have to worry, okay? Now, go to your room." The tone of Charles' voice was soft, yet it still felt cold. The kids knew what this implied.

"Okay. Nadia, let's go. Let's just play in our room." Bobby gently held Nadia's hand and walked away with her.

"Daddy is a little scary, isn't he? I hope he won't fight with Mommy," Nadia whispered as soon as they were out of earshot. She felt really uncomfortable seeing their parents like this.

"It's Mommy's fault this time, Nadia. Of course, they will fight," Bobby replied nonchalantly. He still held onto Nadia's hand while they walked upstairs. Then, he said, "The one who did something wrong must be scolded."

Nadia withdrew his hand from his brother's and replied, "But she's Mommy. I don't want Daddy to scold her." She stopped at the staircase and objected to what

Bobby just said.

"I know. And so does Mommy. But we can't do anything about it now," he replied and held his sister's hand once again. They continued walking upstairs. Bobby loved his Mommy very much. He was always the first one to protect her whenever he saw her being wronged.

However, Daddy did his very best to stay with her. Why didn't Mommy just agree?

What was she thinking about? Did she not want them to be a complete family?

Did she really love Nadia and Bobby or not? Why wouldn't she want to marry Daddy?

Bobby was really disappointed in his dearest Mommy. He didn't feel the need to stand up for her this time.

Meanwhile, Nadia looked back at her mom who was still standing in the living room. There was a worried look on her face. She was afraid that Daddy would hurt Mommy.

"Listen to me, Nadia. Daddy won't hurt Mommy. They just need to talk like adults do. We should not bother them." Bobby held Nadia's hand tightly and said, "Just believe in me, okay?"

"Okay." Nadia's shoulders sagged as she sighed. She turned around reluctantly and followed her brother to their room.

As soon as the kids were in their room, the temperature in the living room suddenly dropped several degrees. The tension between Nancy and Charles was almost palpable.

Nancy instinctively rubbed her arms and turned around to leave. She had to get out of here before something happened.

However, Charles forcefully grabbed her by the arm. "Where do you think you're going? I just said we need to talk, remember?"

"I...," Nancy stammered. "I'm going to the kitchen to cook. You heard it, right? The kids said they were hungry." Nancy didn't know what was wrong with her. She didn't do anything wrong. Yet, how could she feel so guilty?

"No, they are already full with 'sadness and disappointment'. Do you think they'd still be hungry after this?" Charles' tone was much colder. It contrasted heavily with his handsome face.

"I have no idea what you're talking about, Charles. I'm going to the kitchen." Nancy had to play dumb. She didn't want to deal with this right now.

"Don't play that trick on me, Nancy. I am not kidding around. When did you learn to break your promise? Last night, you told me you would marry me as long as Edward replied to us. And now that he did, you suddenly changed your mind? What are you even thinking about every day? I don't know what else I need to do!" Charles gritted his teeth in anger. His patience was already growing thin.

At this point, he couldn't stand it anymore. He really wanted to knock onto Nancy's head and see if there was a "bug" called "indecisive" living inside her head.

"I...," Nancy was at a loss for words. I didn't say that I don't want to get married. I just said that I'm busy right now. Let's just wait for a while. After all this, we can get married," Nancy stammered. She couldn't think of anything else to say.

"Humph! You've already used that excuse countless times! Do you think I'm a three year old child? How much longer should we have to wait?" Charles asked desperately. He ran his fingers through his hair and began pacing around the room. His frustration was almost up to his head.

She felt her heart pounding hard. "Well..." Nancy started stalling for time as she tried to come up with an excuse. "Derrick hasn't woken up yet. I think we should figure out what happened to him. We should try to find out what caused his car accident first before we think about getting married."

"What?! Why does it matter? Why should I care whether he's alive or dead? What does it have to do with our marriage?" roared Charles. He couldn't believe what he was hearing right now.

"But it may have something to do with your grandfather. And your...," Nancy was searching his brain for more excuses. "Mother...That's right! She doesn't want us to get married so soon!" Someone else had to take the blame because Nancy didn't know how to convey how she really felt.

Charles exploded with anger, "Them?! You're using them again! Unbelievable! Nancy, do you love me or not? You didn't even say 'I love you' to me this morning. Don't you love me at all?"

Charles almost shouted every word. He was losing control.

"But we can't just leave them alone. We can't just ignore them. I don't want to... I don't want you to lose the TS Group, Charles!" Nancy finally let out her deepest thoughts. Nancy sighed, "Love is not selfish, remember?"

When he heard what Nancy said, Charles had a vague feeling that his grandfather and mother had something to do with it. They said something to Nancy.