The CEO's Lovely Twins

Chapter 14: You Don't Have to Be a Lobbyist

"Little Noah!"

"Ms. Downey!"

With the huge noise created by the chandelier crashing to the ground, the people watching this scene at the door were letting out shrieks after shrieks.

At the same time, in the middle of the living room, immeasurable shards of the chandelier were scattered on top of the original mess on the floor, and Hayden was covering the little boy with her one hand and her other hand was weighed down by the heavy chandelier. That part of her hand was mushed and bloodied, and she was in so much pain that she lost her consciousness in the end.

Earlier on, when everyone was frozen because of the imminent fear, Hayden simply rushed towards the little boy without even thinking about the potential dangers. She only wanted to protect him from any harm.

The whole place was in a mess, and before she lost her consciousness, Hayden thought she had heard the little boy mutter something.

It sounded like "mummy".

The whole place was a pandemonium at the moment.

"Fast, call an ambulance now. We need to send Ms. Downey to the hospital."

doesn't want to let go of Ms. Downey's shirt.

Who could take care of him if he were to stay behind? Are you going to bear the responsibility if something were to

Call Mr.

"…"

a high-class private club in

his negotiation partner. While he was waiting for his assistant to finish his task, he sipped some tea alone in

was part of his

"Joseph."

the

above the entrance to the suite and walked

negotiations in another suite, and Jason happened

only mumbled a vague response upon

response to the word "your grandpa", she continued, "Your Grandpa said that you have been raising Noah on your own all these years and there must be occasions where you couldn't really take good care of him with your busy schedule. He is also worried that the maids wouldn't

expression turned a shade darker, "Sending him back sounds even more dangerous than keeping him by my side, you know.

to persuade you. I am just

and continued explaining slowly, "Actually, your grandpa also said that he hope that you could find someone who can take