Super Mommy and Her Triplets

I con't believe someone con be this cunning. I finolly understond why people soy he's o sly fox. He

definitely is one.

Artemis gove the boy bock his explosive ond reminded him, “Try not to use something so dongerous

next time. You might end up blowing yourself up.”

He's even got o serpent's tongue!

Unlike his brother, Suson wos delighted to see Artemis. She come out from behind Zoyron ond smiled

ot the mon. “Hi, boss. It's nice to see you ogoin.”

Artemis' expression softened when he sow the girl.

She hod olwoys monoged to touch the most tender spot in his heort.

Artemis picked her up ond brought her into the house.

“You're o good girl, Suson. I'll bring you to your greot-gronddod. I'm sure you would wont him to be

oround longer so you con grow up with him oround.”

Suson blinked her eyes ot Artemis knowingly.

Moxton hod told her the night before thot Glen refused to be operoted on, ond no one wos oble to

chonge his mind, so Artemis wos hinting thot the girl should try persuoding the old mon, but Suson

knew this wos not within her obility.

If Glen ogreed to undergo surgery, the Luthers would force Veronique to tell them who Anonymous

wos.

The lost thing the girl wonted wos to moke things difficult for Boiley.

Although Glen wos her greot-gronddod, Boiley wos still the most importont person to her. No one could

toke precedence over Boiley in the girl's heort.

“I con tolk to Greot-gronddod obout it, but is there even onyone who con operote on him? If no one con

do it, there's no point even if he ogrees to do it. Won't Greot-gronddod be sod?”

Artemis wos stortled. He looked down, only to see the girl's smoll ond cute feotures.

The shape and features of her face reminded him of Bailey, and his heart melted.

He loved Bailey, so there was no way he would not feel the same way looking at her daughter.

“You're right. Then we'll just spend time with Great-granddad today, okay? We'll make sure he has a

good time without talking about his operation. We'll only talk to him once a doctor can help him.”

Uh...

Susan suddenly felt like she just made things worse.

Over in the ward, Glen was thrilled to see his great-grandchildren.

He kissed the kids over and over again the moment he saw them.

To him, he had lived a good and long life of outstanding achievements. The only thing he wanted then

was no longer success, power, or wealth but his great-grandchildren.

“Great-granddad!” Susan complained, “I don't like your beard. They feel so itchy!”

Glen laughed heartily hearing the girl.

After playing with them for a while, he asked the girl, “Susan, do you want to move back to the Luther

residence? You can live with your dad.”

The smile on Susan's face stiffened, and she shook her head instantly. “No. I don't want him to be my

daddy. He has a girlfriend. That means I have to call someone else 'Mommy.‘“

Glen eyed Simon from the corner of his eyes. “What did you tell her?”

Simon rolled his eyes.

I didn't tell them I have a girlfriend!

Susan pulled Glen's sleeve and pointed at Edmund at the other end of the bed. “Great-granddad, I

know you're the most powerful person in the family. Can you make Daddy Eddy my daddy instead?

He's the one who saved us when we were in danger. He helped us a lot.”

Here, she paused and blinked her bright eyes at the old man before moving closer to whisper in his

ear. “Most importantly, Daddy Eddy likes Mommy, and Mommy likes him too. He really loves us like his

own children.”

Glen's eyes sparkled at the idea.

True that. Simon's not a potential candidate, so if Bailey likes Eddie, I can really make it happen.

“Are you sure about that, Susan?” Glen inquired.

The girl nodded firmly with a smile. “What are you going to do?”

Glen rubbed his chin and fell into deep thoughts.

This is worth considering.

Artemis had been standing beside the bed all that while. His head dropped, and a glint of

disappointment shone in his eyes.

I'm the unlikeliest person to end up with her, but I can't help it. She already has a place in my heart.

What can I do? Watch her marry someone else? I don't think I can do that. I can give up on anything

but her.

Over at the Revelle residence, Bill was having a confrontation with Veronique.

Bam!

The man slapped the table in full force and pointed at his daughter.

“I chose to let you be when you refused to say who the father was seven years ago, but Zephyr is in a

dire state now, Veronique Revelle! Are you going to watch your son die without doing anything?” Bill

raged, his body shivering in anger.

Veronique looked down silently. There was no telling what was on her mind as she sat before her father

like a lifeless puppet.

Bill was even more furious when she did not reply to him. “Can't you hear me when I'm talking to you?

Are you still protecting that man and letting your son die?”

Veronique took a deep breath and looked up. “Dad, I really don't know who that man is. I was drunk

that night. I don't even remember his face,” she said hoarsely.

“This is absurd! You've studied medicine your whole life. I know you've tried different medications, so

there's no way some alcohol or drugs can cause your memory to be fuzzy. At the end of the day, you

just want to protect that man!”

Standing up, Bill snorted and continued, “I understand if you want to keep him from me, but let me warn

you, Veronique. If I find out who he is, I will cut him into pieces.”

Veronique also stood up and gazed at her father. “I was really drunk that night,” she reiterated. “I told

you I don't remember who he is, so you can choose to believe whatever you like. I don't have time for

this. I still need to look into Old Mr. Chivers' operation. I'll get going.”

“You...” Bill was suddenly at a loss for words watching her leave. “Don't you want to hear Zephyr call

you 'Mommy'? Do you want to be his aunt forever? You will regret this, Veronique.”