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Billionaire's Regret: My Runaway Wife has Twins

[COMPLETED] [MATURE CONTENT] Nicholas Zhao was utterly confused when his ailing father woke up from his coma and immediately asked where his ex-wife, Amelia, was. His father, having lost parts of his memory, still believed that Amelia was his daughter-in-law. Nick eventually tracked Amelia down, only to be shocked when he discovered that she had twins, Sean and Maddie. When Nick confronted her, Amelia firmly stated that the twins were not his children. Desperate to fulfill his father's last wish, Nick pleaded with Amelia to come back with him. Amelia was hesitant, but Nick made an offer she couldn't easily refuse: his company would fully fund her research. Reluctantly, Amelia agreed, on the condition that her family wouldn’t know she was back with Nick, fearing their reaction. Living under the same roof again, Nick initially harbored resentment toward the twins, but over time, he grew close to Sean and Maddie. This newfound bond made Amelia question her feelings, realizing she still loved Nick. Would fate bring them back together? *** If you want to know more about their past, you can read the first book titled: "Billionaire's Secret Marriage: Hubby, Love me 100 Percent" But you can read it as a standalone.

Rachel_ET · 现代言情
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128 Chs

In Her Drawer

The next morning, Aiden woke up confused, wrapped in a pink blanket. His eyes blinked a few times, adjusting to the light. How the hell did he end up in Garfield pink pajamas that were way too tight? And this definitely wasn't his room. He was in a living room he didn't recognize, one that screamed "feminine" with all its soft, pastel decorations. His brain fumbled to piece together the night before. He'd been out drinking with his buddies. 

"Michelle? Is this Michelle's place?" he muttered, his voice still hoarse from the hangover. Michelle was the only woman on his team, so it made sense she'd be the one to deal with him.

He called out her name a few more times, but the apartment stayed quiet. He groaned, pushing himself off the couch and spotting a note on the coffee table. 

'You were drunk last night. Your phone died, and I didn't know where to take you, so I brought you here. Your clothes were soaked, so I changed them. Didn't want you catching a cold.