Chapter 468
The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy
Elianaâs hand went down quickly and fell on Mauriceâs face.
The unexpected slap caused Mauriceâs face to turn aside.
He did not realize what was going on until he felt a sharp pain on his face.
Eliana had slapped him again!
He was determined to teach her a lesson this time.
With a livid face, he turned his head to look at Eliana, intending to teach her a lesson.
But the scene he saw shocked him. Eliana was staring at him with red eyes and tears ran freely down
her cheeks.
Maurice definitely didnât expect that. She was crying.
In a split second, Maurice forgot his anger and felt so sorry for her. He no longer wanted to punish her
for having slapped him.
He couldnât help but reach out to wipe the tears from her face.
What they didnât know was that a group of children not far away were watching them intently.
After they left, the teacher failed to stop the curious children in the classroom from watching Eliana and
Maurice. Now, they were standing in front of the window or at the door.
When Aileen and Adrian saw Eliana crying, they couldnât stand it. They rushed out of the classroom
despite the teacherâs dissuasion and ran towards Eliana and Maurice.
âYou bad guy, what do you want to do to my mommy?â Adrian scolded Maurice, standing next to
Eliana.
Maurice smiled bitterly and put down his hand.
âMommy, whatâs wrong? Why are you crying?â Aileen asked Eliana anxiously, hugging Elianaâs thighs.
âDonât worry, honey. Iâm fine.â
As she spoke, Eliana wiped the tears on her face and forced a smile. She squatted down and stroked
the two kidsâ hair.
Although Eliana did her best to reassure her kids that she was fine, neither Aileen nor Adrian believed
her. Adrian was staring at Maurice with hatred, while Aileen had mixed feelings.
Aileenâs eyes eventually fell on the cuffs of Mauriceâs pants, where the sunflower she had drawn for him
had been smeared with all kinds of paint.
Seeing that the sunflower she drew was destroyed, Aileen was heartbroken and wanted to cry.
âMr. Moran, are you really a bad guy?â the little girl looked at Maurice and asked timidly.
Seeing Aileenâs innocent gaze, Maurice clenched his fists, not daring to say anything cruel to this
adorable child.
But how could he explain it?
âNo!â Eliana suddenly said. She held the hands of Adrian and Aileen and added seriously, âRemember,
Mr. Moran is not a bad guy, okay?â
Aileen nodded in confusion, but Adrian didnât say anything. He was visibly still angry.
Eliana sighed helplessly. The thing was Maurice was Aileen and Adrianâs biological father, and Eliana
didnât want her children to hate their father even if they didnât know the truth.
âHoney, Mommyâs and Mr. Moranâs clothes are dirty. We have to go change into clean clothes now. You
two should go back to your class now, okay?â Eliana said softly, pretending to be relaxed.
âNo!â Adrian said firmly, looking at Maurice intently. âI want to be with you, Mommy!â he added.
âAdrian, donât worry. Mommy is fine. I really need to go home and change my clothes. Go back to class
now. I will come pick you up this afternoon, okay?â
After a long moment of persuasion, the two kids finally agreed to go back to their classroom.
When the two children were out of sight, Elianaâs expression changed. She left directly, without even
looking at Maurice.
With a gloomy face, Maurice followed her silently.
Elianaâs clothes were in a mess, and when she walked out of the school premises, the passers-by
looked at her and laughed.
âLook, what on earth is that woman wearing? Itâs so funny!â
âMaybe itâs some kind of art.â
âArt shouldnât be this ugly!â
Eliana just ignored what the passers-by were saying. However, Maurice couldnât ignore it.
He caught up with her, took off his coat which was slightly cleaner than hers on hers, and draped it over
her shoulders.
âI donât want to wear it! I donât need your hypocritical care. Besides, your coat is also dirty. Take it off
me,â Eliana protested, even though the coat made her feel warm.
However, Maurice ignored what she said and stopped her from taking off the coat. Then, he put his arm
around her shoulder.
âSince my coat is dirty, letâs go to the mall to buy some new clothes,â he said casually.
âI donât want new clothes. I want to go home!â
Eliana refused again.
âWell, you might not need new clothes, but I do. You were the one who got my clothes dirty,
remember?â
Hearing Maurice blaming her, Eliana was so angry that she didnât even know what to say.
She was also too exhausted emotionally to argue with him now, so he forcibly took her to the nearest
shopping mall.