Surprised Wife With Twins
Chapter 1334: The Relentless Mother

The two of them took a walk around the residential complex, admiringthe well-planned facilities and pleasant scenery while discussing theirplans for the future.

Like close friends, the two busy individuals enjoyed a rare moment ofleisure. As they walked and talked, Tristan thought of Eason, realizingthat it had been some time since he last visited him in the hospital. Hedecided to make some time to see him.

“Tristan,” Tom Fritz asked as he looked at him, "do you have a girlfriendyet? I remember you didn't two years ago."

Tristan smiled and replied, "No, I don't."

“Isn't your father urging you to replace one? You're not getting anyyounger.” Tom Fritz had a good-natured personality and chuckled, "Myfamily is getting anxious, and they have started arranging blind datesfor me."

"Oh? You don't seem opposed to the idea?"

“I'm not getting any younger,” Tom Fritz, now 35, was well aware of hisage. "I'm usually too busy managing the company to meet suitablewomen."

He continued, "My parents only introduce me to women they havecarefully selected. All I need to do is see if I feel any connection withthem, and if I do, we can try dating. I don't believe in love at first sight;that's just a fairy tale. Marriage requires compromise and adjustment.”Tom Fritz was pragmatic and down-to-earth, his words reflecting thoseof a person with a story.

Tristan's eyes softened as he gazed into the distance. "Everythingdepends on fate," he said, although he had no right to comment onmatters of love, as he had no experience to share.

He was nothing like Spencer Lawrence, a rich playboy who had seen itall.

Monica received a call from Belinda and immediately gave her the hoteladdress.

"What? You're really staying in a hotel? Your father arranged it?"Belinda was angry. "Algerone Swain has countless properties inArkpool City!"

“It wasn't my father's arrangement,” the girl hurriedly explained. "I cameto Arkpool City without him knowing. I didn't even call him! Why don'tyou ever believe me?"

"Fine, fine. You don't need to pick me up; I'll take a cab to the hotel.Monica, you better wait for me! Don't try to trick me again!" The middle-aged woman on the other end of the phone didn't sound like she wasjoking. “If I don't replace you, I'll kill your father!"

Before Monica could protest her innocence, Belinda hung up thephone.

"Ugh..." Monica collapsed onto the sofa and sighed. "Women can beso unreasonable. No wonder there's a saying about it."

Half an hour later, the doorbell rang. Belinda had arrived!

Monica took a deep breath and prepared herself before opening thedoor with a beaming smile. "Hi~ Belinda~"

"Why are you staying in a hotel?" Belinda asked coldly as she enteredthe room, her eyes scanning the surroundings. "Are you here alone?""Yes, I'm here by myself!"

"But I just asked at the reception, and you didn't book a hotel room!"Belinda locked her gaze on Monica.

Monica nodded and gave Belinda a thumbs-up, thinking how clever shewas.

Then, she snatched the suitcase from Belinda's hand. "Let me help youwith your luggage!"

Before her daughter could explain, Belinda stopped in her tracks andcrossed her arms. "I also found out that the room was registered underthe name "Kevin." Who is Kevin?"

Faced with her mother's piercing gaze, Monica didn't even considerlying.

"Actually, I was just about to tell you something!" Monica put down thesuitcase and walked to the window. As she passed the coffee table, shepicked up a teacup. "I met a boyfriend in Arkpool City, so I came here tosee him!"

With that, she took a sip of water.

Belinda stared at her daughter's back, unable to see her face andunable to determine if she was lying.

Her lack of shock suggested that Belinda didn't believe a word Monicasaid.

"Is that so? Is it Kevin?" Belinda's lips curled into a smile. "Then callhim right now, and tell him to come here with his ID."

Belinda was more inclined to believe that her daughter had picked up arandom man off the street, asking him to provide ID for the hotel roomjust to deceive her relentless mother.