Triplets on Secret Mission
Chapter 136

Chapter 136

Chapter 136

Abigail left Anderson’s mansion in a good mood after supper. Mr. Anderson, on the other hand, did notfeel the same way.

Mr. Anderson called Mrs. Anderson to the living room for a conversation after she bid Abigail goodnight.

“Abigail seemed to overthink about our son,” Mr. Anderson said. ‘People like her are overthinkersbecause they are so sensitive.’

Mrs. Anderson laughed, “It’s natural to be worried when you’re in love with someone.” Mrs. Andersonunderstands how Abigail feels because all girls in love worry about the person they love. Mr. Anderson,who had always agreed with Mrs. Anderson, did not agree. “I hope Abigail doesn’t plan anythingagainst Sean,” Mr. Anderson frowned. “Sean would definitely despise her if she did.” Mrs. Andersonagreed. As a mother, she wanted her son to be well. She became suspicious after hearing what Abigailhad just said.

“Sean is an adult, so we shouldn’t get involved. However, we must look into the woman Abigailmentioned earlier.” Mrs. Anderson stated.

‘I hope she’s not a scheming person.’ Mrs. Anderson pondered, and Mr. Anderson agreed to look intoit.

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The repairman arrived the next day and repaired Sean’s window. When Molly heard the commotion,she went over to take a look with the triplets.

Tony noticed the four of them approaching quietly. He couldn’t help but laugh, “Don’t worry, Ms. May.This time, the glass for the window is much harder than before. It’s not going to break that easily.”

‘Is he reminding me of something I did or what?’ Molly sighed and looked at Tony frustratingly.

“I wasn’t planning on playing ball again,” Molly explained. ‘Tony’s way of talking is not gentle at all,’ shethought, ‘and I’m worried he’ll be a bad influence on the triplets.’ “It’s all right, mommy. We could try thesecond floor, at least.” the triplets said in unison. Molly wanted to reach out to the triplets, but theyignored her. They made fun of their mother while avoiding her “Mommy, hurry up. Come get us! “saidthe triplets. Molly clenched her teeth and pondered, ‘How should I cut back on Tony’s meal?’ “Youbetter run, or I’ll tickle you all nonstop,” Molly warned. The triplets did not want to be caught, so theyran separately, luring Molly to pursue them.

It had been such a beautilul day that the once-quiet Terahis Grove was now alive with laughter andgiggles. It certainly gave the place some life. “Ms. May still acts like a child.” Tony sighed, and Seanagreed. Sean feels like he has a family when he sees them playing around like that. “Okay, guys…Huff… That’s all for now… Huff… Let’s take a water break.” Molly stated. She was exhausted fromrunning and trying to catch her breath.

Sean arrived in his wheelchair to join them where they were. The sun shone warmly on him, and he feltgood.

“Aren’t you supposed to go to work?” Sean asked as he had noticed she had not gone to work in a sewdays.

Molly responded, “Not for the time being. Brycen’s leg requires more time to heal. As a result, he isbedridden until his wound heals. He also has others to look after him.”

‘Aside from Russell, there’s the entire May family to look after him. I don’t have to be concerned.’ Mollywondered aloud.

Though Molly claimed she did not really care, she suddenly remembered something Brycen said theother day.

Those words have an impact on her.

For some time, Molly pondered as she observed the triplets. In the end, she still had a soft spot.

“You three are on duty to accompany Great Grandpa to the hospital later,” Molly said.