Triplets on Secret Mission
Chapter 289

Chapter 289

Chapter 289

Tony’s eyes brightened when he saw the name of the restaurant upon arriving. He put on a smile whilehelping Sean to get out of the car. However, he did not proceed to do anything else. “I’ll pickyou guys upin a while.”

‘How could I be a third wheeler in a restaurant like this?’

Molly pushed Sean into the restaurant and sat at the table booked by the triplets.

The restaurant’s theme color was baby pink, and there was a love-shaped chandelier hanging on theceiling.

There was a stalk of rose on every table, and all of the tables were only meant for two people. There isnot any big table or a single seater.

Molly was a little confused.

The waiter approached them enthusiastically and passed them the menus deftly as he recommended, ”Welcome. We’re offering a course for couples that I think you should order. It’s cheap, and there are a lotof varieties. It’s a lot cheaper than the à la carte menu. II

‘Course for couples?’

Those words caught Molly’s attention. It was only then she realized that they were in a restaurant meantfor couples!

She lifted her gaze and looked at the man sitting opposite her. ‘We’re not a couple!’

However, Sean did not look like he was bothered as he started looking at the menu. Molly felt like sheshould not be too agitated after seeing how come Sean was as it was just going to make her look like

she wanted to disassociate herself from him. It was just not an appropriate thing to do.

She hid how she felt and calmed herself down before looking at the menu like Sean.

There were also two waiters playing the violins in proper attire in the restaurant. The euphonious soundof the violins spread across the restaurant, constructing a romantic atmosphere.

Molly was not used to it at first, but she started to relax shortly after. They enjoyed the delicacies togetherand felt less tired after those hectic days.

The sound of the violins ended abruptly, and they were also done with their meal. Then, Sean calledTony to pick them up.

Molly thought that it was a very delightful dinner.

She was overwhelmed by the ambiance, so she drank a little bit of wine while eating.

Sean asked after seeing her rosy cheeks, “Can you walk?”

Even though the alcohol percentage in wine was not very high, he did not know Molly’s tolerance.

“Yeah.”

Molly was still pretty conscious, she learned her lessons from the last two times she drank alcohol, sheonly dared to have a few sips since she was outside, so she was only a little tipsy.

However, Sean held his hand up and said flatly, “I’ll hold you. Just in case.”

He knew that he was not drunk, but perhaps it was the atmosphere that made him have little thoughtslike that.

Molly looked at his huge palm. It felt like a magnet to her eyes, she stared at it for a few seconds beforeputting her hands on top.

‘It feels sowarm.’

Molly was surprised at herself because that was the first thing that came into mind.

Tony hurried over and saw what had happened. He did have the time to think about it, and he wentbehind Sean to push his wheelchair subconsciously. He bowed his head down and pretended that hecould not see anything.

The triplets were waiting for them to come back home. They ran out of the house happily when theyheard the engine sound outside before asking, “Did both of you have a good time with each othertoday?”

They were kind of looking forward to Molly’s answer when they asked that.

Molly could not help but feel happy when she saw the triplets. She smiled and said, “It was not bad.”

“Yeah,” Sean responded.

Tony was standing behind them, looking happy too.

“They even held hands.”

Tony looked at the triplets and winked at them.

The triplets immediately got excited, but they pretended to not see it. ‘I’m glad that Uncle Tony is on ourside. Turns out that Mommy and Daddy held hands!’

Molly blushed after hearing what Tony said before saying hastily, “I-It’s not like that. Mr. Anderson wasjust trying to help me.”

The triplets were not convinced at all after hearing what she had to say.

Tony said again, “That counts too. Ms. May, you’d better not try to fool US.”