She returns: CEOs baby mama has twins

at her. 'Divorce agreement' she read in her mind. Sophia smacked her lips. 'He d

ars of marriage. Even if the marriage was based on a contract, it was still a marriage. Noah Milton paced the floor

Noah, your dad just-" Sophia swallowed the next words a

ilton. It would be an honor for any woman in the whole city to be engaged, talk more of ma

ed color as his voice remained stern. His icy gaze sent chills down Sophia's spin

ave been the most beautiful Cinderella story making the headlines. 'Rich

ompany, her mother fell terribly ill and needed an emergency surgery

Noah blatantly refused her request claiming she hadn't worked hard enough to make such a requ

ad to get married to him for two years. In exchange, he would take care of all her

arts of all the women in the city, it wouldn't have been exaggerating if someone

nderstood why the immaculate billionaire ne

ad no other choice. The doctor threatened to withdraw her mother's treatment. Looking bac

ily and friends. Noah only related with people of high social standing and we

to speak but was cut o

d, "I'm sorry sir." A stranger, that was what she was to him. Even after two years of marri

y, pulling the documen

sked with an

eremoniously. It seemed like the way she agreed without c

loset, "Maybe I can help you pack." His intention was to throw he

ng her eyes. Noah's eyes trailed her whole body, "What on earth is fake sympathy for? I know you were on

e he was admitted. He wouldn't let anyone apart from Sophia get close to him. Sophia's heart sank to her feet, that was one of the

eet, other days he was unrecognizable. Being with Noah Milton was an

e the words to explain her disappointment. Noah's eyes reddened and his nostri

demanded. Sophia squirmed under him, trying her best to get out of his grip. He exa

bed his hand against his forehead. It was something he did when he felt frustrated, "Forget it!" he said

k immediately triggered a strange anger in Noah. She wanted to leave, and fast. He expected her to

ted at no one

think a few bags won't b

the year have been average, you couldn't even hold a child in your stomach.