Divorced Ex-Luna Returns With Triplets

e again as if she couldn't believe that I was sitting before her. Amanda had a nice shape, in fact, she had the body of a model and that she was. She f

not know you all you didn't get. Please, we will take our leave." Like that, he reached for my hand and dragged me out of the place before they devoured me. As we reached the car, he pulled the door open for me and went in through the other side. I settled back with a deep sigh and Liam told the driver that we could leave. I knew that at this time he would have his questions but he was not asking. His eyes were on me during the entire drive but I did a great job of avoiding them. I needed to think of a better way I could explain to him. We soon reached the penthouse and he was the first to hop off before I did. I trailed after him, guilt eating me deep from within. The moment I stepped into the living room and I heard the excited screams of my children, everything I was thinking vanished and they were the only one that mattered right now. They rushed toward me and I crouched to receive them in an embrace. "Mommy! I missed you!" Kylie, my only girl, said, still hugging me. I snuggled my head on theirs as I smiled. God knows how I have been, staying away from them was not an easy thing for me. "Mommy! Miss D taught me how to write!" Kyle said, grinning wolfishly at me and I acted surprised. "Hope you did not disturb your babysitter?" I asked them, giving them a knowing look. "We-" "No, ma'am. They didn't." Their babysitter, Miss D, replied and I looked up to see her smiling. I returned her smile. Emmalyne must have gone when Diana came. "Thank you so much. I really appreciate your help and patience with the kids." She shook her head. "There is absolutely no need to thank me because they are also a bundle of joy. They gladden my heart everytime." She beamed a bright smile. Of course, they are who they are. Bundle of joy. They came into my life when I had lost all hope and the will to keep living. They became the reason I was stronger and braver. They were my strength and I did not joke with them at all. "Of