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Twin Treasures: The CEO Wife's 99-Day of Revelations

Chapter 1627: Why Not Play Matchmaker This Time?
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Chapter 1627: Chapter 1627: Why Not Play Matchmaker This Time?

"..." Carlotta was speechless, feeling that Janelle was making a mountain out of a molehill.

The mother and daughter’s eyes met, and Janelle held her ground.

Carlotta said, "Miss, I just got off the plane, could you let me rest for a while? Besides, who goes to the hospital during the New Year? Isn’t it bad luck?"

Looking at her mother now, there really wasn’t any sign of anything wrong, her complexion seemed normal.

"Then how about after the New Year?" Janelle took a step back but was ultimately still worried, "How about going on the seventh or eighth? By that time, the hospital departments will be back to work."

"Alright, alright." Unable to defy her daughter, Carlotta had to nod in agreement, "Can you let go now?"

Janelle released her hold, and the car’s trunk automatically closed.

Then the mother and daughter got into the car, Carlotta sat in the passenger seat, and the car quickly started.

"Are you spending New Year’s Eve with Trevor tonight?" Carlotta turned to look at her, feeling a bit reluctant and nostalgic, her daughter was indeed growing up.

Janelle looked back at her, very happily saying, "Trevor is spending New Year’s Eve with us."

Upon hearing this, Carlotta was surprised, "What about his father? Is he going to be all alone?"

"Uncle Dalton will go to his daughter’s place, and Ethan will be there too. I’ve heard that Gigi and Dolly both like playing with him, and they might leave the country after the New Year, so there won’t be much time to be together."

Carlotta should be very happy because Trevor and Janelle were going to spend New Year’s with her.

But as she thought about Old Mills who was truly alone, her heart felt a bit sour—it was him who was genuinely lonely.

Carlotta wanted to invite Nathan Mills along but didn’t know how to bring it up, having the thought but couldn’t find the right words.

She turned to glance at her daughter, thinking, usually you’re always trying to matchmake, why isn’t there any movement on this today?

But Janelle still had no intention of saying anything, and the car drove towards the place Old Mills had provided...

Emerald Cove, in the sprawling living room.

Kristina Kingston inquired to Mrs. Zhou who had just come down from upstairs, "Has the lady gone to sleep?"

"No, the lady is reading in the third-floor living room," Mrs. Zhou replied softly, "It’s been over an hour." A bit worried about over-exerting her, but not wanting to disturb.

"Hmm." Kristina Kingston nodded, then turned to the tea room to make a cup of warm milk herself.

When she came out with the milk, she encountered Mrs. Zhou again.

Mrs. Zhou, upon seeing the cup in her hand, naturally understood her intent, quickly stepping forward to say, "Madam, let me take it upstairs? You should rest."

"There’s no need." Kristina Kingston smiled, "I’m just about to go up to see her." Saying this, she began to ascend the stairs.

The living room on the third floor was simply furnished and spacious, decorated in a modern minimalist style.

Mia Lane had taken off her shoes and was leaning against the sofa, holding a pillow and engrossed in reading a medical book, to the extent she didn’t notice the sound of footsteps immediately.

From the moment she entered, Kristina Kingston’s gaze had been fixed on her. This woman was serene, exuding an aura of maternal brilliance, soft yet strong.

Only when Kristina approached did Mia realize it, looking up at her, "Mom," a bit surprised.

"Here, have a cup of milk first." Kristina Kingston smiled and bent down to hand her the cup.

Mia quickly closed the book, placed it aside, and sat up straight to take the cup with both hands, "Thank you, Mom."

"What are you reading?" The middle-aged woman casually asked as she sat on the sofa, "You’re already a competent mother, raising the two kids so well. These books about new parents should be more for Justin Kingston to read; you don’t need to learn!"

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