The CEO's Lovely Twins novel Chapter 19

Chapter 19: My Mommy Is Very Pretty

Harrison uttered all his requirements in just two sentences.

"So, you are looking for a woman whose appearance, personality and capability are all good, and preferably the kind who is very good at taking care of people, right?"

Stella stretched her fingers and summarized the words she just heard to a few keywords seriously like a little adult.

"According to what you said, I think my mom is qualified. I need to find a husband for my mommy while you need to find a wife for your son. Therefore, both of us have the same purpose. Besides, I'm very obedient and will certainly not be in the way. Just look at me then you'll know my mommy is very good at taking care of people."

When Stella uttered 'taking care of people', she was a little diffident.

It was really a miracle that she was able to grow up healthily on her own. Her mommy had the first-class working ability but her self-care ability was barely satisfactory.

The more Harrison looked at this little girl who was so logical and clear in speaking, the more he liked her.

What kind of woman could have raised and taught such a graceful daughter?

"Did you bring a photo of your mummy?"

"Yes, I did!" Stella instantly opened her bag and handed over the photo prepared by her, "My mommy is very pretty."

Harrison looked at the woman in the photo and nodded after a moment. He then handed it to the butler at the side.

"You also take a look at it."

The butler observed the photo for a while, "Her facial structure is well-formed, her eyes and eyebrows are clear and she somewhat looks tenacious. Sir, this woman has a decent appearance."

"That's agreed, then." Harrison looked at the little girl with a smile, "Let me meet your mommy one day if possible."

Harrison was mainly looking for a stepmother for Little Noah while the matter of finding a wife for the young master was of secondary importance.

"Stella is taught well. If Joseph can meet such a woman early, Noah may be taken care of much better, and perhaps the matter three years ago wouldn't happen."

In the car, Harrison's sigh sounded, seemingly very remorseful.

The butler consoled.

"Sir, it isn't your fault. It's been three years, just let bygones be bygones. Don't blame yourself for that, the young master also doesn't blame you."

Harrison's expression looked complicated and his voice was a bit hoarse.

"If he doesn't blame me, for the past three years, he wouldn't have preferred to bring Noah with him while he was on business trips rather than letting Noah stay with me. This was because he didn't feel relieved about this."