Triplets on Secret Mission novel Chapter 239

Chapter 239

“If they ask, just tell them that it’s to avoid misunderstanding. Please also let the chef know we won’t serve them dinner from now on.”

Molly thought it would be best to keep a distance from the Anderson family. That would do good for her and her kids as well as Sean. She had no slightest interest in being dragged into some wealthy family feud.

Alex’s face changed one he heard Molly. He looked at his mother with a worried face.” Mommy, do you really have to do this?” He muttered in his mind, ‘Did mommy plan to cut daddy off?’

Ben and Claudia could no longer stay put. They rushed over, wanting to dissuade their mother. “Mommy, are we not going to dine in with Uncle Sean anymore?”

“Mommy, Uncle Sean has treated us well. Not only did he get us a tutor, he even took us on a trip.”

“That’s right! Mommy, do you remember how Uncle Sean helped us on a few occasions when those bad people from the May family bullied us? Uncle Sean has been very good to us! Are we really going to cut ties with him?” The triplets kept dissuading Molly. Of course Molly remembered all the things Sean had done for them. But that was precisely the reason she did not want to become his burden.

She had made up her mind.

All of a sudden, Sean’s eyes became cold, and his face darkened. He placed his fingers on the folders. They had become cold too. The same went with the surrounding temperature. It felt as if it had dropped by several degrees.

Tony gasped for air after talking on and on about everything. He was panting as he said, “Ms. May’s decision must have something to do with Madam and Ms. Nolan.” Although Alex was the one who told the chef, everyone knew he was just relaying messages for Molly.

Sean’s finger trembled a little before he clenched his fist. He was gravely unhappy. When he thought about what his mother and Abigail had said at the dinner table, he felt regretful. ‘When Abigail came here unannounced, I should’ve known mom was up to something when she invited Molly over.’ His mother looked like she was trying to set him up with Abigail. But the truth was, although she did not do it blatantly, she was trying to send Molly a warning. Sean lowered his gaze at the purplish-green veins on his palm. He blamed himself for not taking care of Molly’s feelings. It was not easy for a mother to raise three kids alone. When Alice had brought up the topic of the triplets’ father, Molly and the kids must have felt awful. ‘No wonder she wants to distance me. She doesn’t just do it for the kids. She got my mother’s message. Did she feel that she had bothered me?’

Sean let out a sigh as he thought of that. The dim lighting cast shadows under his eyelashes.