Chapter 425


    Chapter 425 Stand Up For His Wife


    The kids were astounded by the progress of things. They were at a loss.


    “Mommy, will that wicked woman be okay?” they asked.


    Marnie had mistreated them, but they were frightened at the sight of her gasping for air.


    What if something happens to her and they me Mommy for that? What should we do then?


    Seeing the triplets were worried, Neera softlyforted them, saying, “It’s alright. I read her pulse just


    now. She had a panic attack and she’ll be fine having some rest.”


    “Phew! That’s a relief!”


    The kids finally rxed and shifted their focus back to Neera.


    “Mommy, don’t take what they said to heart. They are bad people with bad intentions.”


    “Yeah, that woman is taking advantage of her old age to intimidate you.”


    “You’re the best mom in the world. You’re our lucky star, not a jinx. Please don’t be upset because of


    them. It’s not worth it!”


    Neera adopted a gentle smile and lovingly rubbed their faces in response to their warmth.


    “Don’t worry,” she assured them. “They’re nobody for me. It doesn’t bother me, and neither should their


    words bother you. The three of you’re my precious! You’re priceless!”


    “Okay, Mommy.”


    The triplets concurred with childish voices and tightly embraced their mom.


    After Jean went home, he didn’t go to his room. Instead, he sat on the balcony and gazed quietly at his


    neighbor’s yard.


    lan sensibly made some tea for him to make amends. He advised, “Sir, have some tea. I’ll wait outside


    the door and report to you right away, if I spot any movement.”


    Jean cast a nce at him and granted his proposal with a nod. By the time he finished his tea,n


    hurried over.


    His assistant reported, “Sir, the Garcias have left.”


    Jean stood up steadily and casually headed in the direction of the door.


    have to save lives.”


    A smile broke into his face, and he teased, “Why didn’t you put this into practice when we first met?”


    Neera argued, “Well, about that…when I first met you, you deserved to get your teeth kicked in.”


    For once, Jean burst intoughter.


    The kids sensed that their father’s invitation was clearly meant to allow him to spend more time with


    their mother. They couldn’t pass up such a good opportunity.


    Immediately, the trio pulled Neera’s hand and pleaded.


    “Mommy, let’s go! Uncle Jean has invited us.”


    “Yeah, go, go, go! After dinner, we can watch a show!”


    “A show? What sort of show?” Neera asked in puzzlement.


    Penny chuckled and said, “There’s a ballet performance at the Grand Theater. A famous dance troupe


    is on a global tour. All three of us had bought the tickets. We nned to take you and Grandaunt out


    tonight, but she can’t make it now. Let Uncle Jeane with us and don’t waste the ticket.”


    With her daughter putting it that way, Neera had a hard time turning her down.


    Smiling, she nodded and agreed, “Alright, let’s go then.”