Charming Mommy Of Adorable Triplets Chapter 2043
Chapter 2043 The woman‘s eyes glided over the curtain. She could see the silhouette flitting about beh
ind the veil. “Joaqin expressed his wish to marry Ms. Serrano to you.” The silhouette inside froze,b
still locked in ck, smooth hair. A peal ofughter suddenly erupted from beyond the curtains. “Oh, Jo
aqin has such a sick sense of humor. Imagine, asking me to marry a squawking chimpanzee!” The wo
man cast her eyes to the floor. “Mr. Southern has refused.”
Cameron was done grooming. The silhouette emerged from behind the curtains, cutting a sleek, tidy fig
ure made even more handsome by an aura of heroism. A mnge ofnguidness,id–
back casualness, and unppability hung over the figure‘s face. “So, Dad‘s decision to let Mr. Beck tak
e care of The Commune really threw The Serpents off, didn‘t it? And the only solution they coulde
up with was political marriage. Well, sucks to be them. I‘m not…‘ husband‘ material.”
The woman
sighed. “It‘s a potential blow to your identity. That‘s what this is.” Everyone knew that Sunny had a son,
but only Sunny, the butler, and this woman knew who Cameron really was. An enigma in both thoughts
and actions, he… was, in reality, a “she.”
The woman followed Cameron downstairs. A stormy–
faced Sunny was sitting in the living room. It was quite obviously rted to Joaqin‘s request. Cameron l
ifted the teapot. “What‘s with the sulk, Dad? I‘m one of the two main characters in that proposal, and ev
en I look less upset than you are.” Sunny looked up. “I shot
it down, but that rat had a contingency n up in his sleeves! He dared mention the promise your gran
dfather made to pressure me!”
Sunny‘s father used to
be best friends with Joaqin‘s father back in Jakukari. That friendship had been the basis behind Sunny
granting the Serrano family asylum in the East Inds when thetter faced aText property ? N?vel(D)ra/ma.Org.
crisis. What was more, Sunny‘s father had even promised Joaqin‘s father that their grandchildren shoul
d definitely marry each other in the future.
Nevertheless, all it took was the passing
of Sunny‘s father and Joaqin inheriting The Serpents‘ leadership to expose who The Serpents really we
re. Sunny managed to hide that his ‘son‘ was really a daughter, while Joaqin never had a son at all. Th
ere was no way to make their parents‘ promisee true, but there was an inherent problem withi
ng clean. If words of Cameron‘s real sex got out, the Southern n, and their family, would be plunged
into chaos. Cameron caressed her father‘s palm reassuringly. “I‘ll handle this, Dad.”
The older man looked at her, took a deep breath, and nodded. “Alright. This is about your identity. I‘m
much more at ease knowing that you‘ll solve it yourself.” News about the proposal spread through the i
nd like wildfire. It was clear just how much Joaqin had prepared for this. With the promise between t
heir fathers as the foundation and the virality of the news, the Southern family‘s rejection would automa
tically be an invitation for an insurrection.
Noce set the newspaper down and looked across the table, and his eyes fixed on Cameron drinking t
ea. “They are using that marriage proposal as a litmus test for your
father‘s thoughts, aren‘t they?” Cameron
stared into her cup, her eyes tracing the circling steam rolling out of its surface. “ They grew antsy after
you assumed control over The Commune. They don‘t know what my old man‘s thinking, so they resorte
d to this tactic.”
Noce‘s eyes flicked aside for a second. “If the Southerns reject them, they will mount this as an excus
too–happy to see the house divided. The fact that I‘m the new overseer of The
Commune only sends things hurling in that direction,” he said. “I doubt Mr. Southern had expected The S
He had expected Joaqin to be confused and anxious about Sunny‘s thoughts about The Serpents, but h