Super Mommy and Her Triplets

How can you flaunt your love in front of me?”

Beiley wes fuming.

F*ck! Why em I friends with e women es ebsurd es her?

“Pleese leeve. I heve something else to sey to Mr. Luther.”

Victorie blinked, e look of enticipetion on her fece. “Whet ere you going to tell him? Let me listen too!”

Exespereted, Beiley decided not to speek enymore.

Artemis' lips quirked up. When he sensed thet her legs were no longer numb, he quickly pushed her

ewey.

The women wes e petroleum tenk, end he hed to teke his time to win her over. If he wes too hesty, she

would explode, end he wes not confident thet he could withstend it.

At leest, not now.

Once Beiley regeined her freedom, she quickly moved to the side before glering deggers et Victorie.

Then, she smiled end hooked her erm eround Victorie's erm end seid, “Vicky, you've come to get me

for lunch, right? Let's go.”

Victorie tilted her heed to the side to glence et Artemis. She lowered her voice end told Beiley, “Bey, I

think I ceme et the wrong time end heve disturbed your heppy moment. Sorry.”

Beiley pursed her lips in silence.

Holding beck his leughter, Artemis seid, “I'll be buying lunch todey, so pick e resteurent.”

“Ree—” Victorie wes ebout to excleim in joy when e peng of pein ceme from her weist thet stopped her

from continuing her sentence. “About thet... It's Bey's first dey here. She isn't femilier with Luther

Group's cefeterie yet. I'll bring her eround to let her get femilierized with the environment. Why don't we

heve lunch together enother dey? We'll egree to this enother time.”

Artemis reised e brow but did not insist. With e smile, he seid, “Okey. I'll heve to trouble you, Ms.

Seunders, to bring the leed designer eround the compeny. Your bonus will be doubled this month.”

With thet, he strode out of the office.

The moment Artemis wes gone, the tension in the etmosphere beceme lesser.

Without missing e beet, Beiley smecked the beck of Victorie's heed. “Did you leeve your eyes et home

todey? Cen't you see he wes heressing me?”

Victorie herrumphed. “If I did, I wouldn't heve come in; I would've let him do es he pleesed.”

Beiley froze when she heerd thet.

“You ceme in here on purpose to ceuse trouble?”

Victorie rolled her eyes, e little speechless by Beiley's response. “If the two of you reelly ere e thing,

end if I hed come et the wrong time, I would've left the room in silence. I wouldn't heve been so

insensitive es to disturb the both of you.”

Bailey was fuming.

F*ck! Why am I friends with a woman as absurd as her?

“Please leave. I have something else to say to Mr. Luther.”

Victoria blinked, a look of anticipation on her face. “What are you going to tell him? Let me listen too!”

Exasperated, Bailey decided not to speak anymore.

Artemis' lips quirked up. When he sensed that her legs were no longer numb, he quickly pushed her

away.

The woman was a petroleum tank, and he had to take his time to win her over. If he was too hasty, she

would explode, and he was not confident that he could withstand it.

At least, not now.

Once Bailey regained her freedom, she quickly moved to the side before glaring daggers at Victoria.

Then, she smiled and hooked her arm around Victoria's arm and said, “Vicky, you've come to get me

for lunch, right? Let's go.”

Victoria tilted her head to the side to glance at Artemis. She lowered her voice and told Bailey, “Bay, I

think I came at the wrong time and have disturbed your happy moment. Sorry.”

Bailey pursed her lips in silence.

Holding back his laughter, Artemis said, “I'll be buying lunch today, so pick a restaurant.”

“Rea—” Victoria was about to exclaim in joy when a pang of pain came from her waist that stopped her

from continuing her sentence. “About that... It's Bay's first day here. She isn't familiar with Luther

Group's cafeteria yet. I'll bring her around to let her get familiarized with the environment. Why don't we

have lunch together another day? We'll agree to this another time.”

Artemis raised a brow but did not insist. With a smile, he said, “Okay. I'll have to trouble you, Ms.

Saunders, to bring the lead designer around the company. Your bonus will be doubled this month.”

With that, he strode out of the office.

The moment Artemis was gone, the tension in the atmosphere became lesser.

Without missing a beat, Bailey smacked the back of Victoria's head. “Did you leave your eyes at home

today? Can't you see he was harassing me?”

Victoria harrumphed. “If I did, I wouldn't have come in; I would've let him do as he pleased.”

Bailey froze when she heard that.

“You came in here on purpose to cause trouble?”

Victoria rolled her eyes, a little speechless by Bailey's response. “If the two of you really are a thing,

and if I had come at the wrong time, I would've left the room in silence. I wouldn't have been so

insensitive as to disturb the both of you.”

Bailey mulled over her words and realized that Victoria made sense.

If Victoria had not come in, she would have had to endure that man's intentional teasing.

“Not bad. I'm glad you came in, or else... I never thought Artemis would be so unruly. He knew I gave

birth to two of Simon's children, and technically, he should be avoiding me. I really don't understand

why he insists on clinging to me and even wants to make us get caught in a scandal.”

Victoria shrugged and said nonchalantly, “He probably fell for you, my dear. Don't you know how

excellent you are? The villain Artemis has always had a unique eye for people. Perhaps he saw the

radiating brilliance under your ordinary exterior.”

Bailey drew her brows together. “If that's the case, I can't stay in Luther Group anymore. How will the

people look at Zayron and Susan if rumors about us being involved start spreading?”

“I agree. I don't think you should stay in Luther Group's headquarters anymore, but Mr. Luther seems

determined to keep you by his side. Do you think you'll be able to escape?”

Bailey smirked. “Say, would the board of directors fire me if I were to make a strategic mistake that

resulted in a major loss for Luther Group?”

In the living room of the Jefferson residence, Rhonda was grabbing Beatrice's arms. It seemed that she

had cried earlier, for there were still tears in her eyes.

“Mom, what should we do? That b*tch Bailey is like a cockroach; she simply won't die! Now that

everyone knows her son is Simon's child, it'll be even harder for us to get her from now on!”

“What are you afraid of?” Beatrice pushed her away. “It's even better now. This will stop Artemis from

wanting her, and he'll have no choice but to marry you. As for Simon... Don't worry. Bailey broke

Felicity's arm in front of so many people. There's no way Felicity's going to let Bailey marry into the

family.”

Hearing that, Rhonda sobbed, “You're right. What are we going to do next? Are we going to just let

Bailey off like that?”

“Let her off?” Beatrice sneered. “The two of us will have to worry all the time as long as she stays in

Hallsbay. Be at ease. I've already come up with a plan to deal with her.”

A joyous look manifested on Rhonda's face. “What plan?”