Fled With CEO's Twin Babies novel (Mia and Joe) novel Chapter 107

Chapter 107 You’re a Bad Person 

Joe raised an eyebrow. “Special?” 

Anna seemed to want to say more but suddenly recalled something her brother had mentioned. She took a few steps. 

back. 

“I won’t talk to you. You’re a bad person,” Anna turned her head away from him. 

Joe’s expression darkened instantly. “Your mother is portraying me this way to you?” 

“You’re not allowed to say bad things about my mommy!” Anna was instantly infuriated when she heard him criticizing Charlotte. Like a little firecracker, she charged toward Joe, her 

small fist pounding on his leg. 

“What my brother said is right. You’re a bad person! I never want to talk to you again!” 

The commotion drew Charlotte’s attention. She rushed over to hug Anna tightly and glared at Joe. “What did you do to her?” 

Joe couldn’t help but laugh in exasperation. 

The child called him a bad person, and her mother looked at 

him defensively. What on earth had he done to deserve this 

level of condemnation? 

Just as he was about to speak, a call from Wendy came in. 

His expression darkened, and he saw both Charlotte and Anna turn their heads away simultaneously, refusing to look 

at him. 

Joe suppressed his smile, grabbed his phone, and moved to 

the side. 

“Joe…” Wendy’s voice carried a tone of extreme grievance, “Today is the day of our engagement banquet! How much longer do you want to leave me alone here?” 

Joe looked back at Charlotte and Anna, his voice slightly 

subdued. “I’ll come back as soon as the results are out.” 

With a touch of probing, Wendy asked, “Couldn’t Charlotte stay there alone? Why did it have to be you accompany her?” 

“If I had known it would come to this, I would have rather 

never met you back then,” Wendy cried out. 

After a moment of silence, Joe replied calmly, “I understand. I’ll 

be back soon.” 

This was the first time he felt annoyance when Wendy brought 

up their past. 

Joe walked up to Anna and looked down at her from a higher position. “What your brother said is all false. I’m not a bad 

person.” 

After saying this, he glanced deeply at Charlotte before turning to leave. 

As he reached the elevator lobby, he ran into the head nurse 

rushing over with a thermos box in hand. She was speaking to someone next to her as she hurriedly walked by, “This child has Rh-negative blood type. Be extremely cautious during the blood transfusion. If anything goes wrong, the dean won’t