Marry My Hot CEO Baby Daddy novel Chapter 19

Natalie was confused by her brother's words.

"But Nathan!"

"Let's go Natalie."

It was rare for Nathan to show a stern expression. In addition to being vigilant, he looked at the man in front of him with more hostility than a child of his age.

"We can buy it ourselves."

After saying this, Nathan pulled his sister away and lectured her, "You can't just casually take things from a stranger. I've told you many times but you don't listen."

"But, Nathan, that man looks so handsome. He definitely isn't a bad person."

"He's not handsome at all."

"No, he's handsome."

Looking at the two children walking far away, William Montgomery straightened up, and his face looked particularly cold in the rain. He handed the umbrella to the assistant following him.

"Mr. Montgomery, those two children…"

"Go and follow them, but don't do anything."

"Yes sir."

After watching the assistant follow the two children, William returned to the car and lit a cigarette while rolling down the window slightly.

Not too far ahead was the entrance to the apartment building where Toby said he dropped off Emma.

The sound of the phone vibrating in the car rang several times as William took slow drawls of his cigarettes. Toby was in the car with him as well.

"Mr. Montgomery," the driver cautiously reminded him, "Miss West has made a few calls."

William looked out of the window, his cold gaze distant.

The two children he had just seen at the pharmacy… The girl looked exactly like a miniature Emma.

As for that boy, he actually looked like himself. William's frown deepened.

He had been waiting outside the apartment building for the assistant to come back. From inside the car window, he saw the little girl jumping all the way inside, followed by the little boy as they entered the apartment building.

The assistant said, "Mr. Montgomery, these two children are quite smart. They told the people in the pharmacy that they don't have a father. It's not easy for their single mother who can't find parking in the rain. The little girl cried when she said those words."