Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 1431

Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort chapter 1431

“That’s great news! Congratulations!” Everyone was ecstatic.

Clapping her hands, Ellie was teary. “Aww… That’s great! Daddy and Mommy are getting married!” she choked up.

“Hehe, I’m going to be the first person in my class to attend his own parents’ wedding ceremony.” Jamie was so worked up as he began to imagine the wedding. “I want to invite all my girlfriends to the banquet!”

Robbie, on the other hand, fell silent. Grinning from ear to ear, he looked at his parents lovingly. He had actually waited for this day for a very long time.

On the other hand, the triplets were sitting on a big rock, admiring the fireworks. When they heard the news, they widened their eyes with utmost curiosity. Then, they questioned, “Ms. Morgan, what does ‘getting married’ mean?”

“It means…” Morgan pondered before explaining, “It means that two people will stay together forever and never part ways with each other.”

“Whoa! Then can Beta and Gamma get married?” asked Alpha, cupping her chin.

“No, no, no…” Morgan quickly corrected, “Getting married is for two adults who love each other; who want to give each other the promise of a lifetime.”

“Oh, I see.” The three children were inquisitive. Beta continued, “So, can our Daddy and Mommy get married?”

“Of course, they can, as long as they are willing to.” Morgan chuckled.

“Daddy doesn’t seem to like us.” Alpha felt sad at that thought. “He always fights with Mommy.”

“They don’t behave like Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Zachary who kiss and hug all the time. They aren’t very nice to each other.” Beta looked glum. “Does it mean that they won’t get married?”

“Hmph! Mommy wouldn’t want Daddy.” Gamma added, “Daddy is so fierce, and he doesn’t smile. On the contrary, Mommy is cute. She should be with someone who’s equally cute.”

“You’re right!” The three little ones started counting with their fingers and discussing names of more suitable candidates for their mother.

Morgan was amused by their antics.