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Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 364

Hearing Juan’s suggestion, Kyle said, “You’re right.”

The two boys quickly went to Nina and Maya to convince them.

With only a few drumsticks and a promise that Evan would treat her to a delicious meal, the two boys successfully lured Maya to gladly jump on board.

Though Nina was hesitant at first, she decided to cooperate with them since Evan helped her to find the best art academy.

After much discussion, the four kids began to fake sleeping simultaneously.

In the meantime, Nicole had just finished cleaning up and was walking out of the kitchen. Her brows knitted together when she realized that all the little ones had disappeared.

They should be playing as usual at this time. Why is it so quiet? Where are they?

Out of curiosity, she went to the toy room, but only to find a few toys scattered around on the floor of the empty room.

Leaving the toy room, she saw Evan staring at the financial news channel intently on the couch. “Where are the kids?”

Evan darted a glance at her, shaking his head. “I don’t know.”

Nicole frowned at his reply. Then she walked to Juan and Kyle’s bedroom.

Opening the door, she saw the two boys lying motionless on the bed.

Are they asleep already?

Why do these two rascals sleep so early today?

She walked to the bed and pulled a blanket over them. After staring at the boys for a moment, she tiptoed out of the room.

Nina and Maya sleep late usually, so they should be playing right now. Then she made her way to the girls’ room.

A look of astonishment appeared on her face the moment she stepped into the room.

Are the girls sleeping already?

That’s weird!

Worry that they might have fallen ill, she strode over to them and touched Maya’s forehead. Thank God she’s not having a fever.

Next, she turned to touch Nina’s forehead. Nina is fine as well.

What’s going on? Why did the four of them go to bed so early simultaneously?

Covering the girls with a blanket, she tiptoed out of their room too.

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