She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On novel Chapter 502

"I am not letting him out of my sight today. I won't let Gail anywhere near him."

"Good. Tomorrow at the estate, there will be eyes everywhere. We have to be incredibly careful."

...

Miles sketched a standalone portrait of Luna. The curve of her eyes and the slope of her brow bore a striking resemblance to Quinn.

However, being completely blind to the truth right in front of him, he genuinely didn't realize the little girl he just drew looked exactly like Quinn.

Caleb, on the other hand, saw it immediately. Afraid Miles might connect the dots, he quickly stepped in to distract him.

Smiling, he walked over and offered high praise. "Miles, that looks exactly like her!"

Luna's round eyes widened as she looked at her perfect likeness on the paper. She started clapping her hands in delight.

Her sweet voice rang out, "Caleb is right! You even drew the dress I'm wearing perfectly!"

"Miles, you're amazing!"

"You're so good at this, Miles!"

Hearing the two toddlers showering him with praise, a flicker of smug pride danced in Miles's eyes, the corners of his mouth tipping up into a grin.

"Do you like it, Luna?"

"I love it! I didn't know you were such a good artist!"

Seeing the kids leaning in and finally willing to be close to him again, he couldn't help but brag a little.

His tone was light and playful. "I'm good at a lot of things. Not just drawing. I can play chess, checkers, and backgammon."

"I know how to code, I'm great at telling stories, and I can make all kinds of origami. Paper planes, bunnies, paper cranes—you name it.

"I can do massive, complicated puzzles, I know all the best riddles, and I know tons of games we can play."

Luna's bright eyes widened in pure awe. "Miles, you know how to do all that?"

"I played with a lot of fun things when I was a kid too."

In reality, Miles had spent the past few days frantically googling what toddlers liked. He had locked himself in his study practicing origami and had even spent his free time at the office researching kids' games.

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