THE DIVORCE GAMBIT From Dumped Wife to CEO's Forever novel Chapter 1089

"Six weeks," Keira replied, seeing Hannah's joy. "But Hannah, you only guessed half of the good news. The other half, you'd never imagine!"

"Another half?" Hannah was intrigued. "Keira, tell me, what's the other half?"

"Guess how many Freya is carrying."

"How many?" Hannah thought she must have misheard. It took her a few seconds to process the question before she asked in disbelief, "Don't tell me Freya is having twins?"

The Richards family did have a history of twins. Among Hannah's own eight children, there was one set of twins.

"Not twins," Keira said, shaking her head.

Not twins?

Hannah paused again. "Could it be... triplets?"

Keira nodded enthusiastically. "Yes, yes! Triplets! Hannah, isn't Freya a hero in our family?"

Hearing that, Hannah was even more ecstatic.

With Norris Richards and Celeste's wedding also coming up, it felt like a triple blessing for Hannah.

The two grandmothers chatted excitedly over video for a long time.

Hannah made a special point to say, "Keira, when Norris and March get married in a couple of months, you and Fortune must come to Neon Spire and stay for a while."

Norris and Celeste's wedding was set for two months later, to be held in Neon Spire.

"Of course," Keira agreed.

Carey and Caitlin joined the video call with Keira and Hannah, sharing in the happy conversation.

Stuart turned to Gordon and asked, "Gordon, have you thought of any names for the children yet?"

Gordon shook his head. "Not yet. Dad, if you have any good ones, we'd be happy to use them."

Stuart laughed. "I'm not very good at picking names. Your mother and I spent months thinking of Freya's name! But there's no rush. You and Freya still have eight months to think about it."

They say pregnancy lasts ten months, but in reality, most babies are born after about nine.

Since Caitlin was already six weeks along, she had about eight months left before she would be ready to give birth.

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She had been watching for days. Every afternoon around three o'clock, the nanny Gavin had hired would bring that little bastard to the children's play area in the park.

Sure enough, shortly after Ann arrived at the park, she saw the nanny and the little bastard.

A three or four-year-old child is at their most mischievous age. The moment he reached the park, he was captivated by the seesaw and the slide and immediately ran off to play.

The nanny called after him, "Ulysses, stay around here and don't wander off. I'll hold your water bottle for you. If you get thirsty, come to me for a drink."

Ulysses nodded. "Okay, Josie, I will."

After reminding Ulysses not to run off, the nanny sat down on a nearby bench and started chatting with some other women. They must have found something amusing because soon they were all laughing together. The whole time, the nanny didn't even glance up once.

Ann looked around, her eyes narrowing. She carefully avoided the security cameras and positioned herself in a blind spot near the slide. Then, she called out in a gentle voice.

"Ulysses."

Ulysses, who looked a lot like Gavin, was sturdy and adorable. Hearing someone call his name, he looked up and asked curiously, "Who are you?"

"My name is Ann. I'm your big sister."