The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 122

Chapter 122

Mr. Goldmann Sr. looked at the three rascals. “Then why doesn’t your mother accept your father?”

The three rugrats stared at each other and then recounted to Mr. Goldmann Si. about their mother’s experience. After listening to their explanation, Mr. Goldmann Si.’s expression tumed a little gloomy.

‘I didn’t care about Maisie’s background, but I only got to know that Maisie is one of the daughters of the Vanderbilts. Although the Vanderbilts are only a small family in Bassburgh, the Goldmanns can still accept her as our daughter-in-law.

‘What I didn’t expect is that my idiot son had actually been blinded and deceived by the illegitimate daughter of the Vanderbilts for six years. No wonder Zee is unwilling to accept my son.

‘This kid deserves it!’

“Grandpa, you do want Mommy to be with Daddy, right?” Colton asked.

Mr. Goldmann Sr. snorted. “Of course.”

‘My son has finally met a woman that he likes. There’s no way that I’m breaking them up. In other words, the young lady is the only reason how my dumb son can find his true love!’

In the room, Nolan put Maisie on the bed. Maisie moaned a little when she got in contact with the soft bed, rolled over, and slept on his arm.

Nolan frowned slightly. The soft sensation on the back of his hand made him feel tense, and a dim flame was faintly lit at the bottom of his eyes.

‘This woman really cannot sleep soundly!’

Nolan leaned over and wanted to kiss her, but his phone rang abruptly.

He glanced at Maisie, got up, and took out his cell phone to answer the call. A voice then sounded from the other end of the call. “Mr. Goldmann, I’ve found some information about the matter that you asked me to investigate.”

Nolan looked back at Maisie, who had not woken up again, answered the phone, and left the room.

He then entered the study. “How did it go?”

“I haven’t been able to find out the relationship between Ms. Vanderbilt and the Metropolis of Morwich, but the only clue that I discovered is that Ms. Vanderbilt’s mother seemed to have quite a background.”

“Yes, I checked the information and compared it, only to find that Ms. Vanderbilt’s mother might b e from the de Armas.”

After opening the file, there were two comparative documents. The fingerprints of Stephen’s original wife, Marina Gonzales, were exactly the same as those of the daughter of the de Armas who had left home.