Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy novel Chapter 461

Triplets’ Attack: Game Over Daddy Chapter 461

Chapter 461 Matthew, You Bad Guy

After letting the clothing store, Elizabeth stopped shopping. If she continued, she was afraid

that the mall would be empty.

Even though she liked money, she was not greedy.

“Auntie Campbell, I have to go now. I need to go back to the hotel to pack my things.”

Abbie’s expression darkened slightly when she heard that. These two days were too short. She was reluctant to part with her daughter.

Gillian’s gaze darkened as she held her hand.

“Lizzy, don’t treat me like an outsider. My daughter is the same age as you, can you treat me like a mother? If you need anything in the future, just look for me.”

No matter what, I can help you.

Elizabeth smiled and answered, “Okay.”

Does she remember what her mother looks like? Her heart trembled when she heard Abbie.

Looking at her, there was some tears in her eyes. How wonderful Auntie Campbell is!

Quickly get into the car, Elizabeth hugged her.

“Auntie Campbell, goodbye! Come to A City when you’re free.”

Tears welled up in Mrs. Campbell’s eyes too. For the first time, she felt the pain of separation

and felt very upset.

Elizabeth let go of her and waved to him before getting into the car.

Abbie arranged a car to send her back until her car drove far away.

Only then did she regain her composure. A woman in a black suit walked up to her and

whispered.

“Abbie, our men have been guarding the surroundings. No one is allowed in. Ms. Wade is

Upon hearing this, Abbie’s eyes lit up and she said softly.

“Get someone to follow her until she leaves W City safely and let everyone in A City know

her. From now on, their mission is to protect her.”

“Yes.”

The woman nodded and opened the door for her. Abbie got into the car and followed her

into the front passenger seat.

Elizabeth returned to the hotel. When she opened the door and entered, she saw Matthew

sitting on the sofa smoking. Her luggage was already packed.

He looked at her coldly. Elizabeth knew that he had been waiting for too long, so she could

only coax him.