The Billionaire Twins Need A New Mommy! novel Chapter 25

Chapter 25: Lying is Bad

"Au—auntie... You didn’t have to push Chacha and Second if we’re in the way."

"Auntie, we are so sorry. Please don’t step on us anymore."

Confusion quickly bloomed on Melissa’s face as she eyed the children, who suddenly wobbled on the floor so dramatically. She hadn’t even touched them!

"What?" she let out a nervous laugh. "Kids, what are you saying..."

She trailed off when she suddenly heard a comment from the side.

"What? Melissa pushed those kids just because they’re in the way?"

"I heard she’s getting the role, and her presence is out of mere formality. But even so, how can she hurt innocent children?"

"I thought she was gentle, but it seems having strong backers was enough to change one."

Melissa opened and closed her mouth as she heard whispers and saw accusing looks from the people around.

"I didn’t—" She hadn’t even defended herself when the children spoke again.

"Auntie, we will move away," Second hiccupped, hugging Chacha protectively. "Please don’t hurt Chacha anymore. Just step on me if you’re still angry."

Second then looked up at her, sliding his little hand in front of her feet as if offering it to be stepped on. His thick lashes fluttered ever so slowly, acting like he was making the biggest sacrifice at five!

"!!!" Melissa’s breath hitched, torn between whether these kids were just dramatic or if they were purposely making her look bad.

"Lisa, what are you still..." The blonde and the short-haired ladies suddenly appeared, only to catch Melissa idling outside the audition hall. Their steps slowed as they spotted two children in their Halloween costumes slumped in front of Melissa, with the boy’s hand placed inches from Melissa’s heel.

The two ladies furrowed their brows, trying to make sense of the situation. However, they couldn’t quite tell what was happening.

"Uh..." Melissa huffed and sported a gentle smile. "It’s nothing. The children were mistaken and fell on their own."

And for once, she wasn’t lying. But then, the twins spoke.

"That’s true, beautiful big sisters," Second hummed, his voice adorable, his eyes on the blonde and short-haired ladies. "The auntie didn’t mean to step on us at all!"

Chacha nodded, obviously feigning lingering "fear" in her eyes. "Yes! The old auntie didn’t mean to push us out of the way and step on us. She just probably didn’t see us!"

Melissa’s face blanked as she eyed the two. Even if the twins said all that, it only sounded like they were trying to hide their sufferings and not clarify the misunderstanding at all.

Also, how come they called those two "big sisters," and she was an "old auntie"?

The ladies—the two who had locked Lola to give Melissa justice—frowned a bit. To them, the twins were just trying to cover for Melissa.

"That’s not—" Melissa panicked, waving her hands as she darted her eyes at everyone looking in their direction. When her eyes fell on the children, malice and bitterness shone in them.

Now, for her, it was clear that these children were either framing her for no reason, or they simply didn’t know how damaging this was. Either way, she was not happy at all.

"Kids," Melissa huffed and calmed down. "Lying is bad. I didn’t even touch the two of you."

She then raised her finger to the CCTV camera in the corner. "You know, there are cameras all over this place. If they see that you’re lying, you can end up in prison."

Second and Chacha frowned.

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