Chapter 459
"Stay away from him," Ivan said, gripping the steering wheel tightly and enunciating each word.
Sterling, Martin.
His twin brother has the same parents.
He spoke slowly, "Sterling is a dangerous man, and those who get close to him won't have good outcomes."
Haley glanced at the driver. Why did Ivan's emotions seem off when Sterling was mentioned? This only confirmed her suspicions even more.
The car slowly drove on the road at night and stopped at the gate of the Winston family mansion in less than twenty minutes.
Ivan got out of the car first and gentlemanly opened the door on Haley's side.
As soon as the two reached the doorstep of the mansion, the children rushed over.
"Mom, you're finally back! I missed you so much!"
Greer was always the most lively one. He ran over and jumped into Haley's arms, instantly climbing up.
Quinn used to be shy and introverted, but she became mischievous under Greer's influence and imitated him by climbing on Haley.
She had a child in each arm, both weighing over thirty pounds, which was heavy.
Two other children with dark eyes were waiting eagerly below.
"Mommy, you can't carry us anymore. Let me do it."
Ivan crouched down and beckoned to Keith and Todd.
Keith awkwardly took a step back. "I'm a man. I don't need to be carried."
Todd calmly said, "Neither do I."
Fine, none of these four children needed him as their dad.
"Dad, carry me!"
Quinn stretched out her arms.
Ivan's desolate heart finally found solace. But unexpectedly, Mrs. Winston walked out of the house the next second, smiling. "Quinn, come. Grandma will carry you to pick a necklace."
The little girl's eyes lit up, and she quickly jumped into Mrs. Winston's arms.
Mrs. Winston held Quinn and smiled. "Haley, I feel a connection with Quinn. She'll sleep with me tonight."
Without waiting for Haley's agreement or refusal, she carried Quinn to the living room.
Didn't Quinn have autism? Didn't she dislike anyone besides her parents and siblings? Why did she become acquainted with Mrs. Winston so quickly?
Soon, she understood why.
She saw Alfred and four or five servants carrying numerous sandalwood boxes out of the upstairs collection room and opening them in front of Quinn.
Those boxes contained diamond necklaces, pearl earrings, or jade bracelets worth at least hundreds of thousands.
And now, those items in Quinn's hands were like toys.
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