Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

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Chapter 427

As darkness took over the sky, Adina was finally finished cleaning up the messy living room. She took a

glance at Duke who was reading a book on the couch, and rubbed her nose in confusion.

‘It’s almost ten in the evening. Why is this man still here?

Does he want me to order him to leave?’

The four kids seemed to be gaining even more energy, and Adina had no idea when they would all be

going to bed.

After giving it some thought, Adina made the decision to put the kids to bed first and deal with Duke

after.

“Alright, Georgie, Hal, Al, and Mel, time to put the toys away. We’re going to go upstairs and take a bath,”

she said with a smile while standing at the side of the play mat.

Harold said, “Five more minutes, Mommy,” without raising his head and while still holding the

Transformer toy in his arms.

Adina was getting a little tired.

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That was already the third time they had asked for five

more minutes.

Even Mel had copied her brother and said, “Five more minutes.”

The little girl seldom spoke, but when she did, anybody who heard her would instantly be melted by her

soft voice. Adina looked at Alden and George and asked, “What about you two? Do you want to play for

another five minutes as well?”

Alden nodded and said, “I’m going to stay here with Mel because I’m afraid Harold might bully her.”

George looked up and said, “Harold plays rough sometimes. I’ll be here to keep an eye on him.”

Harold was speechless.

Mel is my favorite , so why would I pick on her? These two are trying to throw mud on me while lying

through their teeth!’

“Harold is restless wherever he goes. With him here, it’ll be difficult for you to get a good night’s sleep,”

Duke added with a smile. “That’s okay,” Adina answered with a soft smile. “L’IL join them in playing if

they want to.”

Regardless, she would never let go of them.

“It’s difficult for you to take care of four kids on your OWI, so you don’t need to put up such a strong

front,”

Duke said quietly. “How about this? I’ll stay over to help you look after the kids.”

“There’s no need for that!” Adina shook her head immediately as her eyes widened.

This man was like a hungry wolf, and the gaze he used to look at her was always intrusive.

She would be insane to let this man stay the night at her place. A glimpse of disappointment flashed

through Duke’s eyes. “Okay then. It’s getting late. I should head back now,” he said as he stood up

calmly.

He took a few steps towards the door, but turned back and asked, “Are you kids not going to say

goodbye to Daddy?”

Harold and George appeared not to have heard him, as they were focused on stacking the building

blocks.

Alden looked at Duke and gave him a little wave.

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Only Mel approached Duke barefoot and gently shook his hand while saying, “Goodbye, Daddy.”

“Mel is the sweetest!”

Duke left a kiss on the little girl’s cheek and walked out of the mansion.

He was very fortunate to have a little girl out of his four children since he would have been miserable

without her.

The mansion was suddenly quite empty once Duke left.

Adina first took a shower of her own and headed downstairs after that. The four kids were finally looking

sleepy. She first gave Mel a bath, and then Harold.

George and Alden, on the other hand, matured quickly and could already bathe themselves by the time

they turned three.

By the time she finished looking after the kids, it was eleven thirty at night.

Adina immediately dozed off after lying down as her body felt exhausted.

However, she heard crying in the middle of the night.

Mel was sleeping in a room on her own, while the other three kids were sharing another room.

Adina went after the crying sound and found Harold sobbing while sitting on the carpet next to the room’s

door. “I want milk. I want milk!” He cried out loud.

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