Summary of Chapter 122 Mark Educates The Children from Rotten Twins: Making a CEO a Daddy
Chapter 122 Mark Educates The Children marks a crucial moment in Internet’s Romance novel, Rotten Twins: Making a CEO a Daddy. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
As this was not what he was after, Mark raised a brow. “Free up your afternoon!”
“Why?” Lyla held her guard up.
Displeased by the tone, Mark lifted his head and paused on each word. “Do. It!”
Lyla. “...”
She rolled her eyes at him. The more she had gotten to know this man, the more he was without moral integrity.
“In short, wait for me downstairs after lunch. Got it?” Mark stared at her and said.
“You should at least tell me... where we’re going?” Lyla wanted to find out what they were going to do but was afraid of what Mark might say next. Hence, she abruptly corrected herself.
Mark still had his eyes on her. “You’ll know once we’re there. You may leave now!!!”
Lyla. “...”
Mark was the kind that would not budge despite the questioning when he refused to speak. Hence, Lyla stopped asking.
She nodded and left the office.
Now that everything was back to the way it was, the employees were filled with enthusiasm to work. However, the shareholders were the happiest amid this change as they had nothing to worry about with the shares going back up and sales remaining stable.
After lunch, Lyla let Lily know before heading downstairs.
Afraid that she might attract attention, Lyla specifically stood at a corner.
While driving out, Mark could see a figure standing away from the entrance from afar. With a frown, he drove on over.
Noticing that it was him as the car pulled up, Lyla pulled open the door and got in.
“Why are you waiting here?”
“I don’t want people in the office to misunderstand!”
Mark. “...”
She was clearly trying to keep a distance.
“Your attempt to cover things up just makes it more suspicious!” Mark commented.
It may be so but Lyla was only after peace of mind. Unwilling to dwell on the topic further, she enquired, “Where are we going?”
“To pick up our son and daughter from school!”
“Why are we picking them up?”
Bombarded by the questions, Mark turned over and rolled his eyes.
Lyla got the message and shut up.
Lyla could rest a little if Hansel and Gretel were brought along. With them around, Mark would not mess around.
The drive to Hansel and Gretel’s school took twenty minutes.
It had slipped Lyla’s mind how eye-catching a Rolls Royce could be.
“I’ll go pick them up!” Taking the lead, Lyla got down from the car and moved towards the school.
Without her saying, Mark knew what was going through her head.
Once she was gone, Mark parked the car and unbuckled his seatbelt before heading in.
It never occurred to Hansel and Gretel that Lyla would come pick them up at the school. This was a first.
Coincidently, Hansel had his face down, snoozing away.
The teacher took the opportunity to tell on him when Lyla came to pick them up.
Lyla kneaded her temples. Of all the times to come, she arrived only to be met by the teacher’s complaints.
“Don’t worry, I will speak to him later!”
Hansel and Gretel stood at a corner, unbothered, as if they were not the subjects being spoken of.
Just then, Mark emerged from behind. “Miss, may I ask, how is Hansel doing with his studies?”
“Uh...”
The teacher was taken aback by Mark’s sudden appearance. One reason was due to his awesomely good looks and another reason was because she did not know how to answer.
“And you are?”
“My daddy!” Gretel blurted.
The teacher bobbed her head. She should have known after a glimpse at Mark’s looks.
“Hello!” Mark smiled at the female teacher.
It was not Mark’s intention to make eyes but the teacher blushed for some reason.
Watching nearby, Lyla could not help but shake her head. He had only his looks to blame for.
“Miss, you have not answered my question!”
“About that... Hansel and Gretel are doing good, holding steady at first place!”
Mark then turned to Hansel and praised him. “You’re such a genius. You’re the top of your class despite sleeping!”
“I’m a genius, you know!”
The father and son played off one another really well.
There were no words to describe the expression on the teacher’s face.
This may be a fact but the way she saw it, this was undoubtedly spoiling the child.
Mark then turned his gaze to the teacher. “Miss, I hope that he’s able to keep up with the achievement. Please let me know once the report card is ready!”
Huh?
What was the meaning of this?
Mark handed over a name card. “Thank you!”
The teacher was at a loss as she looked at the name card in hand.
Mark grinned. “If that’s the case, we’ll get going then!” He happily grabbed Gretel and walked out.
Lyla. “...”
Hansel followed close behind while Lyla let out a smile at the teacher before moving along.
Later, the teacher gazed at the name card in her hand. M.K. Group...
She lifted her gaze to meet the receding figures. She thought Hansel and Gretel were without a father.
Why did a father pop out of nowhere?
...
In the car.
Gretel was bubbling over with excitement. Mommy and Daddy came together to pick them up from school.
“Mommy, Daddy, where are we going?” Gretel asked.
“Mark Pattinson, are you messing around together with him?” Lyla questioned him.
Mark studied Lyla before turning to Hansel who was behind her. “Also, I will be checking your homework and report card every week!”
“But Hansel never does his homework!” Gretel blurted.
Hansel immediately glared at her, prompting her to keep her mouth close.
Lyla stared at Hansel, too angry to utter another word.
Hansel embarrassedly smiled. “I will do it from now on!”
“You really are my son. You’re exactly like me when I was younger!” Mark was proud.
“Does that mean I don’t have to do any homework?” Hansel enquired with a smile.
“Of course not!”
“Of course not!”
Mark and Lyla cried in unison.
Hansel. “...” He was feeling a little down in the dumps. “Fine, got it!”
“If you can do this, we won’t stop you in whatever you want to do next time!” Mark said.
“Sure, no problem. It’s a deal!” Hansel agreed to it without hesitation.
“It’s not said for fun, so you better keep your word!” Lyla chimed in.
“Mommy, don’t worry. I will!”
“Mommy, just trust Hansel. He has never done any homework and sleeps in class yet he always emerges at the top of the class. There’s nothing to worry about!” Gretel gave her two cents. It was not known whether she was backing Hansel up or telling on him.
Hansel. “...”
Lyla. “...”
Gazing at them, Lyla gave up.
In fact, Mark was right. Regardless of what Hansel did, what more could be asked of him as long as he maintained his outstanding academic results.
Lyla sighed and could not be bothered to say more. Hansel immediately uttered, “Mommy, so you’re not angry anymore?”
“What’s the point of me getting angry?” She rolled her eyes at Mark. “With someone on your side, whatever I say is futile!”
Hansel was aware that the anger had been transferred to Daddy, so it no longer had anything to do with him.
He definitely did not want any part of it!
Mark fixed his eyes on Lyla. “You should be secretly happy if you think about the people who listen yet fail in class!”
“An over-doting father only limits his children’s development!” Lyla refused to speak further.
“Even if he does nothing and can’t get into a university, he can just inherit my company. What are you worried about?” Mark probed.
Lyla. “...”
She knew that Mark would not know how to educate their son. To have such ideas, what was the point for Hansel to work hard?
Helplessly shaking her head, Lyla turned her gaze to outside the window.
Nevertheless, she could not deny that Mark was a good father.
He had Hansel and Gretel’s best interest in mind...
With that in mind, Lyla could not help but turn over to steal a glance at him...
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