The Divorced Heiress Is Entering a New Marriage

Extra 2: Before the Storm

The months went by, and James and Elizabeth watched in amazement as their siblings grew inside their mommy’s belly.

At the same time, they discovered something even better than becoming older siblings: their mom now always at home because she got tired from walking around.

They loved this because she was always there to welcome them when they got home.

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Despite staying at home, Deborah still supported the office through video calls, so she would set up in the living room because she liked watching everyone come and go. Chip and Felix would stay beside her, sleeping while their owners were at school.

“Yes, Dad, and remember we need to keep an eye on their movements in the coming days because I think

I those companies I showed you are about to lose value since their owners are acting strange,” she said, sending him the list.

“I think so too, sweetie because the idea of them selling to increase their stock value is a bit odd,” Nicholas said as he read through the list.

“Yeah, so we should warn our clients and-

Deborah was interrupted as the little cat climbed onto the camera, demanding to be petted.

“Okay, Chip, wait,” Deborah said, amused, petting the cat before placing her beside her. Nôvel(D)rama.Org's content.

“She’s a demanding girl,” Nicholas observed.

“Very much so.”

“And let me guess, Felix is with you too,” Nicholas said. Hearing his name, the little dog stood on his hind legs to peek at the table.

Felix barked at Nicholas in greeting, wagging his tall.

“You called him,” Deborah said, laughing as she stroked the puppy’s head.

“Mommy!” They then heard the kids shouting as they ran to hug her and kiss her on the cheek.

“What about me?” Nicholas joked at the sight.

“Hi, Grandpa,” Elizabeth said, blowing him a kiss.

“Hi, Grandpa.”

“How was school?” Nicholas asked.

“Good,” they replied together.

“Excellent, keep getting those straight A’s,” he said, listening to his grandkids laugh. “Well, I’ll let you go eat while I keep working here,” he said, showing the folders next to him.

“Okay, Dad, don’t overwork yourself, and don’t forget to eat.”

“Don’t worry, dear, Tallana’s looking out for me,” he joked, seeing the older… come back into the

office with a plastic bag and some Styrofoam plates.

“Hi, Grandma,” the kids said, greeting the older woman.

“Hello, kids,” she said, smiling at the camera.

“Enjoy your meal,” Deborah said, ending the call. When she turned around, she saw her kids happily playing with their pets. “Okay, now that you’re here, go wash your hands while I order lunch.”

“Okay, Mommy. And… how are my siblings?” Ellie asked, hugging Deborah’s belly.

“They’ve been quiet, so far,” she said, placing her hands on her stomach as the little ones started moving.

“James, hurry up, they’re moving!” Elizabeth said excitedly.

James came closer to greet his siblings, copying his sister by placing his hands on their mother’s belly to

feel it.

Deborah smiled, watching the interaction between her children.

Once that was done, they went to wash their hands to eat and told their mom about their day at school.

After lunch, the kids went to do their homework, and Deborah visited the greenhouse where her mom was

“Hi, Mom…” Deborah said, sitting on the big couch they’d set up. “God… I think soon I won’t be able to come visit you. These babies are getting heavy,” she said, stroking her belly. “You know, Dad seems happy. with Tatiana. Strangely, I didn’t feel jealous or angry about it, like other people do… but maybe it’s because I only recently found out he’s my dad, or I don’t know. But I understand that he should have someone by his side,” she said, making a face and looking up at the locket. “By the way, remember I told you I had doubts about ordering the decorations for the twins” room online? Well, it turns out they arrived just fine and looked exactly like in the picture”