To the Love of My Life

Chapter 720: Chapter 720: I Have Triplets (10)
 

The main reason Steve Burton suddenly left Ruby Gregory after learning the truth was not to call Rusell Henris to deal with Maya Mitchell, nor to show off the Triplets who suddenly became his own, but rather seemingly to handle the recent work handover as an excuse.

When he suddenly left Ruby’s ward tonight, he wanted to let himself calm down a bit and there were more important things to do.

So after Steve called Rusell Henris, Edward Woods, Howard Coleman, and Madeleine, he made a call to Madam Burton. After hanging up the phone, he leisurely started the car, turned the steering wheel, and drove the car out of the hospital toward the villa area in the West Suburb.

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When Steve arrived at the gate of The Burtons’ Mansion, it was close to one o’clock in the morning. As he passed The Gregorys’ Manor, he glanced sideways and noticed the tightly locked door, two large lights at the gate, and the quiet, empty courtyard. The dim sleep light from the house cast shadows.

In just a minute, the car passed The Gregorys’ Manor and reached the gate of The Burtons’ Mansion.

Compared to the tranquility of The Gregorys’ Manor, The Burtons’ Mansion was splendidly lit, with all available lights on both at the main entrance and within the courtyard. The parking lot seemed full, and many luxury cars were parked directly in the courtyard.

The main gate of The Burtons’ Mansion was wide open, and as Steve slowed down the car to turn into the courtyard, the awake gatekeeper ran out of his small white room and greeted him through the lowered car window, “Mr. Steve is back.”

Steve, with a faint expression, nodded slightly at the gatekeeper, and then skillfully drove the car directly into the courtyard, found an empty space to park, got out of the car, closed the door and slowly walked toward the door of the house.

Standing in front of the door, Steve reached out and pressed the doorbell. The music played for less than two seconds before the door was opened by a servant. Seeing Steve, she shouted first, “Mr. Steve”, then turned around and yelled loudly into the house, “Ma’am, Mr. Steve is back!”

Finally, the servant bent down, took out Steve’s slippers from the shoe cabinet, and placed them in front of him.

As soon as Steve had changed his shoes, Wenny Burton, who had woken up because Madam Burton got up, and stubbornly refused to sleep, threw herself into his arms: “Uncle.”

Steve handed the car keys and coat to the servant, bent down to pick up his niece, and walked inside, only to bump into Madam Burton, who rushed out after hearing the servant’s voice.

Steve lifted his niece slightly and asked Madam Burton, “Are everyone here?”

“They’re all here, in your dad’s big conference room on the second floor,” Madam Burton paused, couldn’t help but ask, “Steve, what’s going on that you asked me to bring the whole family here in the middle of the night?”

“Let’s go upstairs first before we talk about it.”

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When Steve, carrying his niece, followed Madam Burton into the second-floor conference room, he saw that the five-meter-long, three-meter-wide conference table was surrounded by people.

In the middle of the conference table, there was a large row of expensive porcelain vases filled with delicate, beautiful flowers that emitted a faint fragrance.