Mr. President: You Are The Daddy Of My Triplets - Chapter 167

Chapter 167: 167- Silly Girl

After Valerie left, Nina didn’t go to sleep. Instead, she retrieved a cigarette from the pack and switched on the TV.

She needed to relax her mind.

Her purpose was to teach a lesson to Valerie, just to let her know what power she held as a mom in Rafael’s life. However, everything was jeopardized when out of the blue, Marissa returned to their lives.

Nina’s plan was to throw Marissa out of their lives and send her to the same gutter where she belonged.

Even if Marissa had discussed anything against Nina or Valerie with Rafael, she needed to come up with a solid excuse to convince her son.

With a sudden attack of anxiety, she picked up her phone and dialed Rafael’s number, but he didn’t receive it.

This never happened before. No matter how busy he had been, he always took her calls.

Valerie was right. There was something fishy going on.

What if Rafael was involved with Marissa?

No, no. That wasn’t possible. Rafael never liked fat girls. He maintained a friendly relationship with Brunettes, but he never liked them.

Since childhood, he had been telling Nina that the only brunette he ever liked was his mom, and that used to make Nina’s heart filled with pride.

The way she had witnessed Marissa roaming around in the office so confidently, Nina wasn’t a fool.

The woman even dared to enter Rafael’s office and closed the door behind her. As if… as if she owned it. In the Sangua office, every employee of MSin knew that the only person who was allowed to enter the President’s office was no one else but Nina Sinclair.

Everyone was aware of it. Even Valarie could never question her about the authority.

Then what happened?

What changed?

She was regretting for not coming here earlier and seeing for herself. She got late. Maybe instead of starting her own business, she should have started visiting all MSin offices.

For now, Valerie was off her back. She had dealt the girl quite sensibly but what would she tell her son?

Soon he would ask her what she did to him seven years back.

How could she be so shithead not to realize that Marissa might be looking for a chance to return to Rafael’s life?

She could still remember Marissa’s face when Nina tried to scare her off five years ago. And the stupid girl ran away just as Nina expected her to.

She made things easy for Nina and Valerie when she silently left Sangua City.

Nina had always played it smartly. She not only changed the staff of her house but also got the priest transferred to another church by using her contacts.

Yup. This was the same priest who made them say their vows.

Now Nina only needed to convince her son. She couldn’t afford to lose him. Once Marissa was gone, she would kick out Valerie too. She had enough proof of her extramarital affairs.

With a bored look, she dialed someone’s number and waited for her call to be received. He was the same man who collected proof against Valerie with Ethan.

“Hmm. Wh…who is this?” Nina eyed her phone with a frown and spoke.

“Hello. It’s me, Nina Sinclair. Are you drunk?”

“Ms. Nina Sinclair,” the man on the other end seemed to be gritting his teeth and muttered with drowsiness, “This isn’t a decent time to call anyone. Some of us have work to do the next day. I start my day early, Ms. Sinclair.”

Nina was put off by his tone, but she didn’t want to offend the man by confronting him. He was an expert in his job.

“I have another job for you,” she didn’t even offer any apology for disturbing his sleep, “The White Palace in Kanderton. I want that.”

“Then go and buy it!” he snapped and was about to disconnect when Nina said his favorite words.

“I’ll pay you the double of your fees.”

There was now silence on the other end and Nina waited for him to speak while holding her breath.

“Fine!” he barked making her smile, “I’ll let you know what I can do!” Nina was startled when without warning he disconnected the call.

“Son of a …” She muttered and tossed her phone aside which landed near someone’s feet.

“Geena?” Nina almost got up from her seat, “When did you come inside?” Nina didn’t know how to snub the girl who didn’t know that she needed to knock before entering the room. But the next moment her anger dissipated when Geena dashed in,

“I knew you must be awake, Nina. And I just ordered hot chocolate for us.”

Geena walked to the other chair near the coffee table and took a seat.

“Hot chocolate?” Nina settled back into her seat, “Who am I? A four-year-old?”

Geena chuckled and raised her feet to place them under her, “No! You just needed something hot. No wine because you need to be somber tomorrow in the office. No coffee or you’ll stay awake late. So, the only option left was hot chocolate.”

Nina observed her assistant’s face for a moment. Right now, she didn’t look like the clumsy girl who needed lessons for moving among the rich brats.

“You look worried!” Geena started rubbing her feet as if she had pain, “your face shows it. What is bothering you?”

Nina shook her head and looked away. The only thing she had learned in life was, to trust no one. Not even her shadow.

“Nothing. Maybe I’m just tired,” Nina started making circles on her knee that was covered in silk pajamas.

“You need a good night’s sleep, Nina and that’s it.”

Nina agreed to her assistant and nodded with a smile, “I know. It’s just … the thought… what to expect tomorrow.”

“For the last two years what I’ve learned from you is, never to worry about tomorrow. None of us knows what will happen. So why to dwell on it?”

Nina was about to remark on how sensible Geena sounded when there was a knock on the door.

“I think they have brought our hot chocolate!” Geena got to her feet and Nina made a face while rolling her eyes.

She wanted to tell Geena that it was hotel room service, and she could just have called out a ‘yes’ to let them in.

“I can never train this silly girl!”