The Wife Is A Superstar 7

Chapter 1388 Forced Acknowledgement

Manoban Corporation.

Once again, Jennie and her twins came to the company to eat lunch with Lisa. Work was still hectic but had already begun to ease towards the end of the month. Nevertheless, Jennie still did her best to bring her twins to see their father whenever she had free time. This was a crucial period in the twins' development. It was vital for them to spend as much time with their parents as possible to fortify their family bond. Also, it was easy for babies at such a young age to forget someone if they hadn't seen that said person for a while. Lisa's current hectic schedule would have made his presence scarce in the twins' waking moments. If Jennie didn't make an effort to bring their babies to him regularly, they might start to forget their father. Jennie and Lisa would hate it if this were to happen. Jennie's constant efforts weren't lost on Lisa. He felt like the luckiest man in the universe for marrying a woman like her. She wasn't only a beautiful genius but also a dedicated wife to their family. What more could a man like him ask for? His wife made him feel like the most blessed husband and father in the world. At the moment, the family was inside Lisa's office as usual. The original large, modern and masculine space had long been softened by the addition of happy family photos, vases of fresh flowers, and comfortable furniture. The sleek leather sofas had been swapped with soft cloud sofas instead. In addition, there was now a sizeable fluffy rug where the twins could roll around as much as they pleased. Despite these changes, the CEO's office still retained its professional majesty. It just felt a lot more welcoming and comfortable than before. Of course, Lisa did all this for his family. He wanted them to feel at home in his workplace whenever they visited. What was the use of being the President-CEO of a large multinational company anyway if he couldn't even at least do this much for his own family?

Lunchtime was already over. Fortunately, Lisa didn't need to attend any meetings in the afternoon. He could stay in his office and work from there for the rest of the day. The workload was still heavy and required him to be on constant standby in case the various project leaders needed his verification in person. But at least he could see his family while working. Jennie was playing on the fluffy carpet with Little Levi. The baby was quite noisy with his adorable giggles and coos, but Lisa didn't mind. He could still concentrate on his work even with his child's noise. Unlike the lively Little Levi, his younger twin brother was quiet and well-behaved as always. Little Liam sat on his father's lap behind the large desk. The baby was mesmerized by the moving executive pendulum clicker display beside a framed photo of their family. He had been watching the balls swinging for almost half an hour now.

This harmonious scene continued until Lisa felt a gaze on him. He glanced up and saw his wife taking photos of him and Liam with her phone. Jennie checked the pictures. "You father and son look so much alike. Even your serious expressions are identical."

He smiled. What else would a father like him feel if one of his sons resembled him this much? Pride, of course! Though this didn't mean that he liked Liam more than Levi. Not at all. He loved both of his twin sons equally regardless of their differences. Maybe this would change in the future depending on how the twins grew up, but for now, he didn't give any preferential treatment to one son over the other. "Levi fell asleep?" he asked after finally noticing quietness.

"Yes, he got tired playing," Jennie replied. Levi was now lying on a makeshift bed on the fluffy carpet made up of a blanket.

Lisa glanced at his other son, who was on his lap. Liam was yawning and was about to nod off as well. Lisa paused his work. Then he carried his younger twin son and carefully placed him beside Levi on the makeshift bed on the carpet.

The parents watched their sleeping babies.

"Levi and Liam are already treating this place like home," Jennie commented.