Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies by Sherri Roman

Chapter 1132 The coming storm
“What are you doing?” Before Charlotte could speak, Nate’s actions were stopped by Joe, who had just
entered the room.
Nate, who had originally looked displeased, seemed to be awakened and looked guilty as he turned to
Joe. “I was just shocked by the news earlier, that’s why I couldn’t control my emotions,” he said.
Joe narrowed his eyes and glanced at Charlotte nearby. Seeing her nod, he didn’t pursue the matter
further.
Soon, Eva came out with towels and noticed the strange atmosphere in the room.
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Nate was relieved by Eva’s appearance and, after making a random excuse, he pulled Eva out of the
cabin.
Charlotte then said to Joe, “I think I’ve guessed his intentions, it seems he’s here for Wendy.”
If that was the case, Nate was disgusting. Deceiving one woman’s feelings for another woman.
Joe also frowned, feeling like Wendy was a lingering shadow that they couldn’t shake off.

After a while, Charlotte noticed that Nate’s gaze seemed to always be on her, but whenever she looked at
him, he quickly averted his eyes.
Later on, the yacht had already sailed to the middle of the sea.
Charlotte took out some fishing gear and said to Eva, “Have you ever tried fishing in the sea? Do you want
to give it a try?”
Eva hesitated for a moment but quickly agreed.
Nate seemed to have an idea and took the fishing rod from Eva, saying, “You haven’t fished in the sea
before, so let me help you.”
Eva naturally didn’t refuse, and Nate stood next to Charlotte with the fishing rod. Charlotte, alert, distanced
herself from him, and Nate jokingly said, “Miss Clinton, are you rejecting me?”
Eva frowned, feeling that Nate’s words had a hidden meaning.
But seeing Nate’s normal expression, she doubted if she was being too sensitive. Charlotte raised an
eyebrow and said, “You’re overthinking it, I just think two people crowded together can’t fish properly.”
Nate wanted to say something, but Eva, who sensed something was wrong, pulled him away, forcing him

to suppress his thoughts.
At that moment, the clear sky suddenly turned dark.