---- Chapter 7 I remembered how severe my morning sickness was during the early stages of pregnancy. I often couldn't sleep at all through the night. When Felicia found out, she immediately brought in a renowned nutritionist from abroad, who created a customized pregnancy meal plan for me. The Springton family even hired a chef from a three- Michelin-star restaurant. One time, I mentioned craving a snack from my hometown. The next day, Dawson had someone go and bring it back just for me. "It's freshly made. Quickly, try it," he urged with a smile, his eyes full of fatherly affection. When I was four months pregnant, Felicia suddenly dragged me out for a shopping trip. We spent the entire day visiting the city's most upscale baby stores. "This blue onesie is so cute. We're getting it," Felicia said as she picked it out. "This pink one is nice too. ---- We'll take it as well." "Mom, we don't even know yet if it's a boy or a girl," I reminded her with a smile. "In that case, we'll buy both boy and girl clothes!" Felicia replied cheerfully. ''No matter if our baby is a little prince or princess, they'll wear only the best." It wasn't just clothes. The Springton couple prepared everything in meticulous detail-a crib, stroller, cradle, toys, and diapers were among the many. An entire room in the house was converted into a nursery, and the walls were painted a cozy pale yellow. "Monica, what do you think of this baby monitor?" Dawson asked, holding up the latest model. "It can track the baby's breathing and heartbeat in real time. I nodded, a wave of warmth welling up in my heart. When I was six months pregnant, I slipped during a nighttime bathroom trip. Although it wasn't serious, the Springton couple panicked and immediately rushed me to the hospital. ---- That night, Felicia set up a cot in my hospital room and insisted on staying with me. "In case you need anything during the night, I'll be right here," she insisted. The next day, Dawson brought in three experienced caregivers to take shifts watching over me. "There's no need to go to all this trouble. I'm okay, really" I reassured her, feeling a little embarrassed. "How can we not go to this trouble?" Dawson replied sternly. "You're the most important person in the Springton family right now." By the seventh month of my pregnancy, the Springton couple had already arranged for five postpartum nannies to take turns caring for me and the baby after the birth. They even contacted several international kindergartens in advance to reserve a spot for the baby, who had yet to be born. Every night, Felicia would sit by my bedside and read In "CEO, Those Twins Look Just Like You" by CrushReel, a single mother's life takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with a charming playboy who unknowingly holds a billionaire secret. As their worlds collide, secrets unravel and hearts intertwine in this captivating romance novel set in a modern office backdrop. Amidst the challenges of raising twins solo, our protagonist finds herself drawn to the enigmatic playboy, unaware of the wealth and complexity hidden beneath his charismatic facade. The juxtaposition of their contrasting lives sets the stage for a tale of unexpected love, where opposites truly attract in ways neither could have imagined. This sweet romance novel delves into themes of family, identity, and the power of love to transcend social boundaries. With its blend of heartwarming moments and intriguing twists, "CEO, Those Twins Look Just Like You" stands out as a refreshing take on the billionaire CEO trope, offering readers a glimpse into a world where love knows no bounds. Experience the magic of this ongoing story at CrushReel and dive into a narrative that promises to captivate your heart and leave you eagerly awaiting what unfolds next. Read online at CrushReel for a journey that will keep you hooked till the very end.