The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

Chapter 98

Chapter 98 What's Wrong With Bowling

Corbin couldn't help but feel guilty when he saw how devastated Nana was for losing Bowling.

In truth, he thought he was partly to blame.

The puppy must have run away when he was having a confrontation with Nana.

Needless to say, Nana was livid and annoyed at Corbin.

However, she knew that losing her temper wouldn't solve the problem.

"Let's split up and look for Bowling.Maybe we'll be able to find him quicker that way."

Taking a look at his watch, Corbin found that his time escorting Silas to kindergarten was long over, and he should be back at work by now.

However, he still nodded and said, "Okay."

Before long, they went in two different directions and started looking for the puppy.

Unfortunately, Nana and Corbin had searched every corner of the kindergarten, but the puppy was nowhere to be found.As time went by, Nana became more anxious and it seemed as though she was on the verge of tears.

Corbin's desperation led him to come up with a bad idea.

"I'll tell you what, we can find a puppy that looks exactly like Bowling.The kids won't know the difference! When we find Bowling, we will just replace the other puppy with it."

Nana wasn't convinced as she replied, "What's the use of buying a substitute dog? Bowling's belly has..."

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All of a sudden, Nana stopped talking and she fell into a pensive mood.

"What's wrong with its belly?"

Confused, Corbin looked at Nana, who seemed to have made a slip of the tongue.Nana bit her lip hesitantly before she attempted to explain herself.

"Bowling accidentally swallowed something very important to my friend.So we must find that puppy as soon as possible."

As of late, dealing with Maurice and Preston had taken a toll on Eliana and now if she were to find that Bowling was nowhere to be found...

Nana didn't even want to think how Eliana would react.

Come hell or high water, Nana had to find the puppy before word of its disappearance was to reach Eliana.She looked at Corbin unhappily as she had no choice but to compromise with him and said, "All right.Let's go with your suggestion.Let's buy a dog that looks like Bowling for now."

Nana then lowered her eyes to the ground in a dispirited fashion.

This behavior was far from her usual self, as Corbin remembered her being nothing but lively, cheerful and joyful when they had first met.

Corbin felt a little sorry for her and he replied, "Don't worry.I'll help you find Bowling.We will find it.Don't give up."NôvelDrama.Org content rights.

After they reached an agreement, Nana and Corbin went to the nearest pet market to look for a white- furred puppy that closely resembled Bowling.

Before parting ways, Corbin said to Nana, "Leave me your phone number so I can call you if I find Bowling."

Nana complied, having no reason to refuse.

That evening, Nana went to pick up Adrian and Aileen after school was over.

When the twins got home, Aileen ran to the white-furred puppy excitedly.

"Bowling!"

However, as soon as she reached out her hand, the white-furred puppy ran away and hid in the bathroom.

"Eh?"

Aileen blinked her eyes in confusion and then pouted her lips.

"Bowling, why aren't you playing with me?"

Bowling would usually tag its tail and jump around her when it would see her.What could have happened...

"You might have frightened him."

Adrian patted his sister's little head and comforted her for a while before walking towards the bathroom.

Squatting down at the door of the bathroom, he took out a bag of Bowling’s favorite snack.

"Bowling!"

The white-furred puppy looked at him timidly, huddling in the corner of the bathroom.

"That's strange."

Adrian tilted his head, lost in thought.

Aileen stuck her head out from behind and took an innocent guess.

"Has Bowling lost its memory?"

Adrian didn't reply to her as he seemed to be mulling over something.

Nana tiptoed towards the room, but as soon as her hand touched the doorknob, she heard Adrian's voice.

"Nana, what's wrong with Bowling?"