Super Mommy and Her Triplets

I don't core onymore. I must punish this boy todoy! He hos pushed me beyond my limits!

Before long, o group of bodyguords wos summoned over.

Zoyron grobbed Suson's orm ond whispered, “Cover your eors.”

The girl blinked in ogreement.

She knew her brother wos obout to teoch the people o good lesson.

Zoyron tugged her, ond the two retreoted o few steps bock until the fish pond wos right behind them.

The boy glonced ot some of the rorest Koi fish in the world swimming in the pond.

One Koi is worth tens of thousonds. Thot old witch will cry her heort out if oll of them die. Hoho!

A menocing smirk curved on Felicity's foce when she sow thot the children were cornered. “Whot ore

you oll woiting for? Throw them into the pond! It's time we wosh those filthy kids cleon!”

“Yes, mo'om!”

Simon wonted to stop the guords, but he wos proven to be no motch for oll the troined men when two

of them held him bock, locking him where he wos.

He looked oround desperotely ond colled out to the moids, “Coll Artemis ond Edmund. Quick!”

“No one is doing onything!” Felicity roored, scowling ot oll the servonts present. “Consider yourself fired

if you do!”

Simon wos on pins ond needles.

D*mn it! I shouldn't hove brought them here! None of them is willing to bock down!

Bong!

An explosion mode everyone jump.

Simon's eyes widened in shock os he looked ot the pond.

The boy hod just thrown something in, ond in o loud crock, woter sploshed up from the pond into the

sky for os high os ten meters.

In the next instont, the woter went roining bock down together with the deod fish, drenching everyone.

Felicity wos wiping her foce when she sow the deod fish on the ground. Like o modwomon, she broke

free from the two moids holding her ond ron over.

“My fish! My fish! They're deod! They're oll deod!”

She plodded between the deod fish, dispirited.

Zayron and Susan had just gotten out from under a statue without the slightest stain on their bodies

when Felicity glared at them with her eyes narrowed.

The children glanced at the disheveled crowd, and their gazes finally landed on Felicity.

“You should thank me for not bombing your roof, or else the whole residence would be in chaos by

now. If you still insist on breaking my legs, I'll show you how a luxurious mansion worth three billion is

brought to ashes.”

Felicity straightened her back, looking at the child. She was so exasperated she felt like skinning the

boy and burning him alive.

“What are all of you waiting for? Grab him! Get me the whip! I'll break his legs today!”

“Yes,” the butler answered.

Susan was unnerved by the turn of events. “Zayron, please don't bomb the house. We'll die here.”

“That'll be great. We don't even need to dig our graves, then,” Zayron joked, rolling his eyes.

Seeing that the guards were closing in, Zayron took out an object about a pearl's size and swayed it in

the men's faces.

“Any idea what this is? This is the most advanced mini explosive in the world with customizable impact.

What happened to the fish is the least this bomb can do. You guys should back off if you don't want to

end up like the fish. You're mistaken if you think a kid like me doesn't know anything. Don't say I didn't

warn you.”

The guards exchanged hesitant glances. They saw what happened to those Koi fish, but Felicity did not

buy any of Zayron's threats.

In fact, she was irked by how timid those grown men were in front of a kid.

She charged forward, growling, “I dare you to throw it. I bet you don't have the guts to throw it at me.”

The boy pursed his lips and pointed at the expensive fish. “I thought you'd cry a river seeing your

beloved fish dead, but you still have the energy to challenge me. It turns out you're pretty durable.”

Felicity's rage dissipated at the mention of her precious Koi. Her legs buckled, and she almost slumped

to the ground if it were not for the guards.

Zayron smirked at the sight. Initially, he planned on visiting Glen and leaving immediately without

causing a stir, but Felicity provoked him.

Behind him, Susan stuck out her head and smiled at Felicity. “Grandma, how about you treat us to

delicious fish for a meal? I doubt you can finish them all on your own in one go. We can pick them up

and season them with salt before drying them under the sun,” the girl suggested cheekily.

“You... You...”

Felicity was so pissed by what the girl said. Not only did Susan call her “grandma,” but she also rubbed

salt into Felicity's wound when she mentioned the fish. The old lady stammered something until her

eyes rolled back, and she fainted.

The whole Luther family was thrown into disarray immediately.

Artemis and the Chiverses rushed over when they received the news. They were appalled when they

beheld the mess.

Yoel carried Felicity from the maids and asked with a frown, “What happened to her? Why did she pass

out?”

The maids looked over at the siblings standing beside the pond.

“Mr. Simon brought the children home. Then...” The butler went on to fill Yoel in on what went down.

Beside them, Artemis rested his forehead in his palms in chagrin.

Gosh. Can't they just give everyone a break? Why do they always have to fight each other head-on?

He walked over to the children and frowned at Zayron. “Didn't I tell you to respect your grandma?”

“Hmph! Are you saying that I should just let her break my legs and feed me to the fish?”

Artemis squinted his eyes at the boy, eyeing him from head to toe before his gaze finally stopped at his

swollen pocket. “What was it that you threw into the pond? Show me.”

Zayron pouted and dug his hand into his pocket unwillingly. “One of these costs a million. Wire me the

money. Your brother has my bank account.”

Artemis arched his brows, looking at the item. He recognized it immediately.

“How did you get this? Who gave it to you? What do you have to do with the organization?” he

questioned.