The Three Little Guardian Angels
Chapter 2701

Chapter 2701

Daisie brought them upstairs, and the first thing that caught Colton's attention was the scene of Nollace changing the baby's diaper.

He sneered. "What a rare thing to see."

Freyja mocked him in return, "He looks much more competent than you when you first started picking up this chore."

Colton was at a loss for words.

Cameron walked up to the babies with Waylon. Her belly was so big now that she could no longer bend down, so she could only squat halfway down on the side of the bed and hold the baby's little hand. "It's so soft, and it's such a tiny hand. This feels amazing!"

Daisie stared at her belly. "Cameron, how many months has it been?"

She stroked her belly. "It's been 22 weeks."

"Brother, how many are you expecting?"

Waylon chuckled. "You're welcome to guess."

Freyja guessed there would be three, and Daisie had the same thought.

Colton said, "You ladies are making it sound like conceiving triplets is a normal thing to do. How would there be so many triplets? It's at most twins."

Nollace nodded.

Daisie was puzzled. "What if they're also triplets?"

Colton smiled. "This miracle has already happened."

Cameron and Waylon looked at each other, smiled, and said nothing. The others were to guess, so it was not the time to reveal the answer just yet.

Another three days passed.

At the Goldmann mansion...

Maisie and Nolan each held one baby, and Daisie had the last one in her arms. Nicholas walked up to Nolan's side and teased the baby boy in his embrace, and the baby grabbed Nicholas' finger, amusing him.

"Look at you, Daisie. You're now a proud mother who's given birth to three heirs for the Knowles in-one go."

Nollace took the baby out of Daisie's arms. "That's indeed something to be proud of."

Maisie chuckled.

Nolan frowned. "How do you tell these three apart? Who's this in my arms? The youngest, the eldest, or the one in the middle?"

After hugging him for such a long time, he still did not know how to distinguish one from another.

Nicholas was also slightly stunned. "I can't tell the difference either. They really look exactly the same."

Nollace explained, "The one that you're holding is the eldest, and the one in Mom's arms is the youngest."

Daisie was astonished and turned to stare at him. "How do you tell the difference?"

'Even I can't tell the difference as a mother.'

Nollace rubbed the top of her head. "All of them were marked when they were born. I've been observing all three of them very carefully in the past few days, and I realized that they differ in size and hair color. "The eldest looks more buff, so he's a little heavier when you carry him. He shares the same hair color as the second, but the latter is not as heavy as his elder brother.

As for the youngest, he's the easiest to tell apart, he's the smallest in size when placed next to his elder brothers, and the color of his hair is lighter."

With Nollace's explanation, it was really easy for the other four people present to distinguish the triplets. from each other.

Nicholas smiled and took the eldest brother out of Nolan's arms. "Oh, it's true. This chubby boy is indeed heavy."

Daisie looked at Nollace. "Nollace, if it weren't for you, I'd still have no idea who's the eldest among them."

I'm such a clumsy mother.'

Nollace smiled dotingly. "It seems that I'll have to pay more attention to what they wear in the future so that my wife won't have a hard time recognizing them."

She nodded. "Yes."

In the next few days, Nollace began to order a batch of clothes for infants. Although the clothes of the

triplets had the same style, there were minor differences.

For example, the eldest's clothes would have a small sun mark, the clothes of the second child would have a crescent moon mark, and those that belonged to the youngest would have a star. Daisie lay beside the babies and watched with a grin on her face. "The more I look, the cuter they become."

Nollace tucked her long fringe behind her ears. "It's time to come up with nicknames for the babies."

She froze for a moment, then sat up. "Are you really leaving it up to me?"

He smiled. "Yes."

"For real?"

Nollace raised his eyebrows.

Daisie gave it a thought and then said solemnly, "How about Number One, Two, and Three? Straightforward and easy to remember."