Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 186

Hearing that, Brian frowned and did not know what to say next.

He had no psychological burden, by standing there without a word made each other embarrassed. He had been waiting since noon just to be with her for a while.

But Winnie did not give him a chance, so he could only brusquely broke in. Perhaps he had chosen the wrong topic and blocked his own path.

The room fell silent. Winnie did not speak and Brian did not know what to say.

After a while.

"Vanessa decided to go to college in B City?"

Brian's attitude was more conciliatory.

"Yes, I respect her choice."

Winnie said indifferently, as if they were strangers. And the atmosphere was awkward.

"I heard from Paul you bought a house near University B?"

Brian continued to ask and he could rest assured after getting positive answer.

"Yes, I did. We're going to move there when Vanessa starts school."

Winnie was still tepid.

Hearing that Winnie would stay, Brian was reassured. But when hearing that she would move away from here, Brian did not want her to leave.

"You and Leo..."

"Go out first if there is nothing I can do. My house is bought on loan, so I have to work hard to earn money while I rest, or the house will not be able to afford."

Winnie did not want to involve Leo. They had nothing to do with Leo.

When she heard about Leo, she decided to end their conversation immediately. Even if she had anything to do with Leo, it was not Brian’s business. She did not have to report to Brian.

Brian looked awkwardly at Winnie, who had no expression at all. She didn't speak and then turned around.

As he stretched out his hand to open the door, Winnie's soft voice came from behind him.

"Don't be so cold when the kids come back. They're very sensitive."

Brian could hear that Winnie only had temperature in her tone when talking about the children. She had no feelings for him anymore. Perhaps she had never had feelings for him at the beginning. And she was with him because of the children.

Although Winnie did not show a smiling face, Brian did not leave.

The family had dinner together in the evening. Winnie and Brian tried their best to show a friendly side in front of the children, so that the two children could not see anything.

After dinner, Brian and his two children were playing in the yard, and Winnie returned to her bedroom, citing work as an excuse.

She wanted to calm down to work, but Brian and the children were playing happily in the courtyard outside. Winnie could not calm down. From time to time, she went to the window to look at the three people.

Looking at them played happily, Winnie involuntarily became melancholy.

She was worried about whether Brian could still get along with her children as he did now after he knew the truth. Would he dislike the fact that Megan grew up in a lower class?

Would he get angry at her for hiding fact from him and vent his anger on her two children? Would she be deprived of custody and never see them again?

Thinking of these, Winnie was upset. And it was difficult to calm down to work.

So she went out and stood in the pavilion watching Brian and the children played happily. She did not bother them but walked out of yard alone and walked to the shade of tree on the road.

Brian and children were playing happily and Luke said.

"Daddy, I saw Auntie went out by herself."

Luke said, while pointing to the door.

"Alone?”

Asked Brian doubtfully.

"Yes."

After receiving a positive answer, Brian took out his mobile phone and called Winnie. But no one answered.

Something unpleasant happened today, which made him concerned. He had been alert.

When Paul and his father went to pick up the children, he did not feel rest assured and asked Albert to go with them.

Now Winnie went out by herself and did not answer the phone. He was worried.

After handing over the two children to Albert, he walked quickly out.

Out of the door, Brian saw Winnie, who was walking leisurely under the shade of the trees beside the road. Watching her lonely figure, Brian did not bother her but quietly followed behind.

However, seeing that, Penny was jealous.

From noon driven out of the house, Penny was waiting around the villa and would take revenge no matter who came out.

She would take revenge for all her humiliation which she had suffered this day. Even if she died, she would take one of the Bennet families with him, making them regret treating her like that.

However, they did not walk in or out along. And even a few of them picked up the children together.