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Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 783

Winnie wanted Stefan to completely give up. Even if he could not now, he had to know the facts.

"I'm sad to hear that, Winwin, but I understand how you feel and the burden of your so-called gap."

"Don’t worry, we are still friends, and I will not pester you. And, of course, I hope you still think of me as a friend."

Stefan could only be friends with Winnie as she required.

Winnie smiled happily. She let out a long sigh, releasing all the depression she had had.

"Of course we are friends. I like making friends. You are still my best friend."

After the release of repression, Winnie said in a relaxing tone.

It was good that Stefan gave up on Winnie, from now on, she did not have to worry about it. The most important thing was that she had him as a friend again, so she could turn to him for help when she was in trouble.

After spending an afternoon with Vanessa, Winnie got dressed and was ready to leave carrying her bag.

Winnie refused Vanessa to send her to the airport and decided to drive to the airport.

However, in the underground parking lot, she found Brian’s car was next to hers. She was at a lost and did not know what to do.

"What are you doing here?"

Winnie whispered.

"I will see you off."

Brian answered. He had been waiting for nearly an hour, to see her off, to talk to her, because he did not want her to leave.

"No, thank you. I'll drive there. It'll be easy for me to come back."

Winnie still refused, even if Brian had here, even if he looked sincere. Winnie dare not trouble irrelevant people, especially Brian who was a big figure.

"I'll pick you up when you come back."

Brian said. He would like to pick her up every time she came back, and even wanted to follow her.

It was not a happy day. He really did not want Winnie to leave unhappily, or he would be worried.

"No, thanks, I..."

Winnie still refused, but before she finished, Brian forced to take her hand.

"Brian, I really... I can go to the airport myself."

Winnie refused with embarrassment, but Brian seemed not hear her and had been pulling her to his car.

"Brian, I will fly away and come back many times in my life. Can you pick me up every time? If you can’t, don’t ever do it."

Winnie increased her voice. She hated that Brian forced himself to do things that he could not do. He didn't love her, why did he have to prove it to everyone? Didn't he know it made her embarrassed?

He couldn't see her off every time and pick her up every time. Didn't he know she would rely on him and wanted him to pick her up for a lifetime? Didn’t he know she would be disappointed if he failed to do so?

"I can pick you up for a lifetime, I promise."

Brian had determination and confidence. As long as Winnie wanted, he could be her full-time driver or secretary for a lifetime.

"You liar, you never once fulfilled your promise. Don't lie to me again. I won't believe you anymore."

Winnie elaborated on the fact in a calm mood. It was true that Brian deceived her and disappointed her again and again.

It was true that she was tortured by such deceit and disappointment and she chose not to trust him. Since it had become a fact, Winnie did not want to trust him again.

"I'm sorry I didn't give you enough credit. It's my fault. I didn't do it right. Get in the car first, and we'll talk about it on the way."

Brian was afraid she would be late for boarding, afraid she would be anxious, so he could only admit his mistake and let Winnie first get in the car.

Winnie was persistent not to get into Brian’s car, not wanting Brian to send her.

"I am not Wendy, and I don't need your help as much as Wendy. I have my own car and I can drive. I can get myself to the airport by myself, I don’t need you send me there."

Winnie shook off Brian's hand and walked toward her car. Brian hurried to follow her and stopped her again.

"Winwin, I'll drive. I'll send you there with your car, ok? I'll leave your car at the airport and take a cab back."

Brian compromised, but Winnie still refused.

"No, please go away."

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