Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 814

Winnie was so moved that she couldn't say a word, and at that moment, everyone's eyes were on Brian, waiting for an attitude from him.

Brian had been silent in listening to the conversation of several women, now everyone was looking at him and he knew what everyone was looking at him for. But he knew that Winnie was not giving him a chance by saying these words, but was denying him and telling him that it was impossible to marry him.

Brian raised his eyes to look at Winnie, but Winnie averted her eyes.

Brian knew that Winnie couldn't forgive him so far, but he still had to express himself.

"Winwin, if you agree ......"

"Brian, I want to go see the kids, are you going back to the suburbs?"

Winnie directly interrupted Brian's words, because she was afraid that her refusal would make Brian embarrased.

She knew that Brian wanted to say that if she agreed he would marry her, but she didn't dare to marry and couldn't marry him. She couldn't let her one-sided love and two kids affect Brian's career and life.

"Yes, let’s go back together."

After Brian finished speaking and turned back to say goodbye to Leo, he left together with Winnie.

After exiting the ward and walking for a while, Winnie stopped in her tracks.

"I drove here, and I assume you drove too. We'll drive over separately."

After Winnie said that, she continued walking towards the front.

"I didn't drive here. Albert dropped me off and then went on a date. I can't call him over at this hour."

Brian answered Winnie.

His car was indeed not there because he saw Winnie's car in the parking lot. Knowing that she was here, Brian deliberately asked Albert to drive the car away.

No matter how things would go, he had to create the opportunity first.

"Take a cab, there are plenty of cabs out there."

Winnie was helpless. Brian used this lame move every time. It showed that he was avoiding the problem or didn't care about her feelings.

"I have no cash, no phone."

Since Brian made preparation, he made it perfectly. His phone was taken away by Albert, and he never carried a single cent of cash.

In this condition, he didn't believe Winnie could let him walk back.

"You ......"

Winnie was to be angry, but she held back because they were in the hospital.

Without speaking, she continued to walk forward, her steps picking up little by little with her anger.

She knew she just couldn't be ruthless with Brian, if she could turn a blind eye to Brian, she might have ended this painful ordeal long ago.

Winnie let Brian drive, and the two of them went to the suburbs together.

Along the way, Brian had been looking for a chance to explain what happened last time, but he did not do so. He was afraid that if he did that, Winnie wouldn't even go to the suburbs.

So not a word was spoken by the two on this journey, it was so quiet that all that could be heard was the sound of the car scraping against the road.

In the suburbs, Winnie politely greeted Rufus, and then took the two kids back to their rooms. She hadn't seen them for a week, and she wanted to find out what had happened to her kids this week, to know how they got along with their classmates and teachers.

"I won't ask much about your studies, I only want you to study work and to be responsible for yourself."

"Tell me what funny things happened to you at school this week, and if anything unpleasant happened."

Winnie wanted to see the child's ability to cope and their way of solving things through some things.

The kids were too young to discern between right and wrong things and must tell the parents to help. Those were right should be praised and encouraged, and those were wrong must be corrected.

"Mom, we've had a pretty good week, we've met a lot of new friends and the teachers have been pretty nice to us. It's just that when we talk to our new friends, they always talk about family, and every time we talk about that, brother and I have nothing to say."

Megan started to answer quite easily, but later on, she couldn't help but fell into a low mood.

Winnie just wanted to talk to them, but she ignored the fact that they would encounter such problems.

"Why? You can tell them the true Mom and Dad have broken up. It's a long life and you can't always hide from these problems, right?"

Winnie knew that the kid's silence was to avoid the matter, that they did not have the courage to speak such a fact for fear of ridicule from their classmates.

Yet that was the fact, and they could not change it whether they had the courage or not.

"Mom, we're not avoiding it, we're hoping that you and Dad will still give us a home."

That was what Megan really thought. She just couldn't believe or resign herself and her brother to being like that. Their desire for a family had always been clear and unambiguous, and they had held on to it.

Winnie felt even worse mentally when she heard that.

She could give the kids anything they wanted, but a complete home.