Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 817

Winnie had told Finn before that she could not drink coffee, but she did not expect that Finn would remember that.

She had told Brian before, but Brian handed her a cup of coffee last night.

Brian’s actions had revealed his heart, so why be hypocritical to please her?

"The kids are having so much fun."

Finn put on a smile, he was happy watching the kids play. He liked to see Winnie's smile, her dimples were sweet and eye-catching.

"Well, kids are so easy to be satisfied and easy to get along with. There's none of the deception, but only playfulness."

"It's so nice, if only people had parents with them all the time and never grew up."

Winnie lamented that such a dream could not come true for her, because her parents had died, because she had grown up and hadn't met a man who could spoil her as a child. So she was realistic, and she still became one of the many errant people.

"You're only allowed to think about it for a second, or I'll send you a pair of handcuffs."

"It's not that good, if that's the case, there will be only kids in the world."

Compared to Winnie, Finn lived in reality. He wanted his child to live the way Winnie wanted, the only pity was that his wife had died.

"I know you're a cop, but there's no law that says thinking too much will have handcuffs."

Winnie laughed as innocently as a child.

Winnie's smile was the most beautiful scenery for Finn, more beautiful than any sea and famous rivers. He hoped that Winnie could smile without bitterness in the future.

They played until dinnertime and ate dinner together before heading home.

It was still Finn who drove and went to the suburbs to drop off the kids first.

As the car arrived at the suburbs, Brian stood at the gate and waited. The car stopped and the headlights were turned off. But by the light of the street lamp, Brian still saw that the person driving was Finn.

Finn saw Brian watching him and also saw his frown of dissatisfaction. He didn't get out of the car, but looked at Brian and nodded as a greeting.

Winnie walked over to Brian holding the two kids' hands.

"You must have been worried, the kids are safe and nothing unpleasant has happened."

"They've had dinner, so when they get back, let them take a shower and sleep after reading books."

"Bye, Megan, Luke, be good."

Winnie only took a look at Brian while she was speaking, for fear she got a complex mood.

Brian didn't say a word but watched Winnie get in the car and leave with a man. Brian was panic and sad, afraid that Winnie left his world.

Winnie and Finn left, but Finn could see Brian standing there in the rearview mirror. His figure didn't disappear until after the bend had turned.

Brian's frown, his dissatisfaction, the jealousy in his eyes and the figure he was looking at them all explained that he loved Winnie deeply.

"Take me to the airport."

Winnie's words pulled back Finn's thoughts.

"To the airport? Leaving this late?"

Finn was surprised, if he knew Winnie was leaving tonight, he wouldn't have let the kids play so late.

"If I don't leave today, I'll have to miss class tomorrow. I booked the plane ticket a long time ago, but I'm rushed and can't send Finella back first."

Winnie was apologetic, seeing how tired Finella looked.

But if she sent Finella back, the plane would have been off.

"It's okay, we can send you to the airport first."

Finella opened his mouth.

"Sorry, Finella, I am in a hurry to catch a flight, or I would have sent you home first."

Winnie blamed herself. If she had been earlier, Finella would not be so tired.

"I am fine, I'm not sleepy or tired. I'm happy to spend more time with you."

"I wish you'd come back sooner and we'd still play together."

Finella was sensible, she did not complain even she was sleepy and tired.

Like she said, being with her dad and Winnie was a happy thing, so she did not mind she was tired and sleepy.

"Ok, I will be back early. Next time we'll play longer."

Winnie promised.

"Have your brought your suitcase?"

Finn asked Winnie, thinking that women who go out and come back would carry a big suitcase and Winnie was no exception.

"No need, I just need a bag and a phone."

Winnie said casually. She did not come back with suitcase, so she did not have to leave with one.