Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 843

Joshua walked out. He had to go see Winnie, and talked her out of her bad mood.

After Joshua went out, only Brian and Stella were left in the living room.

Brian was in a rather torn mood, thinking what he should do and whether Winnie was disappointed in him again.

The biggest shock from Winnie's fuss was Stella.

What shook her wasn't Winnie's hysterical anger, but her words. She wasn't just lecturing Brian, she was scolded too.

Twenty years were gone, her mother could not come back to life, and there was no way she would let her father die.

Compared to a life of forgetting to earn happiness, it did not seem to worthy it.

Were they wrong? They were wrong for over twenty years. How did her father get through?

After Winnie went out and saw Rufus and Vanessa, she immediately collected her emotions, suppressing all her anger all down. But without waiting for her to walk towards them, Paul called out to Winnie.

"Winnie, the kitchen is short of spices and I don't know how to buy them, so come with me and get the spices."

"...... OK, I'll go with you."

Winnie followed Paul out.

When Joshua came out, he saw Paul leaving with Winnie. With Paul around, he was relieved.

Winnie and Paul walked to the supermarket, and Paul enlightened Winnie.

Paul slowed his pace.

"Winwin, I heard what you just said, don't be angry with Brian, he is deeply stimulated."

"Paul, I am worried about him. I'm also worried about Rufus, he is old, but he has to endure this. How much time do you think he has for Brian to squander? He is over sixty now, and Brian should forgive him."

Winnie spat out, being able to talk to Paul about this made her feel better.

"I understand everything you said. And it's all I want to say, but if I say it in front of Brian, he will be furious."

He approved of what Winnie said.

He had wanted to say all this for a long time, but the effect was different when they came from different mouths.

Winnie was annoyed and lost her temper, but Brian would not blame her, this was the way Brian expressed his love.

Winnie looked at Paul sideways oddly.

"Paul, you must know what happened before."

Winnie guessed something from Paul's words, but she wasn't sure. He probably knew a lot of things before so he was sure that Brian was wrong and agreed with her words.

"I know."

Paul gave his answer, surprising Winnie.

"Really? And whose fault is it?"

Winnie asked Paul in surprise, but she was disappointed in the end.

"I know as much as you know, but I know with certainty that Brian's mother's suicide had nothing to do with ...... with Rufus’ affair."

Paul came so close to saying Isobel's name.

He wanted Winnie to think for herself and guess for herself, so that there would be a mental preparation and a process of acceptance. The most important thing was that Rufus wouldn't let him tell the truth.

"You must know everything, Paul, you just can't tell me."

"I understand, there are a lot of things that are out of your hands."

Winnie's cleverness made it somewhat difficult for Paul to cope, and fortunately she understood and did not ask further questions. Otherwise the truth would definitely be revealed today.

"Since it has nothing to do with Rufus' cheating, Brian and Stella's resentment is irrational."

Winnie sighed helplessly.

"But they don't know the truth, or they wouldn't have resented it for so many years."

"Think about it, Winnie, how would you feel if you gave your all to hating someone, but in the end you found out you hated the wrong person?"

Knowing that what Brian and Stella did was wrong, Paul still understood them.

The events back then happened so suddenly, it was no wonder that Stella and Brian couldn't figure it out and would hate Rufus for over twenty years.

"It's definitely not acceptable ......"

"Paul, are you afraid of hurting Brian and Stella, so you said nothing?"

Winnie asked Paul.

Rufus had put up with it for over twenty years and he was actually protecting his children.

"Yeah, I like to talk to smart people."

"So, Winwin, don't use the truth to fix the problem. It's better to stick to Joshua's principles and let them forget about it unconditionally."

This was Paul's point, he didn't want Winnie to give up on this matter and he didn't want her to leave Brian alone, because no one but her could control Brian.