Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 851

"Okay, I will stay in the hospital for a few days."

Rufus agreed, but he also realized that he was not so simple to nurse, otherwise they would not still be worried.

Rufus woke up, and his physical signs slowly recovered. Winnie and Brian were urged several times before leaving at noon.

They came to the parking lot, and Albert was already waiting for them.

"I will drive my own car back. And I will come back after sleeping for a while at home."

Winnie said she was going to go to her car, but Brian stopped her.

"You haven't slept at all from yesterday to now. How can you drive in a daze? You didn't have diner dinner last night, and you haven't eaten in the morning. Are you sure you can drive in your condition? Get in the car and follow me to the outskirts of the city. Let's eat the meal first."

Brian felt sorry for Winnie. She looked so tired and pale. He wouldn't let her go home alone.

"I want to go home to take a shower and change my clothes. There is fast food downstairs and I can have lunch there."

"You go back. Don't you have to go to work? Don't worry about me. I'm fine myself."

Winnie refused, not wanting to go to the suburbs with Brian.

"Go back with me first. After lunch, I will take you home and then go to the company directly."

After speaking, he forced Winnie into the car. Sometimes Winnie's refusal really didn't work out in front of Brian.

She was top-heavy and weak due to lack of sleep. How could she resist Brian's force, and she could only leave with Brian.

The driver drove, Albert sat in the co-pilot, Brian and Winnie in the back.

After a while, Winnie was sleepy and fell asleep with her head on the seat.

Brian felt more distressed when he saw Winnie's look, and he moved to Winnie's side. He gently rested Winnie's head on his shoulder so that she could sleep more comfortably.

After having lunch, Brian had to go to the company, and Winnie must go home to take a shower and change clothes.

On the way back to the center of the city, Winnie didn't sleep this time because she had something to discuss with Brian.

"Rufus needs some time to recover. I will take care of the children during this period. I will take them back tonight. If you are not at ease, arrange a bodyguard to protect them."

Winnie had thought about it a long time ago. When she looked after the children, Brian would worry about safety of them. So this time she offered to arrange a bodyguard, but the bodyguard's responsibility was limited to protecting the two children.

"I'm just about to tell you about this. The community you live in is crowded and miscellaneous, it's inconvenient to protect you. And if Rufus is left unattended at the hospital at night, you have to look after him. You can't leave two children at home."

"The best way is to go to the outskirts. Paul and Raya can help you take care of the children. You can work or go to the hospital to take care of Rufus."

Brian had arranged this matter a long time ago, but he didn't expect Winnie to say it first. Thus, he could only find all kinds of reasons to refute her.

"I don't want to go to your house and to cause you trouble."

"It's not you who are causing us trouble, it's us who are causing you trouble. What I said is the best way, the best way for the child, for you, and for me."

Winnie wanted to refuse, but was interrupted by Brian.

No matter what Winnie said, Brian would never allow Winnie to look after the children alone. He wanted to take this opportunity to let Winnie return to the outskirts, so as to foster better relationship between him and Winnie.

Also, he would be really worried f Winnie took care of the children alone. It was too hard for Winnie to run back and forth in several places alone.

Winnie hesitated for a while, and sighed helplessly before speaking.

"Well, I'm going to the outskirts. Please ask Paul to prepare a room for me."

Winnie thought a lot. Brian were right.

She had to work, go to the hospital to take care of Rufus, and take care of two children. She could not take care of everything. The most important thing was that she couldn't leave the child alone at home when she had something to do. It was indeed impossible to guarantee the safety of the children.

She was also very embarrassed to live in the outskirts. Brian was her biggest psychological obstacle.

He was busy at work and often went to the hospital, but he would also go home. She would meet him when he went back. Getting along with Brian day and night would make Winnie's efforts in this period of time in vain. How could she stop herself from moving towards Brian?

"No problem, I will prepare a room for you, and one for Vanessa. She can come on weekends, and can help you with your children."

Hearing what Winnie said, Brian quickly agreed. He meant to let Winnie live in a room with him, but he raised the matter now, it may make Winnie more resistant to him.

"Do you need to tell the chairman that I am going to live in the outskirt. After all, it is the Bennet's house, it may not be appropriate for me to live there."

Winnie was afraid of being kicked out. The Bennet family regarded her as a bane, and blamed everything bad on her.

"This has nothing to do with Grandpa. You live in my house, not his. But he will also come to my house. I can't drive him out. Don't be angry if he says something and does something. I will help you solve it."

Brian understood why Winnie had concerns. After all, his grandpa didn't like her.

But this matter had nothing to do with Grandpa, no one could control the matter between him and Winnie.

"I understand you, no matter what he says or does, I won't mind."

"I still have something to clarify with you. Going to your house may cause trouble for your family, and what happened last night may also happen again. Vanessa and I..."

Winnie was full of guilt when remembering what happened last night. Although Rufus' fainting was not directly related to this incident, it made everyone unhappy.

Winnie just wanted to show her attitude, she didn't want to be a scapegoat again.

But when she didn't finish her words, Brian knew what she was worried about.

"Winnie, I already told you that it wasn't your fault last night. Maria was deliberately looking for trouble. She has scruples about my family and can only use you as an excuse to start her mischief."