Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 878

By the time Winnie returned to the private room, the dishes were ready.

She didn't say anything about her conversation with Stefan and Brian didn't ask, so everyone just ate and chatted.

"Winwin, Stella can't drink while she's pregnant, I toast you on her behalf."

Joshua suddenly got up with his glass of wine and said polite words.

Winnie treated the man with courtesy, not wanting to drink but standing up as well.

"Joshua, my car is in front of the children's school, and I have to drive back later, so I can't drink. I'll take water instead of wine ......"

"Brian can get someone to drive it back for you. Didn't I drive here too? It's not even a problem."

"Winnie, you have to drink this one."

Joshua was sincere, because Winnie had made a much greater contribution than he had.

"Joshua ......"

"Can't say no, if it wasn't for you, Brian's attitude towards Dad wouldn't have changed, if it wasn't for you, Dad couldn't have been happy before he went into surgery."

"Doctor Burns told me that he didn't turn around when Brian called Dad, and that was because he was crying. Winwin, why is Dad crying? It is because he's been waiting for that for over twenty years. If it wasn't for you, Brian could not have do that, so I must propose a toast to you."

Winnie tried to speak, but was interrupted by Joshua, only to prevent Winnie from shirking.

"Joshua, I'll drink the wine, but don't say those words again. I didn't contribute anything to this matter, and I even quarreled with him. It was he who figured it out, he wanted to let it go."

No matter what Joshua said, Winnie didn't feel that it was her own credit. What she had said had never been taken to heart by Brian. This time, it was entirely because Rufus's illness had scared him that he had to change, and it had nothing to do with her.

"Winwin, you are too modest ......"

"Joshua, I'm not going to drink this wine if you say it again."

Winnie interrupted Joshua's words, not allowing him to continue.

"Fine, drink, no talks."

"Cheers."

Joshua did not go on, Winnie never felt that what she did was so great, and never took credit.

Joshua respected Winnie, only drank and didn't talk about it.

Both of them sat down after they drank a glass, and Brian still didn't speak.

"Brian, I really didn't expect the change in your attitude towards Dad. Can you forgive him?"

Stella felt it didn't conflict with forgiving her father.

She just wanted Brian to let go of everything as soon as possible, so it would be better for both Dad and Brian.

"Sis, let me take my time. I can't let go of all at once yet."

Brian was speaking according to his heart, not perfunctorily nor evasively.

"I know you need time, and I am not pushing you. It's just that I have forgived Dad, no matter who was right and who was wrong in the past. Dad is not easy, more than twenty years carrying condemnation, I feel pitiful."

"Anyway, we're left with Dad. With Dad, we still have a home, if we even lost Dad, we wouldn't have a home."

"Think about it, life is pretty short, don't waste it on hate."

Stella persuaded Brian, she was enlightened and no longer depressed. Since it was so good, Brian must feel it.

But Stella also understood that Brian had a much bigger knot in his heart than she did, and had been stimulated and hurt more than she had, for his mother died in the right front of him.

So all Stella could do was to give Brian time to fade away from the past.

But this process did need Winnie to assist. She saw that day at the entrance of the operating room Brian clutching Winnie's hand. Without Winnie's hands, Brian would not have been able to call out "Dad".

"Sister ......"

Brian wanted to open his mouth to say his opinion, but he didn't expect Luke, who had been eating, to suddenly interrupt Brian.

"Auntie, you said with Grandpa, you have a home. But how come we don't have a home thought we have mom and dad?"

Luke asked Stella. He knew that both mom and dad had too much difficulties, and maybe his aunt could give him a reasonable explanation.

"......"

The question came suddenly, causing Stella to not know how to answer. The suddenness of the question made Winnie's heart ache.

"Luke, you'll have a home, now that mom and dad are together, the suburbs is your home."

Stella couldn't really think of how to answer the him, for his question was heartbreaking.

"That isn't a home, mom and dad sleep in separate rooms."

Such a situation was understood by Luke, but he just had to say it, just to force both Mom and Dad to think about it.