Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 892

Finn was heartbroken to hear what Winnie said. It could be seen that Winnie had suppressed for a long, long time.

"Really? You really bought it back?"

Isobel got excited, unable to believe that such sudden news was true.

"Yes, I really bought it back. Wait, Auntie, I'll definitely buy back the house grandpa left you as well."

Winnie was excited, but did not forget to make a promise to her aunt. These were the ones she had sold back then, and now she would have to work to buy them back.

Her parents used to live that house when they were alive, and for her aunt’s house was the place where her grandparents used to live.

"Good, it's good to have it back. It's good to have our home back."

Isobel cried with excitement, it was inevitable to be excited after finally having their house back after so many years.

She owed it to her brother and sister-in-law for all these years, for failing to take care of their children and give them help during their hardest times.

"Well, we have a home now. Come back soon, Auntie, and let's go home together."

Winnie's eyes were already flooded with tears, her emotions were out of control, and she could no longer control her excitement.

On one side, Finn watched with heartache, though it was tears of joy, it reflected that she had suffered extraordinary difficulties.

Finn took out a tissue and handed it to Winnie. It was such a simple thing he could do when Winnie was so sad.

Although this house cost a large price to buy back, but seeing Winnie's radical delight like this, he felt that it was worth a hundred million.

On the way back, Finn drove Winnie, whose mood had only eased at this point.

"Did it scare you?"

Winnie spoke with embarrassment. She didn't expect her emotions to get out of control and she would cry bitterly in front of Finn.

"Am I that easily scared? I think it's quite normal to express the joy of regaining."

Finn's understanding made Winnie feel her heart warm, but this house was more than regaining.

"It's so complicated with our family, when this house was taken by the bank after our family company went bankrupt. I haven't stepped foot in this house since my parents died."

"The house is old, but it's the only place that holds our family memories. I always felt like Mom and Dad and my sister and I were drifting without this house back, like we didn't have a home and Mom and Dad were like lonely ghosts."

"Now that the house is back, we can all go home."

Winnie lamented that her family would finally be able to go home.

"My next goal is to buy back my aunt's house and I have to work hard to earn money."

At this moment, Winnie's joy could not be interpreted by only regaining.

"It seems you've been through a lot, isn't one house enough to pay off your family's debts?"

Winnie told him the story, but not in details, and Finn didn't ask much about it. This time he wanted to know a little more and help a little more.

"My family owed so much at that time, not just the debts from the company's bankruptcy, but the money my father borrowed from other people to keep the company going in the later years, and the money that needed to compensate when my parents died."

"It adds up to ...... is just too much."

Winnie didn't even want to say the exact number, for she felt fearful to say it.

"I couldn't contact my aunt when the accident happened, and I had no money at all. In that time, I had to pay my mother's and Vanessa's medical bills. Even outside the hospital at that time were debtors that almost drove me to death."

"Now that I don't know how I made it through."

The memories were too painful for her to forget.

Finn, who was driving, just listened quietly, thinking that it would be a release to let Winnie talk about it.

Winnie continued.

"At that time I thought my mom could be resuscitated, so I went around raising money. Unfortunately my relatives did not want to see me."

"There was no other way, so I sold myself ...... to Brian. To be more specific, it was a surrogate, to give him a child."

"Unfortunately, I didn't know my pregnancy at the time and I only got a small amount of compensation."

"With Mom gone, my sister in a coma, and my aunt unreachable, I'm worthless on my own."

"At that time ..... you may not imagine how desperate I was at that time. I wanted to die together with my sister more than once."

Winnie hadn't said any of these things to Brian. But today she wanted to say it to release herself. And Finn was willing to be a quiet listener.

Finn was shocked, guessing that Winnie was a woman with a story, but he didn't expect her to be suffering. He didn't expect her children to be born from a surrogate.