She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On novel Chapter 665

Tristan closed his eyes briefly, gathering his words. When he opened them, his tone was firm and clear.

"Miss Macy, when Ms. Avery was four months pregnant, she moved out of Regency Bay. You can ask Gail and Jack.

At the time, she said she needed to rent a place near the nursing home to better care for her mother."

"Madam York initially refused, but old Evelyn stepped in and agreed to let her move out temporarily. It was during that time that she gave birth to the twins."

Macy's eyes darted frantically across the little boy's face—the eyes, the nose, everything—a face that was practically a carbon copy of her older brother's.

She was completely blindsided by the shock.

It was still hard to believe. Quinn had actually hidden an entire pregnancy from the York family and secretly given birth to a pair of boy-girl twins?

Judith stared blankly at Caleb, her mind refusing to process the reality of the situation.

She was still trapped in a state of monumental shock, unable to tell if she was dreaming or awake.

A thin layer of tears pooled in her eyes. Trembling, she slowly reached her hand out toward Caleb's little face.

She was terrified this was just a dream, terrified it was a hallucination her mind had conjured.

She needed to touch him, to confirm that the child standing before her was warm, real, and her very own flesh-and-blood grandson.

Just as her fingers were about to brush his skin, Caleb gave her a cold look and took a step back, dodging her outstretched hand.

Judith's hand froze in midair. She swallowed hard, her eyes reddening. "Your name is Caleb, right? Grandma memorized your name a long time ago. Be a good boy, come here to Grandma."

Now she finally understood why she had felt an inexplicable sense of familiarity and closeness when she first saw him at her mother-in-law's birthday banquet.

Even back then, she had made a point to remember his name.

Caleb and Luna took another step back. His voice was utterly cold. "This grandma here, isn't your 'good boy' Leo?"

"Great-Grandma Evelyn invited my sister and me over. We kindly came to wish her a happy birthday, but you accused us of being freeloaders trying to scam you, and you tried to throw us out."

Judith's face drained of color. Her eyes filled with profound regret, and her voice broke with panic.

"My precious darling, that... that was all a misunderstanding! Grandma... Grandma had no idea you and Luna were my own flesh and blood! If I had known, how could I have ever let anyone chase you away?"

"It was all Grandma's fault. Grandma is so, so sorry!"

Tears welled up in her eyes, her tone dripping with guilt and remorse.

The two children turned and ran straight to Quinn, grabbing her hands urgently. "Mommy..."

Quinn held one child in each hand, her voice icy. "Mrs. York, please stop scaring my children. They have no desire to acknowledge you right now."

Seeing that the children refused to call her grandmother, Macy wanted to snap at her. "Quinn, you—"

Judith hurriedly grabbed her daughter's arm, snapping, "Macy, what are you doing?"

Terrified of frightening the twins any further, she scolded her daughter sharply.