She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On novel Chapter 668

Her throat tightened, her voice trembling with a heavy, bitter sorrow.

"It was Grandma's fault... Back then, Grandma foolishly treated someone else's child like her precious treasure and neglected you both. I even said so many hurtful things."

"Grandma is apologizing to you both. It's all Grandma's fault..."

At this moment, she was thoroughly consumed by regret. The guilt and remorse completely shattered the arrogant, high-and-mighty facade she usually wore. Her eyes brimmed with anguish, her voice hoarse and broken.

"It's... Grandma was a fool. I couldn't even recognize my own flesh and blood, and I ended up hurting the grandchildren I should have loved the most."

She leaned forward, reaching out a trembling hand, desperately wanting to touch them, but she was terrified of scaring them away.

Her hand hovered in midair, too afraid to land. The tears in her eyes were finally threatening to spill over.

"Could you... give Grandma a chance to make it up to you?"

The twins each handed her a tissue, their little voices flat and calm, clearly not wanting to see her break down like this.

"Your tears are about to fall. You should wipe them."

Macy witnessed the scene, and resentment bubbled up inside her again. "You two little brats, she is your own grandmother! How can you talk to her like that?"

"Did Quinn purposely teach you to say these things? How can you be so cruel to your own flesh and blood?"

She glared at her heartbroken mother, then shifted her resentful gaze back to the kids.

Luna's little brow furrowed. "Mommy never taught us to say anything. This is just what we saw with our own eyes. In fact, we didn't even tell Mommy what happened at Great-Grandma's birthday party."

Those words made Judith feel even more utterly ashamed. A massive wave of remorse and devastation washed over her, and her voice broke into quiet sobs.

"Macy, this is all my fault. Don't you dare blame the kids. The reason these two little darlings can't accept me right now is because we went too far back then."

Judith couldn't bear to hear her daughter scold the twins. These were the absolute pieces of her heart.

The reason they didn't want to accept her now, the reason they refused to call her Grandma, was purely because of her own mistakes. How could she possibly blame them?

Miles felt a bitter lump in his throat too. Out of everyone here, he understood that feeling the most. He had treated Leo like his own child while completely icing out his own flesh and blood.

Even though he could argue that he didn't know the truth back then, a mistake was still a mistake.

If his precious children didn't want to be close to him now, it was exactly what he deserved.

"Mom, let's head inside first."

"Miles, do they... still refuse to call you Daddy?"

Hearing that the kids only referred to her son as 'Uncle', Judith felt another sharp stab of pain in her chest, her eyes filling with profound heartache for her son.

"Mom, we can talk about this later."

The twins sat in the garden with their mother, sipping their drinks. Thinking back on what had just happened, a flicker of guilt crossed their eyes.