The Contract Said No Strings Attached (Charlotte) novel Chapter 595

Mr. Hugh Austin turned to Rebecca with a warm smile. "Rebecca, actually, I came today to discuss something with you."

Rebecca asked, puzzled, "What is it?"

Mr. Hugh Austin got straight to the point. "Well, since you've married into the Austin family, I feel that these four children should now be part of our family. I will treat them as my own great-grandchildren, and they can take the Austin family name. What do you think?"

Rebecca's brow furrowed. She never expected the old man to make such a request.

Seeing her expression, he quickly added, "I know this might be hard for you to accept, but you have four children. If you're not willing, how about just two of them take the Austin name? Or if that's still too much, then just one. One would be fine..."

Rebecca replied firmly, "Grandpa, this isn't about one or two. All four are my children, and I won't give them up to the Austin family."

Hearing this, the old man's face stiffened.

Rebecca continued, "Besides, Grandpa, Dylan and I have a contract marriage. It will end when the term is up. There's really no need for this."

"But..." The old man started to say more, but Rebecca cut him off. "Grandpa, it's getting late. I need to take the children to kindergarten. I have to go."

With that, Rebecca turned, got into her car, and told the driver to go.

Mr. Hugh Austin stood rooted to the spot, watching the car drive away with a heavy sigh.

"That rascal Dylan, insisting on a three-year contract. What will I do if my little great-grandchildren are gone when it's over?"

The old man dreamed of continuing the Austin family line, and any child of the family had to bear the family name.

Just then, the old servant approached. "Sir, if I may say, the four young masters do bear a striking resemblance to the Young Master when he was a child."

A small smile played on the old man's lips. "Right? I think those four little ones are Dylan's!"

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