A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1436

“Cedric, sorry about that, Bernard has never been much of a smooth talker.” Eleanor gave Bernard a reproachful glance as she finished speaking. “Why don’t you head on home, and I’ll stay here with the babies.”

Bernard, already settled on the couch, lifted his heavy-lidded gaze slightly, “I’ll stay with you.”

That meant if Eleanor didn’t leave, neither would he.

Cedric’s pleading eyes turned back to Eleanor. With a sigh of resignation, and a heart full of reluctance, Eleanor handed the baby back to Latonia.

Taking the baby, Latonia suddenly realized that the child was, indeed, not the cutest.

Frowning, she glanced at the baby, then at Cedric and Hailey. They weren’t bad-looking, so why did the babies look like this? The more Latonia stared, the less cute the baby seemed, so she quickly passed the child back to Eleanor, “You’re the baby’s aunt, why don’t you stick around and cuddle them some more?”

Eleanor, all smiles, took the baby back in her arms. “I’ll hold them a little longer, then I’ll head home.”

ward, Eleanor probably was the only one who found the children adorable. Everyone else had their doubts but chose

so cute at first often grow up

relaxed into a smile. “Of course, Hailey and I are lookers. There’s no way our babies won’t grow up to be beautiful!”

on his hand, was about to comment when Cedric cut him off, “Bernard, if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything

seeing her ‘don’t you dare’ look, he swallowed the ‘kind and gentle’ words he

mainly because the elders had come up with a list of suitable names,

proposed several names for both a boy and a girl to choose from.

while, they were at an impasse until the old man handed the final decision to the

idle and uninterested, casually glanced at the list and quickly settled on the first two names on

floored. It took some serious arm-twisting from Cedric to get Bernard to agree to

only hope that his twins would

turned out to be the most intelligent and

a story for another day. Right now, the children were still infants, and regardless of