Hey, My Twins Babies

Winnie took a deep breath and then calmed down.

“I think you have heard something about me, I won't explain anything, but I have to talk to you since it is related to Mr. Bennet.”

“The pictures of Mr. Bennet and me are real. Mr. Bennet was waiting for me in the parking lot. He bought gifts for the kids and told me to take them home. I lost control of myself and got Mr. Bennet in trouble.”

“Chairman, I am very sorry for bringing discredit to Mr. Bennet and bringing negative influence to the Bennet Group.”

Winnie stood up and bowed respectfully to Felix. She had no other way to express her regret, nor was she able to make up for the negative impact she had brought to Brian.

All she could do was to apologize sincerely.

Felix was silent for a moment, then he spoke.

“Sit down. I have a question for you.”

Felix felt gratified for Winnie's apology.

And it was clear that Winnie wanted to protect Brian.

Brian admitted his mistakes for Winnie and Winnie took all responsibility for Brian.

Winnie sat down, but she was worried about Felix's question, afraid that she would make trouble to Brian if she did not answer the question well.

“What do you want to ask?”

Winnie could only face it.

“You promised me that nothing would happen between you and Brian, but you failed to do so.”

“I asked to you be together with Brian for the sake of Luke, but you refused and said you had no selfish motives. Since you had refused, and since you have no selfish motives, you must keep your promise to me.”

Felix's tone was colder. He had to stick to his principles about their relationship.

He could let it go this time, because the consequence was not serious. Neither Brian nor the Bennet Group was affected.

“Don't worry, Chairman, there won't be anything between Mr. Bennet and me. But I can't promise it.”

Winnie spoke frankly, because sometimes she could not control herself. Even if she and Brian had been separated, they sometimes slept together.

Winnie knew that her promise was important to Felix and a constraint to herself. But she could not deceive the chairman and let him down again and again.

“What do you mean by that?”

Felix frowned again. Was that provocation?

control myself. I know it's shameless to say that,

cold face, and thought her explanation was not enough, so she

know I'm not good enough for Mr. Bennet. I am a divorced woman with kids. How can I be with Mr. Bennet? Chairman, you don't have to worry, although sometimes I can’t control myself, I will not

said. Believe

could not refuse his occasional hug and close contact,

and looked at Winnie with a

did not speak and knew that he was not satisfied with her

stay here, you feel I

that, she was not sure if Felix would allow her to take

you, I really want

in a cold and

left, Luke and

Felix was old, maybe he faced Winnie, he was not

take Luke away with me. I am confident

with worry. If he said it was OK, she would immediately leave with two children. Because leaving for her was relief

child of the Bennet family, even if I trust you,

and Brian, but don’t make troubles, or you should

that he turned a blind eye on that and it was

had heard and that Felix showed

aren’t you afraid that I have motive and that I don’t keep my

even if you break your words, I have

way, but that was

and she would keep her words. The

questions, who are the other two men in

confirm that if Winnie was

the president of the Johnson Group, we are just

not sure if Felix would believe her, but she had

was my classmate in

Felix’s eyes turned cold.

with your ex-husband, but you can’t get over Brian, do you

up and saw Felix’s cold eyes. she

married because I needed his help. It is related

college. We had not seen each other for years and we were excited to see each other, so we hugged. Besides me, my

I have a clear conscience. This was a deliberate attempt. Even

Oscar had nothing between them. He was her

people, but he felt that Winnie could be believed. It was just that

it was deliberate attempt. Did you find

Felix continued.

If Alfred Yup is Wendy's father, then the person who

she did not need to

her privacy to the public,