Hey, My Twins Babies

After Albert and Morgan left, Brian's face became bleaker. For Wendy, he hurt his most beloved woman, he made his most beloved woman cry. Wendy felt good, but he felt sorry that Winnie was sad.

“Make a public apology tonight. She's given you the chance. If she calls the police, I can't really help you then.”

Brian reminded Wendy in a cold voice. It was Winnie’s bottom line, and also Brian's bottom line. He could not indulge Wendy.

“Brian, please talk to Winnie not let me make a public apology. I'm afraid...”

“No, there are only two options, one is to go through legal procedures, the other is to make a public apology.”

Brian suddenly interrupted her angrily. And he felt more disappointed.

“I...”

“Go home, think what you're going to say, and if you're not sincere enough, turn yourself in to the police.”

Brian interrupted Wendy again. He would not tolerate Wendy and would not make Winnie hurt again. This was the only thing he could do for Winnie.

With that, he returned to the break room.

At the moment he did not want to have a second look at Wendy, or he would remember that Winnie was hurt and he felt guilty.

Wendy was helpless. She did not want to make a public apology, nor want to be asked by the police. But she had to choose between the two.

She walked alone outside and asked Klara and Laura out when it was off work. Finally she could tell them her worry.

“What should I do? I don't want to apologize to her. I was wrong, but I wouldn't have done that if she hadn't forced me.”

Wendy said gloomily.

“You're right, Wendy. I would have done the same. It is right you admitted your mistakes to Mr. Bennet. You take temporary setbacks, so that you can continue to fight with Winnie.”

Klara was depressed now. As soon as Wendy made a public apology, she had to apologize too. She was not willing to do that.

However, she would turn the reluctance into driving force.

“Yes, she does not want to give up on Mr. Bennet. You can’t admit defeat, or she'll always happy to get Mr. Bennet.”

Laura said.

“I will not give Brian to her, but how I should write this apology. Brian said I must be sincere. I have never done this kind of thing before. How do I know what sincerity is?”

Wendy was agitated. She was afraid that her information would be found out if she made apology on line.

if you trust me, I will write that for you.

could show her value. And Wendy would remember that she was good to her. The most important thing was to

trust you. Thank

With the help of Laura,

It seemed money and powers

always thinking about what Brian had said. She tried to work hard to forget her worries, but

insisted on the original plan, she must insist and work hard to try her best to

a bad mood that she went home without even eating dinner. When the car parked in the

how annoyed she was, she could only face it alone. She did not want to be strong, but all

opened the door and got off, only to find

Winnie felt pain in heard and got

with my decision today, so you

Brian, because the man who hurt her was standing in front of her, and

I want

thanks. I don't want your thanks. I just want you to know that it

Winnie interrupted him in a cold

the “thank you” was sarcastic and show-off. It showed

“Mr. Bennet...”

Winnie said she wanted to go

“Winwin...”

her, but Winnie quickly

I don't want to be scolded by the whole

with each other except the children. There is no trust between us. Don't ever come to me about anything

took a step to leave, but Brian

have

off Brian's hand

it is my misfortune, I will bear the consequences. We have nothing to do with

a moment to ease a breath and then continued

do I owe you? Why should I be blamed

her stubborn face showed her last trace of

I can say is

did not dare to close to Winnie and

you're sorry. I'm sick of hearing it. There is no need to apologize. I

angrier, which verified her words

“Winwin...”

Winnie. You called me like that in face of your fiancée, so please respect your

her voice to prevent Brian from calling

should call her so, but if so, he was

the face of Wendy. All this was for that woman, and it had nothing to do