Hey, My Twins Babies

Winnie thought of the study of two kids. If it took too long, she would find a tutor to tutor two kids. In a word, she rested assured the kids were with Rufus and the kids were willing to be with Rufus.

In such a state, she would have no qualms about leaving the city.

Winnie gave a bitter smile, and then thought of Brian. Well, never mind, think of the kids.

Brian was silent when she thought of the kids, so she had to talk to Stella.

With a bluetooth headset on, Winnie called Stella.

Stella was alone tonight, so two people made an appointment to eat steak.

Stella chose a French restaurant that had nobility feeling and classical connotation. Though the decoration was extremely costly, but it had leisurely comfortable feeling. In short, sitting in such a soothing environment made people feel comfortable.

"We never seem to eat out alone."

Stella cut steak while chatting with Winnie.

"Yes, it should be the first time."

Winnie thought about it and they indeed did not come out alone.

"You're a busy person with a busy schedule. It's hard to see you, let alone have dinner together."

Stella said jokingly. She understood Winnie was deliberately busy, or she would be sad all the time, so she paralyzed her emotional nerves with works.

“I have to support my two kids and Vanessa. My aunt has pension, but I should put some money aside for her retirement."

"The family depends on me now. I should make more money while I can, to make life easier for my family."

"I can't compare with you. You've got a husband to take care of, a father to protect you, a grandfather to spoil you. All your family loves you. Of course you've got time to be yourself."

"Alas...... I envy you."

Winnie said jokingly. As long as Stella did not mention Brian, there was no gap between them, just like best friends.

Winnie’s words made Stella upset.

Winnie, she did not feel that she was

nothing. She had been trying to take care of others, and no one was there to

will raise the kids, but you must work hard for your aunt

should have what Brian gave you. If he gave you some money, you wouldn't have to

complain. She would rather Winnie to

fight for her own than want a penny from Brian. If she took a penny from him, her remaining love, which she thought was clean, would

worth showing off, at least, in her aspect of love,

but at least I feel comfortable. No matter what people say, I think I have nothing to be ashamed and I would despise

kids. It is my duty to raise them.

would have a hard time

to primary school in September,

Brian, so she changed the topic.

had not moved on from the previous

national policy, students should go to

want them to grow up in an aristocratic place. I want to find a normal school for them, and I don't want my kids to be so tired in elementary school, so that they can be more relaxed. A school with

they were put. In ordinary school, kids could learn solid things and would not grow up in

once. Winnie only wanted her kids to spend the

do you want me to convey it to Brian? You two can meet every day at

why she had to convey the message. Didn’t

he didn't

of Stella, Winnie understood what was going

that from now on we would have nothing personal. The only thing we have in common is our kids. But your brother said you could handle the

explained the meaning of Brian,

Asked others and see if they will be like you after divorce. And you're working together. How can you be

angry, and increased her voice, but she did not target Winnie but her

convey. Stella, he hates me, we can’t be friends. And I hope to separate thoroughly, and I don’t want to disturb his life. We are not in the same situation as

And you can't let go of each

Two people forced them to be cruel, they thought, in this way, they could hide their

not know what Brian thought, but she did still loved

him, so she avoided meeting him as far as possible. If they discussed it together, she would be softhearted and

friends like everyone else and gave their kids a good atmosphere.

got a task from Thomas, that was, stimulate

was a job for Gloria, who was good at speaking mean and harsh