His Precious Love

Vivi pursed her lips and smiled. “Yes. I had an examination a while back. The doctor told me that I conceived twins.”

Huh… She only has two babies inside her tummy, and it has gotten so big in just four months! I’ve got three babies inside, and yet, it isn’t even obvious unless I lift my shirt up!

Rayna got a little envious at the thought of that. “That’s nice…”

Although the doctor had explained that it was due to her physique, the fact that her babies were developing slower than others worried her deeply. She was concerned that they would be born with health issues or something.

Thinking that Rayna was envious of her conceiving twins, Vivi said, “I know a way that’ll help you conceive twins easily, Ms. Garland.”

The smile on Rayna’s face was frozen when she heard that. “Huh? No, I’m not—”

Vivi cut her off, “There’s a well behind the homestay. It’s called ‘Twin Well.’ All you have to make a wish to conceive twins sincerely and drink the water from the well. Trust me, it’ll definitely work!”

Err… I’ve already conceived triplets even without the help of that well though.

“I’m not joking, Ms. Garland. It really works like magic! Nine out of ten people who drink from that well have conceived twins! It works on men too, so you can have your husband drink from it if you’re too shy to do so!” Vivi continued.

Rayna shot Curtis a glance before replying, “You’ve gotten the wrong idea. We’re not husband and wife.”

Vivi froze for a few seconds before apologizing, “Oh, I am so sorry! You two look really great together, so I assumed you two were a married couple!”

Rayna flashed her a smile. “It’s okay.”

Curtis had been listening to their conversation from the driver’s seat the whole time.

At first, he found it amusing that Vivi believed in the well having magical powers, especially since they were living in the twenty-first century.

However, the look in his eyes turned slightly gloomy when Rayna explained that they weren’t a married couple.

They finally arrived at the homestay about two hours later.

The homestay that Vivi’s family owned was so huge that it almost looked like a mini castle. On top of having decor that matched Summerbank’s culture, the walkway leading into the main building was also lined with all sorts of flowers on both sides.

in full bloom, filling the air with

as she gently sniffed at the air around her and

am glad I chose this homestay! It’s way cozier than a

were a married couple. Fortunately, the other one in front of it is currently vacant, so you can use one each without any extra charges. We hardly have any guests over since it isn’t the holiday season, so the room would

you. I like your homestay very much, so I

on coming over. I’ll try my best to get you a room with the best view!” Vivi then turned around and glanced at the

Rayna said

we broke up long ago,” Curtis added

gasped in shock and didn’t dare say anything further

saw that there were three bedrooms inside a wide

indeed a little empty. It’d be perfect for a family of four. Still,

that in mind, Rayna began unpacking her clothes and other personal belongings. She had just finished

from Wilson. Apparently, he and the rest of the film crew were in the café downstairs. Wilson asked if Rayna and the male actor could head downstairs so everyone could get

“Okay, sure!” Rayna replied.

and the others still had no idea that the

on Curtis’ door and told him about Wilson’s request. “It’s fine if you don’t feel like going. We won’t start

go meet them now,” Curtis replied as he stepped out the door and closed it

Curtis asked, “Do I embarrass you or something, Ms.

in the past. “N-No, it’s not

so work will

knew she couldn’t win that argument, so she decided to keep

hiding a kept

was able to spot Wilson and the others the moment she entered through

table in a

Wilson!” Rayna called out to him as she and

at the table turned their heads in her direction upon

with shock when they saw that it was Curtis standing next to

“I-Isn’t that Mr. Faymon?”

he here with Ms.

Group. Since Mr. Faymon is here, I

them even though they were