Hey, My Twins Babies

Chapter 754 It Is Not the First Time

This time Brian was wrong. Even if they would sleep in separate rooms, Winnie would not give him a

chance.

Breaking up meant that the romantic relationship between them had ended. They were barely friends. It

was not suitable to sleep in the same room with a friend.

"Our school has regulations. I can't break this regulation. Luke, Megan, if you feel that I am unkind,

then I will definitely make compensation for you after I go back. Please also understand and support

me."

"Also, no matter what happens between mom and dad, you should not interfere, just take care of

yourself, study hard, and enjoy yourselves."

Winnie suddenly became serious and got up immediately after speaking.

"Luke, Megan, go back with Dad after eating. I have to go back to school now."

Winnie left immediately after speaking. At this time, she didn't want her children to be a tool between

her and Brian, and she didn't want to compromise again and again because of her children.

"Winnie..."

"Luke, take care of Megan. I will go and see your mom."

Brian said and chased it out.

There would be a perfect ending for a good dinner, but they didn't expect that only Megan and Luke

were left on the table at the end of the meal.

Megan looked at Luke in a panic.

"Luke, is mother angry?"

"Well, mom is angry. We shouldn't do it. We didn't consider how mom felt."

"We only think about helping Dad, we only think about whether we are happy or not, but we haven't

thought about how mom feels. Megan, do you think mom really doesn't like dad anymore and is really

determined to leave dad?"

Luke asked Megan. He felt flustered when he thought of this possibility. He felt that there was a floating

cloud under his feet, and he had no sense of security

"I...I don't know. I feel like my mother hates Dad now. Maybe my mother is hurt and disappointed with

Dad."

Megan was too young to understand love. She only felt she didn't have the ability to judge whether her

mother still liked her father. She only knew that her mother avoided her father and didn't want to get

along with her father.

Luke sighed, feeling lost. He didn't know if he should continue to help his father, or if his mother wanted

to leave his father.

"Megan, if Mom and Dad really can't be together, shall we live dad or mom?"

Luke was worried and started thinking about the future. If Winnie was still so indifferent to Brian, it

would be when they made another choice.

"...Luke, I love Dad, but I will choose my mother. Life is difficult for Mom. She only has Isobel and

Vanessa. Mom will be very pitiful if I leave her."

"Dad is different. Even if without us, he still has grandpa and aunt, Great Grandpa and everyone in the

Bennet family."

Megan's goal was very clear. Although she felt sorry for her father, she couldn't make her poor mother

more pitiful. Although she didn't want her father and mother to be parted, she would tend towards her

weaker mother when she had to choose one between her mother and her dad.

"I also choose mother. I want to take care of her and protect her for Dad. I can't let my mother suffer

any more harm."

Luke didn't hesitate to choose Winnie, his mother. One of the reasons was his mother was poor, and

one of the reasons he wanted to be with his mother. Another reason was he hated the difference of the

Bennet family and the way they got along.

He didn't want to be controlled, he didn't want to live like Brian. He liked to enjoy the warm love around

his mother, to enjoy freedom and happiness.

"Luke, should we still get involved in the affairs between mom and dad?"

Without the consent of his father, and without the approval of his mother, they decided themselves.

Megan was already unsure whether they were right or wrong. At the critical moment, she still had to

ask Luke's opinion, and follow his arrangement.

"I'm not sure. If we insist on asking Mom come back, she definitely come back. But grandpa doesn't

like Mom, and Mom will still be as unhappy as before."

Luke had no idea this time, and didn't know what to do. He was afraid that Winnie would still face

discrimination from the Bennet family after returning, and that Brian would not be able to protect her

wholeheartedly.

Brian caught up with Winnie in the parking lot outside the restaurant.

"Winnie..."

"No matter what you want to say, don't say anything, I just hope you don't take advantage of the

children."

Winnie didn't give Brian a chance to speak at all, she reminded Brian sharply, her eyes full of anger.

"I didn't use them, and I didn't know they would say that. Winnie, you misunderstood me."

Brian hurriedly explained that he really didn't know what the two kids would say that would

misunderstand Winnie.

"I misunderstood you? You said you didn't use your child? Well, if you didn't use your child, you can

taste what it's like to be misunderstood and wronged."

After Winnie said angrily, she bypassed Brian and wanted to go to the bus stop in front. However, Brian

stopped her again.

"Winnie, I know I was wrong. I know that being misunderstood and being wronged is very terrible. Don't

leave. You can scold me and hit me, as long as you release all the grievances in your heart, you can

even kill me."

How wronged she was, how distressed he felt. How could Brian not know how bitter Winnie was.

It was precisely because she was suffering, she was wronged, and she was injured, Brian had to

doubly feel sorry for her, and then he had to chase her back, cherish her, and compensate her.

"How dare I kill you? If I kill you, the women around you can split me up. Brian, don't waste time with

me. I don't care about everything you do to me. It's not the first time that it hurts. It's not the first time

that I'm wronged. I'm used to it, so you don't need to take it to heart.”

"Go back and take care of the children."

After speaking, Winnie was about to leave again, but Brian still blocked her way.

"Winnie, I was wrong..."

"Don't tell me that you are wrong. You didn't listen to my explanation before. Then, don't explain to me

now. Whether we misunderstand each other or not, the breakup is a fact. Please don't disturb my life in

any way in the future."

Winnie said with anger. She couldn't find the right words to deal with what Brian had done.

He kept saying that he was wrong, and he had been repeating this sentence since they knew each

other. But did he realize that what hurt her the most was his repeated apologies?

If he really cared her, he would never bear to hurt her. How could he have a chance to say sorry if he

didn't hurt her?

"I know that I am not qualified to explain to you. I also know that the breakup was brought up by me

and it is a fact. I also know how deeply I hurt you this time, and I know that you will be completely

disappointed in me. But Winnie..."

Brian tried to explain, to admit his mistake, to soothe Winnie's heart. But Winnie still strongly refused to

give him a chance to speak.

"Stop. Since you know everything, you should know that there is no chance for us to be together again.

One more word is redundant."

"Brian, I don't hate you or love you anymore. When I was with you, no matter what I was, no matter

what I experienced, and no matter how much I've been wronged, I'm relieved. I'll take it as a lesson

learned from your family and as an enrichment to my life experience."

"Goodbye."

Winnie knew that what she said was a lie, and even a punctuation mark was against her heart.

But she must say so. She must be forced herself to be cruel, she must be forced herself to get over

Brian.

"Winnie..."

"Mom, Dad."

Just as Brian stretched out his hand to hold Winnie, the voices of the two children suddenly sounded,

which made both people with complicated moods restrain and stop.

Brian didn't want the children to see the torture pattern between he and Winnie. He took the initiative to

let go of Winnie's hand, and then the distress on his face disappeared.

"Why did you come out?"

Brian asked them first.

"We are full."

Megan replied. In fact, they came out because they were afraid of their parents quarreling.

"Dad, if mom wants to go back to school, let's send her back. Megan and I won't force Mom."

Luke said sensibly. He knew that it was too late to take a taxi, and he would be worried about if Winnie

went back by bus.

However, his sensible words made Winnie more upset.

His words made Winnie feel guilty, made Winnie distressed, and made Winnie red eyes.

"Send me back to school."

Winnie asked Brian to send her off, just because it would make the children less worried and make the

children feel better.

In the past between her and Brian, she was the one who lost thoroughly. She lost because she loved

him before. She lost because of the two children.

If she insisted on her position at first, and not be moved no matter what Brian said or did, if she had a

clear stand at the beginning and never compromised on the children's issue, she would not be so

embarrassed now.

All for the child, all for Brian, but in the end she was kicked away. To be honest, Winnie couldn't accept

it in her heart, and couldn't face it.

Although she said it didn't matter, she was seriously heart. No matter what she said, she was really

heartbroken.

Brain, Megan and Luke returned to the hotel after sending Winnie back. Both Megan and Luke began

to apologize to Brian before sitting down.

"Dad, mother is very angry because Megan and I talked nonsense, right? We are sorry, Dad? We

made you embarrassed."

It was Luke who apologized. Although he didn't think of the way, he thought he had the responsibility to

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"Don't apologize. I know you just want to help me."

Brian couldn't bear to blame the children. They were very upset. If he blamed them, they would be hurt.

"However, don't worry about the affairs between your Mom and me for the time being. She is very

emotional when she sees me. She is still wronged or angry. At this time, if you come out to help me,

she will be sadder. Then, it will be harder for me to get her forgiveness."

Brian knew Winnie very well. At this time, she was fragile. Due to her anger and grievance, she was

even a bit irritable. Of course, she was only irritable to him.