Hey, My Twins Babies

Chapter 13 I Don't Like Mommy

Luke’s mood became worse, and he lowered his head more.

Winnie was distressed, squatted down to embrace Luke in her arms.

"......"

As she wanted to comfort, accidentally she heard Luke’s small voice.

"I don't like Mommy, and I don't want to live with her."

The child's casual words deeply hurt Winnie's heart, but also reminded her of the child who was sent

away.

Since Luke was like this with his mother, her child's stepmother would be worse. Would he have a bad

life?

Thinking of these, Winnie's heart was like being stabbed by a needle, oozing out blood bit by bit and

spreading pain little by little.

"Luke, mommy and Daddy love you, but they are too busy to communicate with you, so you are

unfamiliar. You'll understand when you're older."

Winnie tried to appease the child. No matter what, she could not let his heart be covered by the haze.

"Mommy's not busy. She stays at home every day. Her only job is to take care of Daddy."

Luke continued to say with injustice, and then he sobbed.

Being embraced byWinniemade him feel warm and relaxed. But in front of mommy and Daddy, he had

to be sensible and clever, like an adult who could not be weak. Even a drop of tears was like a big

mistake.

"Luke......"

Winnie wanted to comfort Luke, but found the child's depression, so she changed her tone.

"Luke, cry if you want to cry. You should cry out if you feel wronged and don’t put it in heart."

Winnie's words made Luke burst into tears. He began to cry loudly and hug her tightly.

Megan could not help but cry too.

"It's time to go home, Little Young Master."

The housekeeper came late today, but saw the scene of Luke crying just now.

"Stop crying, you family is here to pick you up."

Winnie hurried to appease.

Watching Luke leave, Winniecould not calm down for a long time.

The kid seemed to have too many grievances, and he could not tell, but could only place it in the heart

and endure it alone. Yet this should not born by a five-year-old boy.

"Brother is so poor, Mommy. His family's conditions are much better than ours, and he has father and Property © NôvelDrama.Org.

mother, but I don't think he is as happy as I am."

Megan sat in the back seat, still thinking of poor Luke.

"Yes, Luke was depressed."

Winnie did think so. Even though he had parents, he could not act like a child.

"Mommy, let's invite Luke out to play together and let him relax."

Winnie readily agreedMegan's proposal.

But it may be difficult to get Brian's approval.

After dinner, Winnie called Brian.

"Mr. Bennet, I plan to take Megan to the amusement park to play, I want to invite Luke to go with us."

"......"

Brian was silent and thinking cautiously.

"Mr. Bennet, are you listening? I don't mean anything else, and you don't have to think much about it. I

take Luke, you and Luke’s mummy need not to accompany, and I will send him back in the evening."

Winnie knew that Brian was listening to her over the phone, but he was silent. He must be speculating

that she was thinking of a plan to seduce him, so she explained.

"Tell me the time and place to contact you in tomorrow morning."

Brian said in a low voice and hung up the phone directly.

"What does he mean? Agree or not? I'm speechless about this arrogant man."

Winnie looked at the phone in her hand and talked to herself, but she still sent a text message

toBrianwith the planned location and time.

The next morning.

Winnie got ready early and went to the biggest island park in B city with Megan, which was a

combination of leisure and entertainment.

They were standing at the gate of the park waiting for Luke, but they did not know whether he would

come.

Yesterday, Brian said he would call her, but so far she did not receive his phone. But Meganand Winnie

had been expecting it.

The gate of the park was big and there were a lot of people visiting the park. It was difficult to find a

person in the crowd.

When Winnie looked around, Brian's assistant appeared in front of her.

"Albert?”

"Miss Chambers, Mr. Bennet sent me here to pick you up. He and Young Master are waiting for you

inside."

Although Winnie was surprised, she followed Albert Barnes to the park by the sightseeing car.

The place that Albert Barnes went was a children exclusive playground, however, there was nobody in

addition to them.

"Auntie!”

When Luke saw Winnie, he opened his arms to Winnie like a bird.

"Luke, Luke, you are happy today."

Winnie was warm and enthusiastic. She treated children especially well. She believed that if she

treated others' children well, others would treat her child well.

"Yes, I am. It is the first time Daddy came out with me and I feel very happy."

He said innocently and revealing his mind.

"Good, I am glad you are happy."

Winnie took Luke and Megan with hands and came to Brian.

"I didn't invite you. You came by yourself, so don't doubt my intentions."

It was better to make it clear, lest he was said to be a scheming woman.

"So what I doubt? It's you who set it up."

Brian said coldly.

"You......Well, let me ask you, why do you come here if you know I set it up?"

Winnie did not avoid this time. Anyway she could not change this arrogant man's idea, so she asked

and wondered what his answer was.

"......"

Yeah, who did he come if he knew she had set it up?

Brianlooked at Winnie coldly and did not answer this question.

Winnie wore light makeup today. She was in jeans, a white shirt and a sun-protective clothing. Her hair

was tied up and she wore a sunhat. She dressed leisurely, looking different from that in a work suit.

But her look made people feel comfortable.

Brian did not speak but was staring at her. Winnie knew that her rhetorical question had an effect.

She moved closer toBrianand spoke in a voice that only two people could hear.

"You better not doubt me in the future."

Winnie smirked, which made Brian lost sense for a moment.

“But, why there are no any other children?”

Winnie got down to business and did not dispute with Brian.

"Miss Chambers, we have booked the whole park, so there are no other children."

Albert answered.

"Booked the whole park? You are really born in a rich family."

Winnie spoke in obvious sarcasm, and she did not understand why the rich second generation was

raised in this way.

"Albert, please take them to play for a while."

The two children were taken aside by Albert to play, Winnie began to be officious.

“Shall we talk?”

Winnie was the first to speak.

"About what?"

Brian's dark eyes were deep, and he frowned.

"Luke."

"Luke is still a child, but I think he is too mature and thinks too much."

"Yesterday he told me that you never picked him up at kindergarten. His mom had never picked him up

either. I don't know why you can be too busy to pick up the kid."

No matter where and when, Winnie had a lot to say when it came to the kids.

“It's none of your business.”

Brian said coldly. He did not want others to interfere his family. The woman who had only known him for

a few days had no right to know.