Hey, My Twins Babies

Chapter 392 Brian's attitude

At this time, Winnie still considered others. She was kind as usual, which made Brian moved.

"I know. Don't go and wait for me."

Brian reminded Winnie again, and then went to the study.

Watching Brian walked into the study, Winnie bent over and picked up the bag on the sofa. Then she

raised her mouth and said goodbye to everyone.

"I go back first, Stella, please take care of the children."

"Winwin, did Grandpa make it hard for you?"

Stella asked with worry. Seeing that Winnie forced a smile, she felt bad.

"No, I'm going back to work."

"Luke, Megan, be good."

Winnie said and turned to leave.

She could not say anything in front of the children for fear that they would be upset.

In the study.

"You dare to hide it from me. What do you think? Do you want to be with Winnie?"

Felix was still angry.

"Don't be angry, Grandpa. I have my reason. I am afraid you will separate the children from Winnie.

They are too young and it is bad for them without Mommy around."

Brian whispered and dare not show his momentum. He was not afraid of grandpa's wrath, but worried

about his health.

"Now that you know it is bad for the children without a mother, why didn't you think about that when you

were looking for a surrogate? Brian, I tell you, I don't care what you think. No matter who the mother is,

Winnie is not allowed to come into this house."

Felix killed this possibility and Brian saw no hope.

Hearing grandpa's resolute attitude, Brian was angry, but he could not say a word.

That Grandpa could not accept Winnie was unchangeable. But if he made Grandpa angry now, Winnie

and the children would be separated forever.

He could not be with Winnie, but at least she could stay with two children.

Seeing that Brian did not say a word, Felix continued to gasp and rebuked loudly.

"The two children will live in the suburbs from now on. They can't go to Winnie’s. You and Winnie keep

a distance, in addition to work, you can’t have any relationship."

Felix gave a domineering command, but Brian was worried.

"Grandpa, the children will not have sense of security without Mommy. Luke has got depression, do

you want Megan also to get sick? It's OK for me not to be with Winnie, but the children can't leave

Winnie. In addition to Winnie, no one is good to the children."

By saying this, Brian implied that his grandfather would not have made such a decision if he really

cared for the children.

Brian continued.

“Penny’s abuse caused irreparable damage to Luke, and Wendy made Megan’s foot scalded and

tampered with Winnie's car, making her car failed. Megan and Winnie almost had a big accident."

"It was a lesson learned in blood. I don't want it to happen and lose my two children."

Brian could not control his emotion. His fate had been in the hands of his grandfather, and he did not

want to destroy his two children.

"It is your fault. If there is no ambiguous relationship between you and Winnie, no one will attack the

children."

Felix did not know Megan’s injury was caused by Wendy. Hearing that, he was angry. But Brian could

not shirk the responsibility.

"I admit that it is my fault, but before Winnie appeared, Luke was abused. Was it related to Winnie?"

"Grandpa, with a family like ours, and the way you insist on marriage, no woman will marry me with a

simple purpose. Each woman will protect her own status and fight for her children. In this way, Megan

and Luke become obstacles in the struggle for power, and they are bound to be hurt."

"Grandpa, if you insist that Winnie be separated from her children, don't let me go on blind dates again.

I want to be single all my life."

Brian was not threatening or warning. As long as Winnie had to leave, he would do that to reassure

Winnie.

He had done a lot for the Bennet Group over the years, and he couldn't leave his own children alone

for the sake of his job and the ambition of others.

"Are you provoking me?”

Felix asked in a cold voice.

"Grandpa, I'm not provoking you, it's the truth. I can't let someone hurt my child. I don't deserve to be a Content © NôvelDrama.Org.

father if I can't protect my own children."

"If Winnie can take care of the children, I will have no worries and I will be able to work well."

Brian said in a low voice and did not get angry, his attitude was unusually firm. At the moment he dare

not have too many ideas, to keep the children's custody was the most important.

"Winnie, Winnie, she is a surrogate woman, if you are with her, don’t you fear that she had her

motives? You are simply obsessed with her. If something goes wrong one day, you will regret it."

Felix's anger had not subsided, and he got furious seeing that Brian was so persistent.

At the moment he had a feeling of not being able to control Brian, and was afraid of him leaving the

Bennet Group.

"She has no motives, and all she wants is to be with the children and take care of them personally. If

she has a motive, she would have tired her best to drive away the woman around me. If she has a

motive, how could she not cost me a cent? She hasn't used a penny of the money I've paid for the

children. She's paid for them all by herself."

"I gave her a necklace, which she accepted only on condition and she said she would return it when

she earn money. Grandpa, if such a woman has a motive, there is no woman in the world who doesn't

have motives. Which woman can be sincere to Luke and Megan?"

"Grandpa, it's not easy for her to have these two children. She's saved her life several times for them.

And her chances of having another child are slim. If you separate her from her two children, there will

be no point in her life."

Brian said sadly, almost in a tone of supplication, so that his grandpa would agree Winnie to be with the

children.

"What you have seen is only the surface. Nobody can see into anybody's heart. Don't talk to me any

more about these unimportant things. Do as I say, or you'll be sorry."

Felix was still awe-inspiring, and he warned Brian. He was sure that Brian would understand what he

meant.

"Grandpa..."

"Get out."

Brian tried to say more, but was refused by Felix.

Disappointed, Brian left the study, but he wasn't about to give up.

After Brian went out, Felix took a deep breath of depression.

Thinking of the words of Brian just now, thinking of his unprecedented rebellion, Felix was sad.

As what Winnie had done for Luke, she was really excellent as a mother. But now her identity was

much more complicated, so he needed to reconsider this person and make a new judgment on her.

Brian walked out of the study and quickly came to the living room.

"Where is Winwin?"

"Mommy's home."

It was Luke who answered him. As Luke's voice just fell, he quickly left and did not give everyone the

opportunity to ask.

"What grandpa said? They both left without saying anything. It's really worrying."

Stella was unsettled. Although she was mentally prepared, she could not calm down at this moment.

"I'll ask Grandpa."

Stella got up, but was stopped by Rufus.

"Don't. He needs time to accept it. They must have missed a lot of details since they went out in such a

hurry. Grandpa will understand if he knows the details."

Rufus was also worried. He did not know what happened, only to hear Felix’s roar.

Winnie was the mother of two children, no matter she was a surrogate or not, she had made

contribution to the Bennet family. Rufus believed even if Felix was cold-blooded, he would do nothing to

Winnie.

The house was silent for a long time. Paul came to tell the dinner was ready. No matter what

happened, and whether they were in a good mood, they had to have dinner on time.

"Stella, ask Grandpa to have dinner."

Rufus commanded Stella, but Megan volunteered.

"Grandpa, I'm going to ask Great Grandpa to have dinner."

Megan stood there waiting for Rufus's permission.

"Go ahead, don't make Great Grandpa angry."

Rufus gave the Megan a look of trust. He believed that Megan could do a good job and would not

annoy Felix.

Megan came to the door of the study, now first politely knocked at the door, and then stretched in her

head after having Great Grandpa’s response.

"Great Grandpa, I am Megan, can I go in?"

Megan said in a childish and delicate voice. Felix raised his eyes and looked at the dexterous and

lovely Megan, and his heart was in turmoil.

"Come in."

Megan walked in, and carefully closed the door.

She walked to the desk and stood in front of Felix. She put her soft and boneless hand on Felix's hand.

"Do you think it is sudden, Great Grandpa?"

Megan asked in a soft voice.

"Yes."

It was sudden and he needed time.

"Don’t you like me? If you don't like me, I can go to Mommy's and will not disturb you. If you don't like

me, I won't have the name Megan Bennet, but Megan Chambers."

Megan said pitifully. Although her main purpose was to explore Great Grandpa's attitude, she could not

avoid being wronged.

Seeing that she was sensible, Felix was moved.

"You are a child of the Bennet family, I do like you. Megan, what is your name?"

"Megan Bennet, can't I be a Bennet?"

Megan asked with doubts and she was worried too.

"Sure, you are a Bennet, but I want to know when did you change your name?"

"Daddy changed it when he found out, and Mommy said I am a Bennet, so I changed my

surname."