Chapter 179
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Mrs. Cara also often comes here to play with her grandson. The whole family must say it's very happy, Daisy saw her mother living alone far away, so she was determined to buy an apartment near Drkov's house for convenience, and at the same time so that she wouldn't feel lonely.
At the baby's full-month celebration, Mr. Drkov named the baby Abel, and he also transferred twenty percent of his shares to the baby as a full-month gift. The others who came here also brought various gifts as gifts for the baby.
The boy didn't know anything, looking at the objects on the table, picking up this one and throwing that one away, finally choosing the stethoscope that Erasmus brought. "Haha, look at your child, he will become a doctor in the future."
"He can choose, but it's not certain," Winifred objected.
After saying that, the boy pushed the old man aside and picked up the pen that Heulwen brought. After waiting for a few minutes, seeing that the boy had no intention of throwing it away, Heulwen stuck out her tongue and said, "The pen has a lot of meaning. I was not wrong in bringing it here. If the boy is not a writer, he will become a teacher. If not, he will become a professor."
'Humph, my great-grandson will inherit the Drkov Group in the future. There's no need to say more." Mr. Drkov suddenly spoke up. The group looked at each other and laughed. How could they forget that behind the boy was the Drkov family and the Drkov Group?
'As long as my son likes it, it doesn't matter what he does." Daisy also gave her opinion.
'My wife is right. Our child can do whatever he wants." Atlas hugged his wife and said, looking extremely indulgent. The group refused to give their opinions.
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After Daisy's wedding, Heulwen proposes to Winifred, but she hesitates to accept his proposal, even though she has some feelings for him.
After going through a broken marriage, Winifred didn't have the confidence to be with a great man like Heulwen, he deserved a more talented and beautiful woman than her. So, in the following days, Winifred kept avoiding him, not even replying to his messages or phone calls. Heulwen went to see her many times but was rejected outside the door. Mr. Leighton's advice was useless.
After a month like that, Heulwen went crazy and decided to kick the door open, of course, he had Mr. Leighton's permission beforehand.
Winifred was thinking in her room when she suddenly heard a loud bang and looked out the door, seeing her door slammed shut and a man with a serious face standing in front of the door. Winifred was extremely scared and looked at him, stammering: "Why did you break my door?"
"You don't want to see me, I have no choice but to do this," Heulwen said as he walked towards her.
"What do you want to do?" Winifred instinctively stepped back.
"Let's talk, whether you want to stay here or go out is up to you." Heulwen saw that she was scared, so he stopped and spoke. In the end, Winifred could only go to the flower garden with Heulwen to talk.
When they got there, Winifred saw that he was silent and didn't say anything, so she asked anxiously, "Do you have anything to tell me?"
"I don't know, I'm asking you why you've been avoiding me?" Heulwen wondered.
"I..." Winifred didn't know how to answer, she was just confused, and couldn't find any reason.
"Is it because of my confession?" Heulwen couldn't bear to see her like that, so he asked.
Winifred gritted her teeth and nodded, asking back, "Why do you like me?"
Heulwen was silent for a moment before saying, "You probably don't know, but I've liked you since two years ago."
"What do you mean?" Winifred looked at him in surprise.
Heulwen said again: 'Before, when you came to the company to find Atlas, I always paid attention to you, but I was afraid that you were his fiancee, so I didn't dare to approach you. Later, when Atlas had an accident, I didn't expect you to come to Dalziel, and even become his wife. I felt very heartbroken for you and wanted to stop you, but I didn't know what right I had to stop you."
After hearing that, Winifred felt endless sadness in her heart. She said again: 'I am such a bad person, why do you like me?"
'If I like you, then I like you. No need for a reason. If I have to say it, I will say that I love the real you, that's all."
'But…"
'Don't say but, just tell me, do you like me?" Heulwen looked at her, waiting for an answer.
Winifred said painfully: 'I don't deserve you, nor do I deserve your love, I know you've been married, had a miscarriage and it will be difficult to have children in the future, I don't have the confidence to be with you."
'I don't care about those things, I only care about you, as long as you agree, I will hold your hand until we're old, it doesn't matter whether we have children or not, if you like children, we can adopt, that's fine too," Heulwen spoke his thoughts.
Winifred was moved in her heart, saying: 'It's unfair to you."
Heulwen replied: 'You fool, you reject me, it's unfair to me, two bisexuals get along, you're afraid of these things and reject me, do you think that's fair to me?"
'Heulwen…" She called his name in a choked voice, her eyes glistening with tears.
'Very good, you think of me like that, you also have feelings for me, right?" Heulwen reached out to wipe her tears, asking earnestly.
Winifred pursed her lips, not wanting to deceive herself, and nodded. Heulwen's high-strung heart finally lowered, he smiled gently and said: "Then let me take care of you?"
He had said so much, she no longer hesitated, and softly replied: "Okay."
Heulwen smiled contentedly, bowed her head, and kissed the person in front of him.
From afar, Mr. Leighton saw this scene and felt relieved.
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