Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father by Pixie

S31 62. It’s Not Too Late

“Sorry, I didn’t attend your wedding,” the old woman whispered,

making everyone emotional. “Sorry, made you go through everything alone.”

Biting her lip, Melanie closed her eyes. Those words felt healing in her heart. All wounds seemed to have disappeared without a trace.

“Thank you,” she replied briefly. She didn’t want to ruin anything again with words she might not have realized.

“Yes,” Diana rubbed her daughter-in-law’s back. “And no. I am the one who should be thanking you. You have accompanied my son for the rest of his life. You have also given me grandson, just like Vivian.”

With a gentle smile, Diana turned her head to the side. There, Vivian curled her lips gracefully.

“You two… can you make peace for my sake? I’ve been gone for too long. I’ve never had true family before.”

“I don’t mind.” Vivian shrugged. “I’m actually happy that we are friends.

While looking at Vivian, Melanie let out a faint sigh. Her eyes rolled lazily. Diana noticed that.

“Do you still think that life is a competition?” Diana raised an eyebrow.

Melanie’s head straightened again. Her eyes widened.

“No, Dear,” Diana patted the back of Melanie’s hand. “Don’t end up like me. Don’t fall into an abyss of endless regret.”

Still with knitted eyebrows, Melanie pursed her lips. Before she could protest, Diana whispered, “Stop putting yourself in the shadows of the

past. Embrace your happiness.”

Diana stretched out her hand, gesturing for Vivian to come closer. When Vivian arrived at her side, she grabbed her hand and forced

Melanie to shake hands.

“I know the relationship between you must be awkward. But, you can try to smooth it out. Forget all the pain about Norman. I’m afraid he won’t be happy there if you two are still arguing.”

Seeing Melanie’s reluctance, Vivian smiled wryly. She realized that the woman’s ego was still high. “Forgive me.”

Melanie’s ears suddenly pricked up. A strange feeling crept into her chest.

“I’m sorry for thinking that my suffering was greater than anyone else’s. I didn’t know that your life was actually more difficult than mine. Apart from the problem regarding Norman, you still had to face. Rowan and the dilemma of taking care of your son. Not to mention the enemies of the Harper family business. The decisions you took

were much heavier than mine.”

move. In the past, she thought it was Vivian’s apology that she was looking for. However, after she heard it directly, why

she feel bland?

said flatly. Her expression was still fierce. “I forgive you.”

slightly. “Thank you, Melanie.” Even though she was a

and relief in the breaths around her. If only she lowered her ego first, wouldn’t

develop, Diana hugged

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is so beautiful. Thank you for making my heart feels light,

Smiling

tonight will go smoothly,” Kara whispered, leaning against

right again. Now, shall we go to the gazebo? The kids definitely need help.”

eyes, letting Frank kiss her temple. Without them realizing, a drone had just moved away from

security team.

light, just like her footsteps around the gazebo. The sparklers in both her hands kept splashing the sparks. The bigger the flame appeared, the redder her cheeks

a fairy flying away

cheerfulness. “Yes, Little Bee. You’re like

Tinkerbell.”

again. While speeding up, she

lowered her hands.

Louis was busy drawing picture

the pattern, he ran

the results.

it, Auntie?

smile, Barbara showed

small curve of his lips makes his cheeks look

later, he waved at his sister.

the firework stems into the trash, she took a new one.

you decided what you want to draw?” Louis asked

sparkler onto the

firmly. “I want to

want to make a crown on my head.”

hand. “Then we’ll look like prince and princess.”

Barbara commented as she got into position. “But remember, do it in three seconds.

OK?”

Louis and Emily’s sparklers lit up. Guided by Bart they did the mission. After seeing the

it, Emily. Auntie,

show the results to the others. Everyone will be amaze by this work of

agreement. “Good idea. Let’s go to