Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 2097: Buying a House 2

After the two of them reached an agreement, they decided to inform both sets of parents and let them gradually accept it, minimizing the damage. Although Summer's subjective decision was not to continue, she worried about the consequences of abruptly telling Mr. and Mrs. Brightwood. What if they had a heart attack? Their son wasn't around either.

Moreover, they were already engaged, which meant returning the betrothal gifts and going through formalities, while their parents would have to face the gossip of neighbors. Summer was a patient woman who thought things through, even though this matter required decisive action.

Soon, there was a knock on the door. Summer composed herself and went to open it. Outside stood a middle-aged couple, smiling warmly at her. "Summer."

"Mr. Brightwood, Mrs. Brightwood, please come in," she greeted them politely.

Yes, Rupert Brightwood's parents had arrived. They wore kind and joyful expressions typical of teachers and dressed simply. Mrs. Brightwood had slightly curly hair and wore glasses.

did you cook by yourself?" Mrs. Brightwood asked as soon as she entered, delighted by the

I just finished eating," Summer replied. "I cooked

happily. "You know, many things outside aren't good for your health, especially for young women trying to conceive. Food safety is very important." Summer felt a bit awkward but

walked into the kitchen and noticed three sets of unwashed dishes in the sink. She paused

the sink and understood her question. "Agnes

"And the other set?"

replied calmly with

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didn't come," Summer said truthfully. She took Mrs. Brightwood's arm and changed the subject. "Mrs. Brightwood, since you're here with Mr. Brightwood, why not rest for a bit? We can chat." "No, no," Mrs. Brightwood said as she left the kitchen without even sitting down.

echoed enthusiastically; his good mood was evident on his face-they had saved up for