Wooing My Ex-Wife by Mr. Adeel

Carrying Zendaya in his arms, Cedrick stopped in his tracks. He fixed his jet-black eyes on Charles before him, looking the man up and down without saying anything.

Charles took two steps forward with his eyes lowered to mask the guilt within them.

“It’s the twins’ one-year-old birthday today. While I know Gwendolyn and you don’t plan to have a grand celebration, I bought a cake and gifts for them to commemorate the occasion. I only learned that you two brought Benny and Zendy to the lab for a blood test after making a trip to Harrick Villa.”

He paused briefly, not daring to look at the little girl in Cedrick’s arms. His Adam’s apple bobbed slightly before he finally mustered the courage to ask, “Are the test results out yet? What are… Benny and Zendy’s conditions like?”

In a calm voice, Cedrick answered truthfully, “Zendy is fine, but Benny has remnants of the virus within him. It’s also the reason he’s weaker than Zendy upon birth. Joshua says he’s too young and weak to withstand the potency of the antidote, nor can suppressants be used to alleviate his pain during a relapse. Thus, only conservative treatment of having intravenous infusions and taking medication are viable.”

The more even-sounding each word out of the man’s mouth, the heavier it weighed on Charles.

His clenched fists trembled violently, and his eyes turned red-rimmed as he tried his best to suppress the guilt surging within him.

He opened his mouth to explain and justify his actions back then, expressing his mistake in implicating innocent babies in grievances between adults.

However, all the excuses on the tip of his tongue seemed weak and pathetic. Ultimately, he hung his head in despair and murmured dejectedly, “I’m sorry.”

Other than those two words, I’m seemingly incapable of making amends in any way…

Cedrick did not bother with pleasantries, leaving him to stand in the rain and get drenched. “Indeed, you should apologize, but you should be doing so to Benny instead of me. In fact, you should compensate him for your mistake back then.”

In response, Charles nodded. “Yeah. Hurting him is my greatest regret in this lifetime. I’ll definitely go all out to make things up to the twins.”

Cedrick remained silent. Despite the grim look in his ebony eyes, there was no trace of resentment.

After all, that was already in the past. Even if he were to take the man’s life, Benedict could not possibly recover immediately. Hence, it would be far better to have Charles make amends.

familiar voice. Yanking at her raincoat with both hands, she pried it open a crack and turned to stare at Charles with

Coo!

innocently while babbling happily, she stretched her tiny hands out in the latter’s

she was asking Charles to cuddle

gaze gentle. “I’m too

out her lower lip. She looked pitifully aggrieved, seemingly on the verge of

trick your Uncle Charles into holding you. If you catch a cold and run a fever, you’d need an injection, and your

her nose wrinkled. She clutched

Newton Group to devote all my energy to Benny’s care. Will you please allow

care of him, sure. But…” Pausing, Cedrick narrowed his eyes sharply as though he

top secret. You’re no longer a civil servant now. If you dare capitalize on the opportunity to

sides with you. It was even thanks to your help that I successfully gained control over the Newton family. I’m on your side, and I won’t sabotage you again. Even if I were to take those top-secret

best that you don’t have any ulterior motives. Don’t even think of stealing a bottle of the

words eluded Charles. Gosh, he hit the nail on

unique, so they’re downright priceless. It’d be an utter waste if it’s used on you. You’d best give up whatever plans you had and take care of Benny wholeheartedly. Even if you really got infected, I wouldn’t give

Charles. He merely dipped his head in acknowledgment. “Don’t worry. I won’t do that. If you don’t

have to weigh the consequences himself. As such, there was no

card to the lab. When you go in, tell Gwenny to come out. She hasn’t had lunch yet. I’ll bring her home with

“Sure.”

handed him.

access card, Charles bypassed the security at the laboratory’s entrance

he walked along the corridor, Cedrick’s words continued echoing in his

weaker compared to Zendy, but little did I know that his sickly condition was

him was so overwhelming that he felt he might go mad from the sense of oppression if he were to do