Chapter 727: The Wedding Dress Appears (1)
The time that followed passed quickly.
Bryan Cooper’s twins went through the full moon wine celebration and then the Hundred-day Banquet. Bryan witnessed the babies go from not opening their eyes when they were first born with wrinkled little faces, to now having fully opened eyes and increasingly clear facial features.
Although Bryan was initially unhappy about having a daughter who monopolized the name that was supposed to belong to his own daughter, he grew to love Avery and Aiden Axon deeply. Whenever he returned to the Hawkins family home, he would first hold and interact with the two children. The three-month-old babies were gradually developing more facial expressions, including smiles and pouting, which made them adorable.
Bryan found playing with the infants enjoyable and was no longer jealous or depressed. After all, once his wedding was over, he and Carolline would be preparing for their second child. Carolline had promised him that their next child would also be a plump, adorable, and naive princess.
Bryan never thought that newborn babies could be so much fun, and now he was looking forward to the arrival of his little princess even more.
Carolline had already started taking folic acid but decided not to tell Bryan just yet, lest his arrogance resurfaces. She now found his actions to be increasingly childish.
Carolline couldn’t attend the full moon wine celebration because she was on duty, but she went to the Hundred-day Banquet on her day off. Over the past few months, she had been enjoying an effortless life, taking time off when needed. Sometimes, she didn’t want to tell Gary Skate about her leaves, so Bryan would call him directly, and she would have some unexpected free time.
Later, she felt somewhat embarrassed facing her colleagues at work.
On the day of Aiden Axon and Oscar Cooper’s Hundred-day Banquet, many people came to the Hawkins family home, and the entire Ruiz family attended, including Master Ruiz himself. He played with the children and gave them each a big red envelope containing money.