Hey, My Twins Babies Chapter 914 It Was Good That You Get Your Memory Back

"Smart woman.”

Jonny praised Penny hypocritically. This Penny was indeed much smarter than Wendy.

"Our goals are similar. So I can guess what you think."

"How about cooperation?"

Penny didn't care about Jonny's praise at all. She was just anxious to find a partner.

"Well, it will take some time. But as long as I know such news, I will definitely provide you with it. Wait
for my call."

Jonny hung up after speaking. His plan was to get Klara's money and then cooperated with Penny. As
for Wendy, she couldn’t cause any trouble to him.

He just vented on her to kill time.

Jonny was not hurry, but Penny was. She didn't have the time for Jonny to plan. What she needed was
to solve it quickly.

There was no much time left to her. Even if she could cause some trouble to Winnie, she would feel
happy.

The next day, Brian went to drive the children to school. Winnie insisted that he went to work instead of
letting him drive her to the hospital.

In the hospital, Winnie was getting an infusion.

"Are you here alone? You haven’t gotten better. Why didn’t Brian come here with you?"



After Kevin knew that Winnie had come for the infusion alone, he came to have a look.

He saw Winnie getting better a little, but it was indeed a bit lonely that she got the infusion alone.

"The driver drove me over and will pick me up later. Brian is so busy. I don’t want to bother him. It's not
serious. Besides, I’m almost recovered, so I don't need anyone to accompany me."

Winnie explained it. There were so many people who came to the hospital for treatment alone. She
was just one of them. Besides, she had been accustomed to being alone for so many years.

"Can't you forgive him?"

Kevin heard the alienation in Winnie's words. Then he knew that the relationship between Winnie and
Brian had not returned to the past.

"It’s all passed. The facts have proved that we aren’t suit for each other. So I think we can’t be
together."

Winnie's answer was very clear. What Brian said was different from what he thought. He had too many
pasts that he couldn't let go. Even if she accepted him, it wouldn’t be possible to enter his heart, then
the relationship wouldn’t last for long.

"Winwin, are you too sensible? Feelings are just as you like. Don't need to think about it carefully. In my
opinion, you two are destined. It's useless to escape."

"Or give him a chance. If he still doesn't do well this time, you can abandon him."

Kevin said, hoping she and Brian would have a good end soon.

Winnie's resistance was due to her fear of the past, but Brian did change a lot during this period. It
could also be seen that he was caring for Winnie very carefully.



If a man was willing to change himself for a woman, it would be a true love. But it wasn’t so easy for
Winnie to accept Brian.

"Well, since you say it is destined, then wait for the arrangement of fate."

Winnie didn't want to say much about it. Everyone could see Brian's caring to her, and everyone could
see Brian's change.

But did anyone see her pain? How to solve it when the pain was more unforgettable than love?

"You…"

Kevin wanted to say a few more words, when the nurse knocked on the door and came in.

The arrival of this nurse saved Winnie. She didn't want anyone to mention Brian to her. She didn't want
to be swayed by Brian.

"Hello, Doctor Burns. I'm here to inform the results of the test. The copy that you asked for is already in
your office."

The nurse was very attentive and gentle, which made Winnie feel comfortable after listening.

"Okay, I'll read it later. What's the result?"

Kevin could read it, but it didn't mean that Winnie had no right to know. So the nurse still had to tell her.

"No problem. She recovers very soon. All indicators have stabilized. The attending physician said that
she only has to get the infusion today and tomorrow, then she will be fine."

The nurse answered with a bright smile. She looked so happier than Brian when knowing Winnie was
developing in a good direction.



"That’s good."

Kevin was also relieved.

The nurse stepped forward to check the infusion speed and then left.

"You recover quickly this time. It will be better in the future."

Winnie could feel her health was getting better. She kept doing exercise during this period of time. It
couldn't have no effect.

"Well, in the future, you must continue to exercise and exercise effectively, so that your health will get
better."

"I have to go now. I still have patients waiting for me."

Kevin knew that Winnie had been exercising, which was great for her health.

Kevin returned to the doctor's office and started to get busy. It took about an hour that he received
Brian’s call.

"I'm in your office. Come over."

Brian's tone was too serious. Kevin knew something was wrong with him. So he handed over his work
to another doctor and went back to the office.

"Did you come here to pick up Winwin or is there something to come to me?"

Kevin opened the door and asked Brian straightforwardly.

"Come to pick her up and ask you something by the way."



Brian was very serious. Facing Kevin’s smile, he didn't even change his face.

"Okay, what's the matter?"

Kevin returned to his seat, said indifferently, and then casually took Winnie's test report in his hand.

"I had a headache yesterday and remembered some details, and then my memory was a little
disordered. I even forgot that Wendy wore that hoodie to see me a few months ago."

Brian thought about what happened yesterday. When he was about to continue, he was interrupted by
Kevin.

"What? Do you remember those details?"

Brian had forgotten too many things, so Kevin wasn't sure at which stage he remembered.

"The black hoodie in that car accident many years ago. What I thought of is the details of the clothes."

"After a headache yesterday, I remembered a pattern on that hoodie. I checked with Wendy. Her
hoodie didn't have it at all."

Brian told Kevin what happened yesterday simply and clearly. Kevin understood this time. It was that
Brian was stimulated by something, so he remembered something.

"So you suspect that Wendy is not that girl?"

Kevin didn't know how to deal with it. After having known Brian for so many years, the most difficult
thing for him to deal with was when Brian mentioned the memory to him.

Brian's father and sister were suppressing this incident, but Brian tried his best to get his memory back.
In this situation, Kevin felt so embarrassed.



"Yes, I used to suspect her, because there are too many places that don't match my memory. This time,
the clothes made me even more distrustful of her."

Brian frowned, looking very tangled.

"Have you exposed her lies?"

Kevin asked tentatively. If Brian exposed this lie, he would discuss the next countermeasures with
Stella.

"No."

"Why?"

Kevin was puzzled. Since the physical evidence was not correct, it was obviously not the same person,
but why didn't Brian expose the lie?

"Because there are still a lot of details that she is clear. If she hasn't experienced it, how can she know
the time and place?"

This was the reason why Brian felt tangled. He had not believed that it was Wendy but he couldn't fully
convince himself. He had been cautious because he was afraid that his disordered memory would
mistake his judgment.

"Then forget it. Just let time prove everything. Only when you get your memory back can you determine
it. It's useless for you to tangle now."

Kevin comforted Brian, not wanting him to spend too much energy on this matter.

"I know it's useless, but I want to get my memory back quickly, and figure out what is going on quickly.
Once everything is clear, I can give Winwin an explanation."



What Brian meant was that Winnie had always cared about this girl. He was unsure of what this girl
meant to him, so it would be good for him and Winnie to figure it out earlier.

"You are right, but you can't let this matter affect your life."

"You are already quite sure that the person you love is Winnie, and you have two children. Even if this
girl appears, or if there is any relationship between the two of you before, it is already in the past and
she can’t affect you and Winwin."

"As long as you know this, I don't think it's a big deal if you can get your memory back or not."

Kevin enlightened Brian, and asked him not to worry about the past, but to keep his current happiness.

"It's not that simple. I remembered one thing yesterday. I gave that girl not only a document, but also a
hard drive."

"The hard drive was stuffed into her hoodie when I fell to the ground. Although it doesn't look like a big
deal, according to my character, as long as I want to protect things, it must be important. That is to say
that the hard drive contains very important things. Maybe what I was hit by the car has a lot to do with
the hard drive."

Brian explained these clearly. Hearing what he said, Kevin was frightened.

Brian was getting his memory back. Now no one could stop Brian to get his memory back. Kevin
couldn’t cope with him.

Brian’s memory was sweeping to himself.

"This is a good sign. You remember something again."

Kevin didn't know what to say. In short, he was a little flustered.



"I thought of something, but I also forgot a lot of things. I found that my memory was disordered. Is this
a good phenomenon or is it more serious?"

Brian came here to ask this question mainly, because he wanted to know in which direction his
condition would develop.

"It's a good sign. You will feel disordered in the early stage of memory recovery. You will be able to
figure it out when the memory is fully recovered."

Kevin didn’t know how to answer. So he could only answer this question from the perspective of a
professional doctor.

"That’s good."

Brian felt relieved. Before he came, he was indeed worried that his illness would get worse, and
worried that he would forget Winnie.

"By the way, there is one more thing. Help me see it."

Brian took out his outdated cell phone.

"Antique."

Kevin said in surprise.

"| thought of something, but | also forgot a lot of things. | found that my memory was disordered. Is this
a good phenomenon or is it more serious?"

Brian came here to ask this question mainly, because he wanted to know in which direction his
condition would develop.

"It's a good sign. You will feel disordered in the early stage of memory recovery. You will be able to
figure it out when the memory is fully recovered."

Kevin didn't know how to answer. So he could only answer this question from the perspective of a
professional doctor.

"That's good."

Brian felt relieved. Before he came, he was indeed worried that his illness would get worse, and
worried that he would forget Winnie.

"By the way, there is one more thing. Help me see it."
Brian took out his outdated cell phone.
"Antique."

Kevin said in surprise.



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