Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 2189: Agnes's Unfathomable Logic

As the situation escalated, Mr. Brightwood didn't want to blame anyone. He called his son again, but the call still couldn't get through. The couple felt complicated emotions, sitting on the couch and sighing deeply, their spirits hitting rock bottom. They analyzed the reasons for the young couple's frequent separations and blamed Summer for entering the entertainment industry, saying she had changed, becoming more fame-seeking and unreliable.

They wondered if there was any point in saving this marriage and whether their son could get through it, as it was his first love. "I want to visit the Campbell family," Mrs. Brightwood suddenly said. "This matter must be discussed by both families' elders; she can't decide on her own when they're engaged."

Mr. Brightwood sighed heavily and said, "Our son hasn't even come back yet. Why are you in such a hurry to go to the Campbell family? We don't know the full story; we've only heard Summer's side. Have you clarified the house issue?"

Mrs. Brightwood suddenly realized her mistake. "No matter what, let's see our son first!" Mr. Brightwood said.

Thinking of her son, Mrs. Brightwood couldn't help but worry. "Heartbreak is the worst pain. I wonder if he's hiding somewhere crying; why is his phone off?"

Night fell, and stars dotted the sky.

Agnes didn't work overtime today and shared one of her big secrets with her sister, feeling quite anxious about it. On her way back home, she was lost in thought, wondering if Spencer would blame her once he found out.Exclusive © material by Nô(/v)elDrama.Org.

She entered the house after unlocking the fingerprint lock and turned on the light as she stepped in. She was startled to see her sister sitting on the couch in the dark.

"You're home?" Agnes asked in confusion. "Why didn't you turn on the light?" She then changed her shoes and entered.

Her sister was holding a pillow, staring blankly at her as if lost in thought.

"What's wrong?" Agnes asked, worried that she might have said too much.

"I just called Rupert's mother," Summer calmly told her sister. "I told her we broke up; she seemed unable to accept it and got quite emotional."

"That's not something you should

worry about, Agnes tossed her bag aside and sat on the couch opposite her sister. "You were just informing her, not asking for her opinion on whether to break up or not. If she disagrees, would you not break up? Would you go ahead and marry him?"

Summer was taken aback by her sister's logic but found some sense in it, feeling relieved.

"So why are you overthinking it?" Agnes suddenly sat up straight and looked seriously at her sister. "Tell me about you and Spencer."

Summer met her sister's gaze. "Since when did you become so familiar with him?"

The girl rolled her eyes. "That's not important, I can't remember exactly when. Just a casual address. Hey, tell me, do you still have feelings for him?"

"I've regained my memory," Summer admitted without hesitation. "From the moment I received your call, I suddenly remembered everything from before."

"What?" Agnes's mouth dropped

open in shock. "That's incrediblehet

You didn't even need to bump your head? Just because I made a call? And your memory came back?"

"Maybe my memory was already on its way back," Summer admitted honestly. "I've been having strange dreams lately."

Summer was very calm about regaining her memory.

Agnes quickly accepted this without much surprise.