Broken Memories, Intertwined Hearts novel Chapter 216

After leaving the hospital, Ethan pulled out his phone and immediately called home. Thus, the news of Ines' twin pregnancy spread like wildfire among the Meyer family. Over the phone, Ines heard Phillip's joyful laughter, clearly thrilled by the news.

"Man, I'm lucky to be getting two grandkids at once." Phillip said.

Ethan, always fond of debating with his grandpa, retorted, "Grandpa, it's not about your luck, it’s about my genes. I'm just too powerful."

"You cheeky devil, can't you let me have my moment? Technically, it's not about how great you are, it's about how amazing Ines is." Phillip didn't buy into Ethan's argument.

Ines, listening to their banter, broke into laughter, not interrupting them.

After a lengthy chat, Ethan finally hung up the call. Suddenly, Ines remembered something and promptly reminded him, "Ethan, you can't blast a group text this time around. The last time was just too awkward."

Considering the status and reputation of the Meyer family, their friends and relatives would surely come knocking with presents. Their storage room was already packed to the brim, more stuff would just be a waste.

Ethan chuckled, "Alright, this time they're in for a surprise."

Originally, Ines was supposed to work today, but Phillip insisted they head home immediately to meet his unborn grandkids. Ines was helpless; it was as if the kids were already born.

But she couldn't argue with Phillip. Seeing that there were no emergencies at the Galeana Group, she went home with Ethan.

From afar, they saw Phillip anxiously pacing at the front door, waiting for them.

"Grandpa." Ines greeted.

Upon seeing Ines, Phillip worriedly said, "Izzy, walk slowly. Be careful with my grandsons."

Ines smiled, walked up and linked arms with him, "Grandpa, don't worry, I'll be careful."

Phillip patted her hand and looked at Ines seriously, "Izzy, I really want to thank you. You're bringing two grandsons into the Meyer family at once, it's fantastic."

Seeing Phillip's hands trembling slightly, Ines knew he was worried and reassured him, "Grandpa, everything will be fine."

Ethan parked the car and walked over, hearing the word "grandsons" from Phillip, his face darkened, "Not grandsons. Grandkids."

Phillip, who also favored granddaughters, quickly corrected himself, "Granddaughters are just as good, but it would be best if it's a boy and a girl. A little sister with a big brother to protect her, that's the real deal."

Ethan chuckled, "Yeah, that would be great actually."

Ines smiled, watching the two of them speculate. She too hoped for a boy and a girl, but the chance of having twins was already quite slim, let alone boy-girl twins. She was already very content, not daring to wish for more.