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Key: Broken Memories, Intertwined Hearts Chapter 295
Ines was thinking to herself, just because she didn't like it, didn't mean he couldn’t buy it.
"Or we can go shopping together when we get back. I'll buy whatever you like, otherwise I'm afraid I might get something you don't like again." Ethan said.
Upon hearing this, Ines finally couldn't help but speak up. This guy was not romantic at all when he should be. Who ever heard of a birthday present being chosen by the recipient? Wouldn't it be more sincere if he chose it himself?
It was their first birthday together after getting married. She hadn't thought about it before, but now that it had come up, of course she wanted more.
"Who says so? I think you're just making excuses. As long as it's from you, I'll love it." Ines said.
Just as Ines finished speaking, she felt a cool touch on her face. She reached up to touch it and found a blue crystal pendant lying in her palm. It was simple yet very beautiful.
A smile spread across Ines's face and she sat up, looking at Ethan with a grin, "Is this for me?"
Seeing her change in attitude, Ethan couldn't help but chuckle. Women really were fickle creatures, there was no denying it.
Ethan nodded, "You just said you'd love anything I give you. Once you put this on, you can't take it off."
As he spoke, Ethan lifted Ines's long hair and put the necklace around her neck. It suited her slender neck perfectly. Ines, lips curling into a smile, played with the necklace for a while, clearly very pleased. But remembering what had just happened, she couldn't help but reprimand Ethan, "Mr. Meyer, when did you become so naughty? You had the gift ready all along, why did you trick me into thinking you didn't prepare anything?"
"It was supposed to be a surprise. I was going to wait until midnight, but it seems I was a bit early." Ethan glanced helplessly at the time. It was five minutes to midnight.
"It doesn't have to be exactly on time." Ines couldn't help but grin. She hadn't expected him to be fussing over such a detail.
Ethan held her from behind, whispering playfully, "If I hadn't prepared a gift tonight, would you have ignored me?"
"Absolutely! Everyone else would have prepared a gift. You're my husband, it wouldn't be right if you didn't. You'd feel embarrassed too." Ines said.
"But I think all the gifts in the world can't compare to me. I'm the best gift." Ethan said.
With that, Ethan planted a kiss on Ines's neck. His fervent breath caused her to shiver slightly. Ethan was very pleased with her reaction, leaving a trail of kisses on her fair skin, trapping her.
He kissed her for a while before he lifted her up onto his lap and began to kiss her lips, invading her mouth and messing up her breath and heartbeat.
This domineering yet gentle affection was irresistible. Ines could only wrap her arms around his neck and respond.
In the quiet room, faint sounds could be heard.
Interrupted as they were, and given the unusual circumstances, Ethan naturally didn't continue. "Let me help you." He offered, catching her hand.
Ines nodded, her face red. Ethan thought better of it and fetched her pyjamas instead, saying, "It's not worth the hassle. We're going to sleep anyway."
It seemed like the little ones in her belly were playing a game with Ethan. Every time Ethan moved away, Ines felt a kick. But when Ethan put his hand on her belly, they quietened down. This happened several times.
Ines couldn't help but yawn. "Let's sleep. I'll call you when they move again. Your little prince and princess don't seem to like you very much. They quiet down as soon as you come around."
"That's impossible, I'm always good to them. They have no reason not to like me." Ethan didn't buy it.
"They're still young, they don't know what liking and disliking are. They probably just go by instinct." Ines said.
Although Ethan wasn't willing to accept it, seeing it was already late, he could only lie down, holding Ines. His hand remained on Ines's belly, unwilling to leave. She was a bit helpless but couldn't resist him, so she let him be.
The next day, Ines was awakened by a series of sounds. Opening her eyes, she found Ethan's head resting on her belly, earnestly talking to their unborn twins, "I'm your dad. If you can hear me, respond to me. But nothing too harsh, or your mom will feel uncomfortable. If you behave, I'll reward you after you're born."
Ines couldn't help but burst into laughter, surprised to find Ethan chatting with the two kids early in the morning. She affectionately stroked his face, "Ethan, why are you so dogged? Take it easy for a bit." As Ethan was about to lift his head, a small bump suddenly appeared on Ines's belly. Ethan's eyes nearly popped out of his head. He was stunned for a moment before gritting his teeth and saying, "These two little rascals are really doing it on purpose. They know how to mess with people even at this young age. Who on earth do they take after?"
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