e heaved a sigh as she walked out of the kitchen with the little towel she was using to wipe her hands. "What is going on?" she asked as she picked up Archie's school

ingle day. Her children were non-identical twins. Archie had her brown eyes, while Ayla had hazel eyes, which Giselle assumed came from the stranger. Initially, she felt hurt whenever she looked at Ayla, but she had learned to love it. Ayla was her daughter, and Giselle knew she couldn't feel that way whenever she looked at her. She loved Ayla regardless. None of her kids looked like Xavier, which was another confirmation that they were not his children. This thought gave her a very horrible feeling, as they reminded her of her mistakes. But she had managed to swallow it and move on. The deed had already been done. There was no changing it. They couldn't turn back the hands of time. It was impossible to go backward. They just had to pick up the remaining pieces of their lives and move on. However, Giselle still hoped for a miracle. She hoped to see Xavier again. She missed him so much. Despite the past years, she was still in love with him. Sometimes she wondered what he must be doing. Did he get married again? Did he have kids now? Giselle tried to stop herself from thinking about that. It only hurt her. But she knew he deserved to be happy. She didn't deserve him. She had been a bad wife. They reached the hospital gates, and Giselle stopped a tricycle for them to enter. The ride took only two minutes, and they arrived at the school. She sat in the tricycle and watched as they walked into their school. "Bye, sweeties!" she called, waving at them. They waved back. After the children entered, Giselle returned to the hospital and paid the driver before walking into the hospital compound. She paused at the sight of almost all the nurses and some doctors outside, reading something on the wall. Curiosity piqued, she walked closer to them. What was going on? Her phone rang, and she took it out of her purse. It was Nikki. She answered the call and placed the phone to her