Chapter 67 - Regret and Longing

David hesitated for a moment, his gaze shifting to Sienna to gauge her reaction. Seeing her children's hopeful faces, Sienna's heart tightened, and she knew she couldn't deny them this simple request. She offered David a small, reassuring smile as she nodded in agreement.

'I'll allow it, but only this time. What harm could it do? They seem so happy!' she thought.

"Of course," David replied, his voice warm and gentle. "I'd be happy to."

The twins' faces lit up with joy as they eagerly clasped their parents' hands, leaving the restaurant together. A whirlwind of emotions stirred within Sienna – happiness for her children, anxiety about the future, and a deep, unshakable yearning for the family they could have been.

As they drove home, the twins chattered excitedly about their day, their voices gradually becoming softer and more tired.

Upon reaching the Hamilton mansion, David carried the drowsy twins to their bedrooms, gently tucking them in with a tender touch. He kissed their forehead