Chapter 46. Time Flies By

Three years later

“Don’t they look just like you both used to when you were babies?” asked an ecstatic Henrietta Gray, looking at Hudson’s two-week-old twin boys, Carson and Easton.

“Yeah, Easton looks like me,” said Weston proudly, while Hudson grinned.

“Then you look after him. I’ll look after Carson. Sophia can take a break,” said Hudson.

“Sure. I can do anything for Easton. He’s mine, bro,” said Weston, rocking his little nephew in his arms. His mom and Hudson shared a look as they looked at him tenderly. Life had been so very harsh on him. The last three years had been a major battle for him. It took him a year to get back on his feet and another six months of exhaustive physiotherapy to walk normally again. But he never gave up hope and patience and worked harder and harder with every passing month. He joined back his office in a more senior position than before. He now drove his car back and forth from the office since he was banned from riding his mot