Chapter 917:
At that moment, I heard a baby’s shout in the distance.
“Dad, Mommy!”
It was the voice of a little boy.
“Dad, Mom!”
This time, it was a younger little girl.
I turned my head and saw Lucas and Lucky running towards us, hand in hand, followed by Gary and Connor.
Seeing the two children, I asked in surprise, “Why are they here?”
Herbert looked at the children running toward us with a smile and replied, “How can we not have them when we’re taking wedding photos?”
“Yeah, our wedding photos must be the most special.”
Taking photos with a pair of children, I covered my mouth with a smile.
Herbert smiled, reached out to take my hand, and met the two children who were running toward us.
Herbert bent down and picked up Lucky, who was wearing a lace princess dress. She looked like a little princess today.
I stretched out my hand to hold Lucas, who was wearing a black tuxedo. He looked like a little prince today, with a red tie around his neck, which was dazzling.
“Mommy, you’re so beautiful today!”
Lucas looked up at me and exclaimed, “Mommy, you look so beautiful today!”
My hand stroked his cheek as I smiled, “Thank you, son.”
“Mommy, I’m going to marry a bride like you in the future,” Lucas suddenly said.
Upon hearing this, everyone around us couldn’t help but laugh.
“Mr. and Mrs. Wharton, it turns out that both of you already have a pair of children. Are you here to reshoot your wedding photos?” one of the onlookers said with a smile.
I wasn’t sure how to respond, but Herbert answered first.
“Yes, we were too busy before, so we didn’t take any photos.”
I looked at him and realized that he could maintain a straight face even while lying.
“I also want to take photos,” Lucky, who was in Herbert’s arms, said, clapping her hands.
Herbert looked down at his little daughter fondly.
“Okay, let’s take some photos then.”
Afterward, our family of four began taking photos together. This time, the wedding photos turned into family photos.
With the addition of our two children, the photo session continued until eight o’clock in the evening. Afterward, Herbert and I took the two starving children out for dinner. By the time we got home, Lucky had fallen asleep in my arms, and Lucas had also begun to doze off.
After putting Lucky into bed, I was grabbed by Lucas, who refused to let go of my hand.
