Seriously, How Did He Win My Heart novel Chapter 499

Walking out of the hospital, Emelia asked Julian to drive her to Vincent's. Emelia didn't want to be left alone at home while Julian was away at work. Thus, she thought she might as well just go to Vincent's place to discuss about the details of the romance comedy she was planning on writing.

Vincent was not only her father, but also her like-minded friend and benignant mentor. He had help her a lot on improving her screenwriting skills.

Now, Vincent was still mourning losing Naomi. Emelia had to be there for him.

When Vincent opened the door, he was in an apron. Seeing that, Emelia asked in astonishment, "Dad, what are you doing?"

He didn't look like he was cooking. There were bits of white flakes and shards sticking to his apron.

Vincent smiled as he answered, "I'm just carving some baubles."

Emelia eyed Julian in shock. "You can carve?"

Vincent invited the two in and led them to the study upstairs. "Yeah. I was a dandy good-for-nothing from a wealthy background, which means I have a lot of time to horse around."

Emelia took him by the arm and argued, "That's not true."

When it came to romantic relationships, Vincent was committed and loyal. That was not dandy at all.

Vincent was the youngest child of the Longerich family. His siblings had carried forward their family business and indulged him in every way. They supported his love for literature and other hobbies by providing him a carefree learning atmosphere. He probably had a chance to learn carving systematically back then.

The three arrived at the study. On the desk, there were a few jade stones and a whole set of carving tools laying in the center. Vincent was carving a white jade stone into a flower.

"Jade carving?" Emelia was stunned.

"Yeah, I thought I can make use of all this spare time and carve something for my two little grandkids," Vincent explained.

"The jade..." Julian could tell from the diaphaneity that these were no ordinary jade stones. Before he could continue, Vincent shot him a look that shut him up.

Apparently, Vincent didn't want Emelia to know the value of these jade stones, or else she would feel pressured.

Although Julian didn't get to finish the sentence, Emelia could sense that these jade stones were very expensive.

Vincent would never give his grandkids cheap stuff.

The jade stones must be the best of best.

Emelia said helplessly, "Isn't it a little too early? We don't know the gender yet."

Vincent grabbed the white jade stone he was working on. "I'm making one for the girl and one for the boy. In this way, even if you have twin brothers or twin sisters, I only need to carve another one.

You can save the extra one for another time."

"There won't be another time. This is enough," Julian said.

Emelia had been experiencing morning sickness these days. Although the symptoms were relatively mild, Julian still didn't want her to go through this again.

He had braced himself for not having babies. Now that Emelia was finally pregnant, he was beyond happy.