My Mother-in-law Asked Me To Raise A Baby for Someone Else

"Then why don't you take her away?"

Seeing that I was serious, Pamela had no choice but to hand the baby boy to Vincent and pick up the baby girl.

As for why Pamela didn't let Vincent pick up the baby girl, it was, of course, because the baby girl had diarrhea, and Pamela was afraid of dirtying Vincent's hands.

Seeing the baby girl being picked up, I pulled the quilt over and took a look. The stain had already seeped in and could not be washed out.

I simply threw the sheet and quilt to the ground and checked the mattress carefully. Fortunately, the mattress was clean.

"Why do you throw this quilt to the ground?"

Pamela squatted and rubbed the quilt with her hands, looking like she felt very sorry for it.

"I don't want it."

Pamela yelled, "What? This is a silk quilt! How dare you?"

"Since you know it is a silk quilt, why did you just put a baby without a diaper on it?"

When I was changing diapers just now, I noticed that the baby boy was wearing a diaper while the baby girl was just wrapped in thick cloth.

Pamela was about to say something, but Vincent coughed.

"Whatever!"

Then, Vincent asked Pamela to leave my bedroom and slammed the door shut when they left, scaring the babies into tears again.

The two were busy at the door again.

After finally changing the sheet and quilt, I opened my phone and saw several missed calls from Zach. I directly made a video call, and Zach answered within seconds.

"Honey, don't be angry. I didn't expect my mother to take them over directly."

I thought it was a little ridiculous. "So has your mother discussed this with you before?"

Zach looked embarrassed and hesitated for a moment before speaking.

"My brother is short of money and can't afford to support these two kids."

Seeing my expression change, Zach quickly said, "They'll just stay at our house for a few months and then go back to the countryside with my parents.

"You know, my parents love children very much. Although they didn't complain when you wanted to be a DINK, they still wanted to have grandchildren."

I immediately got angry at his words.

"Zach, we both agreed on the DINK policy. It was not my idea alone."

Although I was a DINK, I would rather not get married if I hadn't agreed with Zach at the beginning.

"Are you blaming me for not wanting to have children now?"

"Honey, don't be angry. I just said that. My dad is not in good health and won't live alive for a few more years. Let him live with the kids in our house for a few months.

"I got a raise recently. You can use my card anytime you want!"

Zach said a lot of nice things. If I kept arguing, it would seem like I was really immature.

"Three months at most."

"Okay, honey. When my business trip is over this month, let's go on vacation. Out of sight, out of mind."

After hanging up the phone, I rubbed my temples. The kids' crying gave me a headache, and I didn't recover yet.

At that moment, there was a hurried knock on the door.

Before I even walked out of my bedroom, Pamela rushed over and opened the door.

"You're here so soon!"

There was a couple at the door. The man was dressed simply with patches on his clothes. But he looked a little fierce.

The woman was dressed fashionably, with a shrewd look on her face. She kept looking around my house.

I found that they were Zach's brother, Jacob Reed, and his wife, Mandy Reed!

"Oh, you didn't even tell me you were coming."

I put on a polite smile and walked up to Mandy. I took her hand and pulled her to sit on the sofa.

I had only met Jacob and Mandy when I just got married to Zach, and we didn't have much contact after that.

I didn't even know when the kids were born.

"Didn't Pamela bring Tiger and Nina here? Jacob and I were worried, so we came to check on them."