You, Me And Our Genius Twins Chapter 58


    Chapter 58 The Dove and the Magpie


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    Sam’s name was written on her phone screen. Madeline let out a sigh of relief. Great. Now I don’t have


    to think of what I have to say to Sebastian. “I’ll pick a phone call up,” she told Sebastian with a smile.


    He nodded.


    “Hello? Sam?” Madeline ced the phone by her ear as she walked to a quieter spot.


    “Madeline…” Sam started on the other end of the line before pausing for a long while.


    Madeline noticed how he sounded rather odd. “Yes, Sam? Is anything the matter?”


    “Um… I heard about your birth parents…” Sam muttered.


    “Oh… That…” she muttered. “The DNA test results aren’t out yet, so I’m not sure…” She kept telling


    herself the same thing. She didn’t want to get excited over nothing. If things didn’t turn out the way


    everyone expected them to, she would be extremely disappointed.


    “Dan told me about most of what happened. If it’s true…” Sam paused for a moment. “I’m sorry for all


    these years, Madeline…”


    “It’s no big deal…” Madeline smiled. “It was hard in the past, but now that everything is over, it all feels


    like a dream now that I look back at it. Once I got through it, it no longer seems that hard anymore…”


    “Well, then… Angie…” Sam hesitated for a moment. “If you’re really Aunt Crystal’s daughter, and if


    Angie is Cameron’s daughter… Have you thought about how you’re going to interact with Angie?”


    Madeline froze for a moment. “I haven’t thought about this in the past… I’m not sure that I’m Mr.


    Wendel’s daughter, anyway. So, I didn’t put much thought into the future…”


    “Maybe you should start thinking about it… Madeline, if you’re really Uncle Michael and Aunt Crystal’s


    daughter, would you agree to them treating both you and Angie as their daughters?”


    Madeline frowned. “Why are you asking this question, Sam? Did one of them tell you to ask me about


    this?”


    “N-No, Madeline. Don’t misunderstand me. They weren’t the ones who told me to ask you this…” Sam


    muttered.


    “Who asked you to ask me, then? I know you well, Sam, and I know that you wouldn’te up with


    this question on your own. This doesn’t sound like you at all,” Madeline uttered. Sam was a gentle and


    calm man who could contain his temper. He was the type to n things out before taking action.


    Since the DNA test results weren’t out yet, it was unlikely for Sam to ask her such questions. “It was


    Cedric who told me to ask about it. He’s too impatient,” Sam replied exasperatedly.


    “Cedric?” Madeline was stunned. “Young Master Cedric?”


    “If things are as they seem to be, then he’d be your brother,” Sam replied.


    “So what?” Madeline scoffed. “The bonds built through time are firmer than the ones built through


    blood. Although I may be his sister, Angie was the one he grew up with. Rtionships aren’t exactly


    formed through biological connections—they’re built through the umted time spent with one


    another. It seems like Cedric is already starting to get worried about Angie before the results even


    come out…”


    Sam sighed as he knitted his brows together. “That’s not what Cedric meant, Madeline…”


    “I don’t want to talk to you about this, Sam,” Madeline uttered. “I don’t want to think about it until the


    DNA test results are out. If the resultse out to be something unexpected, all of this will turn into a


    joke… I’m sure you know what I mean, Sam.”


    “Okay…” Sam sighed. “I know what you mean. You take care. Don’t think too much about it.”


    “I got it, Sam,” Madeline replied. She responded with a few more words of care before ending the call.


    When Sam heard the dial tone on the other end of the line, Sam frowned as he felt a headache


    coming. He gave Cedric a call.


    The phone only rang once before its owner picked it up. “How was it, Sam? Did she agree to it?”


    Cedric’s worried voice sounded in Sam’s ear.


    “Madeline said that she doesn’t want to talk about this matter until the DNA test results are out,” Sam


    replied. “You’re too anxious, Cedric. It’s too early to talk about this. The DNA test results aren’t even


    out.” About ten minutes ago, Cedric had just told Sam the huge secret—that Madeline might be Crystal


    and Michael’s biological daughter. Since then, Cedric had been pestering him to give Madeline a call.


    Cedric wanted to know if Madeline was okay to have Angie living under the same roof. Sam felt like it


    was more appropriate to ask Madeline after the DNA report was out, but Cedric eventually convinced


    Sam to ask her immediately. In the end, Sam gave in and called Madeline to ask about it.


    “It’d be toote if we wait for the DNA results to be out,” Cedric uttered worriedly. “Sam, Jonathan says


    that someone like Madeline might not necessarily agree for Angie to stay with her. If that really


    happens, what’s going to be of Angie? Are we going to chase her out? We watched Angie grow


    up. Even though she may not be my biological sister, we’re talking about 20 years of living together.


    How could we end this rtionship just like that?”


    Sam frowned. “What do you think you can do, Cedric?”


    “I was thinking…” Cedric bit his bottom lip. “I want to convince my parents to say that Angie and


    Madeline are actually twin sisters and that Madeline was stolen from the family at a young age. Then,


    my parents can im that they thought she had passed away and that they recently found out that she


    was still alive…”


    Sam sighed. “Do you think everyone’s an idiot, Cedric? Your lie is full of loopholes. Who’s going to


    believe it?”


    “It doesn’t matter whether others believe it or not!” Cedric uttered. “What matters is that others don’t


    find out about the fact that Angie is Cameron’s daughter. Cameron is the illegitimate child of the Taylor


    Family, and she has a horrible reputation. Angie’s at the age where she should be getting married. If


    her birth parents are revealed now, how’s she going to get married? Who would ever be willing to marry


    a woman like her? This affects her entire future!”


    “Stop getting too hopeful about this, Cedric,” Sam advised. “Based on my understanding of Aunt


    Crystal, I’m sure she won’t agree to your idea. You know how much Aunt Crystal hates Cameron. In the


    past, if it weren’t for Cameron and her mother’s evil n, my paternal—your maternal—grandmother


    wouldn’t have died with regrets. Aunt Crystal hates Cameron too much. She wouldn’t help her to take


    care of her daughter.”


    “But Angie is innocent!” Cedric protested. “Angie isn’t Cameron’s daughter—she’s my parents’


    daughter! My parents watched her grow up. She’s my sister!”


    “She’s not!” Even though Sam’s voice wasn’t loud, it sounded firm. “Cedric, have you heard about the


    fairytale of the dove overtaking the magpie’s nest? The evil magpie intentionally killed the dove’s


    offspring to get the dove to care for its offspring. When the dove found out about the truth, do you think


    it could continue caring for the magpie’s offspring?”