Chapter 1435 - 1476: There Will Be Hope

Mabel Quinn slightly bit her lip and said, "Kyle, if the Blood Curse is destined to be passed on to one of our children, I don’t know who will inherit it, but I still want to give birth to this child. I don’t know if I will bring this child a life of joy or danger, but since it has life, I don’t want to abandon this little life. I hope our two children can support each other in the future. If one day we are no longer here, then they have each other to rely on."

Pausing for a moment, she murmured, "No matter which child inherits the Blood Curse, I will do everything I can to help them find their destiny to break the curse. Heaven never seals off all paths. Just as you found me, our children will surely find their destiny too!"

His expression finally relaxed, "Yes, our children will definitely find their destiny!"

No matter if the future inheritor of the Blood Curse is Ivy or the little life inside her now, they will certainly not be defeated by fate. Since heaven bestowed the Kinston Family with such a curse, yet also with the existence of destiny, it represents hope.

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At the Quinn family dinner table that evening, when Edward Quinn learned of his daughter’s pregnancy, he was completely stunned, followed by overwhelming joy. He thought finding his daughter, along with an additional granddaughter, was already a monumental blessing, little did he expect another little one was on the way.

At his age, naturally, he would wish for many descendants.

Thus, during dinner, Edward Quinn repeatedly advised Mabel on what she should and should not eat, and also instructed the servants to pay attention to all parts of the house where slipping was possible or to lay anti-slip mats, and he asked the cook to begin preparing suitable meals for a pregnant woman starting the next day, making Mabel feel as though she had suddenly become a rare creature.

After dinner, Edward went alone to his room. Mabel knew that her father probably had a lot he wanted to say to her mother. She had once accidentally seen him speaking to her mother’s photo with deep affection... yet sadness.

Katherine Quinn, the little friend, was also delighted. Previously, she was the only child at home and felt jealous of other kids in kindergarten who had older brothers or sisters, or younger siblings. Knowing she was going to be an older sister now made her very happy, and she curiously asked whether it would be a brother or sister.

"We don’t know yet. When Mommy gives birth, Ivy will know if it’s going to be a brother or a sister," Mabel replied.

"Oh, I see." The little one pouted slightly, then thought and said, "Then should Mommy give birth to both a brother and sister, that way we won’t have to guess."

Mabel was dumbfounded, twins? And mixed twins, at that—this was quite a challenge.

Kyle Kinston chuckled, patting his daughter’s head, "But regardless of whether it’s a brother or sister, our Ivy will be a great sister, right?"

"Yeah!" The little one nodded vigorously, then said she would share all her toys with her sibling. However... "But not Shanshan."

The little one said very seriously, meaning toys could be shared with parents, but Shanshan was not to be shared.