Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel)

Blanche watched as his father drove away grumpily. The boy knew that he had definitely hurt his father this time, stabbing his words right into his father’s frigid heart.

Rainie came down the stairs and walked out of the house, asking her brother, “Where did Dad go?”

“He just left. I think I might have hurt him.” The boy lowered his head guiltily, sounding really upset as he admitted to his younger sister.

“Big Bro, I miss Miss Bea!”

What about Dad, you ask? What about him? He was not tasty or fun, and he always looked at her so fiercely. She liked him even less than her annoying chatterbox of a teacher. Rainie Crawford never really cared if her father was around on the weekends.

Miss Bea was different, though. She was pretty and smelled good too.

“Rainie, do you want me to take you to Miss Bea’s place? I know where she stays!” Blanche said, picking up his sister’s hand.

Rainie nodded.

The twins immediately came to an agreement.

They left the house, hailing a ride on an app.

Once they told the driver their destination, the car headed straight for Bianca’s neighborhood.

However, one of the Crawfords’ drivers followed behind the cab in his car too.

When the cars reached a neighborhood called Regal Capital, the driver called Luke and reported, “Sir, the young master and young lady are at a neighborhood called Regal Capital. They’re standing outside now, and it looks like they’re waiting for someone.

“Yes, sir. I’ll keep an eye on them.”

Upon hanging up, the driver went back to keeping a close eye on the children, not daring to look away for even a second.

“Big Bro, shall we call Miss Bea?” Rainie raised her head and looked at the other men and women going in and out of the neighborhood. They were looking at her, too, and she was a little scared.

Her brother only knew that Miss Bea lived here and which block was hers, but he did not know which floor she stayed on.

Blanche frowned and looked at the Crawford car parked by the roadside. He just knew that Dad would have someone follow his sister and him.

sister over to the “public telephone” to make a call, but they had no sooner looked

children walking hand in hand, looking out for each

kids always

but it was still not a good idea for her to spend too much time with them or become too close to

she might even lose

to them, exasperated. Looking into their innocent little faces, she asked, “Why

We got into a fight with Dad, and he yelled at my little sister. He even made her

push the blame onto his father for now, making him out to be some sort of

home, okay? Parents don’t stay angry with their kids for long, and I’m sure your father

they were still someone else’s kids.

shot down. Helpless, Blanche squeezed his

she received some holy decree, Rainie immediately lowered her head and pouted her lips. She

We won’t disturb you anymore. Come on, let’s go…” Blanche put on a strong face as he pulled his sister’s hand, making to leave.

hand

onto the coarse road in the neighborhood, covered in stones,

“Sob…”

girl began

else aside and immediately pulled Rainie from the floor into her arms. She patted little Rainie on her back, consoling her, “It’s alright, it’s alright. Don’t cry, don’t cry. I’ll take you to my place and give

Rainie had been crying, but the moment the nice lady said she would take her and Lanie back home, she stopped

Bianca sighed soundlessly.

Blanche followed behind her.

they reached her place, Bianca put Rainie down and found two pairs

explore. The place had one bedroom and

and sit down.” Bianca took out her

Rainie obediently sat down.

hurts.”

bruise the size of a fingernail on the

patting his sister’s shoulder with a small hand. As expected, his sister stayed strong and did not complain about the pain. She just frowned and held it

“This looks really pretty.”

at her knee, as though she had never seen a bandage and gauze

her head with a smile. When she glanced at the time again, she saw that it was

lunch yet?” Bianca