Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1111

"Miss?" Eler was shocked. She was afraid that her voice was too loud and she would wake Nyla up, so she whispered, "Why so sudden?"

"Kassy is dead and Abel isn’t willing to wait any longer. He sent me to implement his plan." Bianca gently patted Nyla's back to help her sleep more peacefully.

In the past two years, Eler had learned more about Kassy and Abel’s story. She looked at Bianca worriedly and asked, "Does he want you to go against your husband?"

"Yeah." Bianca's gaze darkened, her mood gloomy.

She finally had to stand in opposition to Luke. It was not what she wanted, but she could not escape from it.

She did not want to keep Nyla on the Island of Despair.

"What about Nyla?" Eler looked at the child worriedly.

"Abel won't let me take Nyla, she’ll have to stay on the island. Eler, when I leave tomorrow, I’ll make a request to Abel to have you take care of Nyla. Will you be willing to do that?" Bianca said while looking at Nyla's face. Nyla looked like Rainie when she was younger.

"Miss, of course, I’m willing to." Eler agreed without a second thought. "However, I would prefer to stay by your side."

"You have to drink the poison made by Shanks if you want to leave the island. Eler, don't come with me. Stay here and take good care of Nyla. If Nyla asks about my whereabouts, tell her that I'm on a business trip and she has to be obedient while waiting for me to come back. Tell her that when I’m back, I’ll bring her up." Bianca saw that Nyla was already asleep and stopped patting her back. She then tucked her in.

"Poison? Is it deadly?" Eler was startled.

"It’s not. I’ll be fine as long as I drink the antidote every month. Eler, can you promise me to take good care of Nyla?" Bianca did not feel reassured until she had verbal confirmation from Eler.

"I promise." Eler was overwhelmed with sadness. She noticed how serious Bianca’s expression was and nodded in agreement.

"It's getting late, you should get some rest," Bianca said.

Eler nodded and walked out of the room. After Bianca's condition stabilized, Abel got her to move to the next room. Hence, Bianca had been staying in the room alone.

After Eler left, Bianca looked at the wall. She had already made countless markings on the wall.

She would carve a line every morning when she woke up.

She could finally leave the Island of Despair, but she was far from happy.

Bianca stopped staring at the wall and looked at Nyla, who was already asleep. She turned off the lights and lay down beside her.

Early the next morning.

Abel's men came to pick up Nyla. When the little girl who had yet to wake up realized that she had to leave Bianca again, she broke out in tears.

Bianca's heart felt like it was being stabbed with a needle when she saw Nyla crying. She wanted to hold her hand, but Abel's men resolutely separated the mother and daughter.

Bianca stood there feebly. Her heart broke when she heard Nyla’s cries getting softer and softer as she was brought away.

‘Nyla, my baby…’

Another mercenary stepped forward and said with a blank expression, "Hurry up and pack. Once you’re done, I’ll send you over."

Bianca walked to the bathroom in a daze to freshen up. She then changed into a fresh set of clothes.

She walked up to the mercenary and said coldly, "I’m done."

When the mercenary saw that she was empty-handed, he raised his brows and said, "You have no luggage?"

"No," Bianca said. She came to this place empty-handed, so what kind of luggage would she have? Even the clothes in her cabinet were given by Abel.

Nothing she had on the Island of Despair belonged to her.

"Let's go then," the mercenary said.