Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1272

Luke waited next to the car door.

When Luca stepped closer, he opened the car door but did not get in. Instead, he gestured to invite her in.

They were quite close to each other. For a split second, she could catch Luke's scent in her nostrils.

Tommy was sitting in the car. He was very excited when he saw Luca. "Come in quick, Ms. Luca!"

Luca could not stop looking at Luke's arm. The light was too dim, and she could not see the extent of his injuries.

She bent over and stepped into the car.

Luke closed the car door, then stepped into the car through the other door.

"Hotel," he ordered the driver without using too many words.

The driver responded, then started the car.

Tommy looked at Luke with eyes full of concern. "Daddy, does it hurt?"

"It doesn't hurt," Luke said. He glanced at his arm coldly, seemingly unperturbed by the slash wound.

Tommy stopped worrying when he heard his father say that. He gestured a thumbs-up at him and said, "You were so cool just now, Daddy! You were very cool too, Ms. Luca."

Jason noticed the commotion while they were on their way back to the hotel.

The driver parked the car by the roadside, and Luke stepped out immediately to help Luca with her predicament. Tommy had watched the fight happen and was thoroughly impressed by their prowess.

"Thank you," Luca said sullenly. She could have dealt with the two boys easily, but Luke's sudden appearance had caught her by surprise.

She would not have wanted to show off her combat skills if William had not brandished the knife.

Luke flexed his wrist. Tommy had told him that Luca had single-handedly defeated several hooligans. Now that she took down a jock by herself, he was quite impressed.

The only other woman he knew with such brawling skills was Rain.

"Where did you learn how to fight?" Luke asked. He could tell that she had been training for many years.

"I've been training at a dojo near my house since I was young," Luca said as she looked out of the window.

The driver stopped the car outside of the hotel, and Luca hurriedly opened the door and stepped out.

Tommy stepped out of the car on her side.

The three people went into the hotel together. Under the bright lights in the lobby, she finally could see Luke's injury clearly.

The blood had already dried, but Luca could tell that the cut was quite deep.

He would not have been hurt if he had not stepped out of the car.

Luca felt an inexplicable pang of guilt. She turned around and stopped looking at him.

The three people stepped into the elevator together.

The elevator stopped at Luca's floor, and the doors slowly opened. Just when she was about to step out, Tommy tugged her shirt sleeve and said, "Ms. Luca, shouldn't you help Daddy dress his wound?"

Tommy's reminder made Luca's gaze fall on Luke's arm again.

Tommy continued, "I'd help Daddy if I know how to, Ms. Luca. Is the injury serious?"

Luca felt even guiltier when she heard that. She nodded and said, "I'll help you dress your wound, Mr. Crawford."

Luke glanced at his son, then at his arm. He nodded and said nothing.

The elevator attendant saw that Luca did not leave. He smiled and said, "Do you want to go up, Ma'am?"