Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 129

At that moment when the air in the bedroom was heavy, she managed to find her cell phone.

After turning it on with difficulty, all her notifications flooded in.

Brayden texted and asked her, ‘Bea, what time are you getting off work? Shall we have dinner together tonight?’

Bianca rushed back to reply to Brayden.

After replying to him, Bianca did not dare to look back at Luke who was next to the bed. She took a soft breath, turned the doorknob, and walked out in a pretend huff.

She carefully closed the bedroom door. Bianca looked around and realized that she was in a manor, presumably Xavier's home.

There were sounds of glasses clinking from downstairs. It sounded like a cocktail party.

Bianca looked around and there seemed to be no other way out except for going downstairs and leaving through the main entrance. She walked toward the stairs and did not dare to make a sound.

"Ms. Rayne?" As Jason walked upstairs, he happened to bump into Bianca who was looking down from the stairs on the second floor.

As they looked at each other, Bianca said awkwardly, "Hi, Mr. Doyle."

At that moment, Jason finally understood why his boss kept looking upstairs and why he left midway during the dinner to go upstairs. However, Jason wondered why Bianca was upstairs in the Tanner’s manor.

Jason was good at reading people. While he was walking around the Tanner’s cocktail party, he inadvertently heard the rumors going around.

Everyone was saying that Xavier had changed his bad ways and finally brought back an actual girlfriend that night, but the girl was in poor health and passed out due to heatstroke.

As soon as he got home, she was unconscious and was brought up by Xavier to rest.

Apparently, the doctor came and gave Xavier's girlfriend an IV infusion for her heatstroke to get better.

When Jason lowered his head and glanced at Bianca's hand, he saw that Bianca's left hand had signs of infusion.

Jason had no right to interfere or question his boss' personal feelings and affairs. He only raised his head and reminded, saying, "Most of the people downstairs are influential people, Ms. Rayne... I’m afraid that you won't be able to leave for the time being.”

Bianca wished that she was invisible there and then so that she could leave immediately. However, the reality was that she was not invisible at all.

"Aunt Bea?" Blanche held the game console in one hand and adjusted the small headphones on his small ear with his other hand, bringing his sister toward them.

The two little kids rushed upstairs.

Unsurprisingly, Bianca's thigh was firmly hugged by them.

When Aunt Bea was in front of them, they would choose her over the game console any time.

"I'll head downstairs." After Jason saw them, he left quickly, leaving his boss' children and Bianca.

"Aunt Bea, where's Daddy?" Rainie raised her head and asked while holding onto her skirt with her little hands.

She could not stay at the stairs forever. Now that the two kids were clinging on to her tightly, it seemed that the only thing she could do was send the two kids to their dad.

When she opened the door, Bianca saw the long-legged Luke standing tall in front of the French window with one hand in his pocket and the other hand pinching the area in between his furrowed brows.

When he saw her come in with the two kids, Luke put down his hand and stared at her.

"I have something else to do. Can you stay with your daddy for now?” After she brought the two kids into the room, she crouched down and tried to persuade them, which meant that she was leaving.

However, the two little kids were also very smart and would not agree to be put down suddenly. It was equivalent to abandoning them!

"I want to be with Aunt Bea." Rainie pouted childishly while her tiny arms wrapped around Bianca's neck. She rubbed her face against Bianca's skin.

Bianca's heart softened when Rainie's thick and long eyelashes blinked like a tiny brush, brushing against her skin.

Luke did not bother helping her out of Rainie’s grasp but allowed the child to cling even more on to her instead.