Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1332

"You know that your Great-Grandpa doesn't care about me. If I leave alone, I don't think I'd be able to go back anymore." Bianca pretended to look frustrated to gain the child's sympathy. "That's why I brought you along, and it'll be easier for me to go home. Do you understand now?"

"But we don't know when Daddy will be back home," Rainie shuddered and said. She could not shake off the fear whenever she heard Bianca speak, though she now understood why she was brought along. That way, Old Master Crawford would have no choice but to let Bianca in.

'Great-Grandpa cares for me more than he cares for that woman…

'She's pretending to be my mother, but she can't stand Great-Grandpa and wants to leave. She's bringing me along so that she can go back…

'It means that she had never intended to leave in the first place…'

The more Rainie thought about it, the more afraid she was. What was the woman's motive for staying in the Crawford household?

"It doesn't matter if he comes back later. I'll go home after I feel better. It won't take long, so you don't have to worry." Bianca was getting impatient as she saw the fear in Rainie's eyes.

She would rather not pick Rainie, but Lanie was too smart for his own good, and Tommy would make a lot of noise.

Rainie was too timid…

"If you want to go somewhere and play, why would you want to come here? This place is so scary, and I'm scared…"

Rainie turned her head to look around her. When she woke up earlier, she noticed that the ceiling above her head was covered in spider webs…

Bianca had lost all her patience. She stuffed the remaining half a piece of bread into her mouth and explained slowly, "I think that you're too pampered in Crawford Manor. That's why I brought you here to experience a different lifestyle. Isn't that good?"

Rainie shook her head. "I don't want to experience a different lifestyle, Mommy. If you don't want to go back, I can go back on my own. I know the address. Just give me my backpack, and I can catch a cab home."

Bianca's expression sank when Rainie insisted on going home. "No! No matter what happens, you'll have to stay here for the next few days!"

"No, I don't wanna stay here. It's so scary and dirty, boo hoo hoo hoo…" Bianca's threatening tone made Rainie instantly burst into tears.

Bianca immediately covered her mouth and said, "Don't cry. I'm your Mommy, not a bad person. Why are you so afraid?"

Rainie could not make a sound because her mouth was covered. She could only let her tears flow in silence.

Bianca did not sympathize with the sobbing little girl at all. "In any case, I've already made up my mind. We'll stay here for the next few days. Don't worry, I won't let you starve, but if you don't listen to me, I'll ditch you here and leave myself. We're in the slums, and the people around here don't have money. They'll see that you're a pretty little girl, and they'll sell you to some bad guy for money!"

Her threats made Rainie shudder even harder.

She did not want to stay there, nor did she want to be sold for money. All she wanted was to go home!

Seeing that Rainie was sobbing even harder, Bianca frowned and warned her, "Don't cry. If you keep on crying, I'll leave you here. You might be treated like a princess at home, but don't forget that you're not the only Crawford girl. There's also Thea, and your Great-Grandpa loves her very much."

Bianca did not mince her words when she was angry, and she did not care if her words would traumatize the little girl.

In any case, her threats achieved the intended effect. Rainie knew that being abandoned at this place was the worst possible outcome, and if she kept quiet, she might be able to survive the ordeal.

She wiped her tears away and tried her best not to cry even though she was deathly afraid.

Bianca grunted and slowly let go of her hand. "Good girl," she said.