Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1340

After Luke promised them what he would do, the twins exchanged relieved glances.

Luke had always carried through his promises. Lanie and Rainie knew that Luke had always loved the real Bianca. The impostor Bianca, who had lived in their house for three years, had never received his love.

Rainie yawned and rubbed her eyes.

Luke stroked her hair and said gently. "You should go to bed if you're tired."

"Alright. Good night, Daddy." Rainie nodded and walked toward the door. Before she left the room, she turned around and said, "Good night, Lanie."

"Good night." Luke looked at the two children. It must have been hard for them to keep their discovery a secret. However, he could not expose the impostor's lies before the real Bianca was found, and he was worried that the children might not be able to keep the secret anymore. "I'll handle this. You have to pretend that you don't know anything."

Lanie and Rainie understood what he meant, so they nodded.

After Rainie left, Luke stood up and turned off Lanie's tablet. "It's very late, and you have to go to school tomorrow. Go to bed now."

"Yes, Daddy, but tomorrow is the weekend, and we don't need to go to school." Lanie nodded and handed him the brown paper envelope.

Luke chuckled to himself. He had been so busy in New York that he had forgotten the day of the week. He put the report back in the envelope, left the bedroom, and brought the suitcase back to the study.

He sat on the executive chair and perused the test report. Many times over the past three years, he had suspected the true identity of his supposed wife, but he had always chosen to trust in the test report.

Now that the truth was staring at him in his face, he realized that his suspicions had always been correct. She was an impostor.

Luke picked up his phone and sent a message to Gale. He wanted them to return to A City so that they could investigate what happened back then.

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The next day, Luca received a message from Sue, saying that Jason had already returned from New York. Sue had also told Jason what happened in the past few days, and they had agreed to host Luca and Amur for dinner at their house.

Thinking that Luke would not show up at Jason's house for dinner, she readily accepted Sue's invitation.

Luca told Amur about Sue's invitation while they were having breakfast.

Amur frowned when he heard that. He said nothing.

"What's wrong?" Luca asked out of concern.

"I have something else later at night. I can't go," Amur said. He had received a mission around midnight, and he would have to be elsewhere later at night.

Luca nodded and said, "I shouldn't stop you then. I'll explain it to them."

"Mm." Amur picked up a croissant and took a bite.

Luca continued to ask him, "Is it a mission from Abel?"

"Yes." Amur did not hide it from her, but he also did not tell her the details.

Luca understood the rules. She said, "Take care when you're on your mission. Don't get hurt."

"I won't. The mission is very simple this time, and there shouldn't be too much fighting." Amur said while gulping down some soy milk. After living in A City for a while, he began to enjoy the taste of soy milk.

Luca could tell from Amur's expression that he was not lying to her, and she could not help but wonder what mission it was.