Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1354

After Bianca turned her face sideways, Rain did not bother trying to interrogate her any further as she knew that Bianca would not talk. She left with Gale.

Gale reported the incident to Luke and notified the others to get them the necessary materials.

When Luke saw Gale's text, his expression turned gloomy. ‘The Island of Despair again…’

When Bianca was kidnapped, he had thought that things may not be as simple as they seemed. The island was in ruins and had nothing on it. Even though he had doubts, he could not prove anything no matter how many methods he tried.

Tommy was fishing with a small fishing rod that was specially prepared for him by Luke.

He yawned, looked at him with his chin on his hands, and asked, "Daddy, why did your mood change all of a sudden?”

"Nothing to worry about," Luke replied Gale, then put the phone back in his pocket. His fishing rod moved a bit and he slowly raised it.

Tommy saw him catch a big grass carp and said enviously, "Daddy, you’re so amazing! You and Lanie have caught fish but I haven’t caught anything."

Luke put the grass carp in the bucket and said, "Be patient."

Over the years, if he had time, he would bring the kids to fish in order to help them learn to be more patient.

Lanie had a calm temper and also liked to fish. He could fish for the whole afternoon. Many said that Lanie's temperament was like his but he did not think it was a good thing.

Before the age of five, Bianca was not by Lanie and Rainie’s sides. Although everyone in the Crawford family spoiled them, without maternal love in life, their temperament became much more mature.

When Bianca came back and was reunited with the kids, he could see the change in them. Unexpectedly, another incident happened so Lanie became more mature than his peers.

However, Tommy was different. He had been spoiled by Bianca since he was a child so he was not as mature. Luke brought him fishing to train him to be more mature.

Tommy pouted and replied, "Okay, I don't think the fish like me."

As soon as he said that, his little fishing rod moved. He reacted quickly and immediately reeled it in. Luke stepped forward to help when he saw his hasty actions. "You’re making it easy for the fish to break free."

Tommy followed his movements and successfully reeled in his pole. A bright smile appeared on his face when he saw the three fishes in the bucket. "Awesome! Daddy, let's send the fishes to Ms. Luca's house."

Luke shook his head and said, "I’ll take you home first."

When Tommy heard that he was about to go home, he felt a little unhappy. He pouted and asked, "Daddy, it's still early. Why do you want to go back so quickly?"

"I have some work to deal with," Luke said as he packed his gear.

When Tommy heard that, he did not say anything. He was satisfied that he got to see Luca and go fishing.

Luke packed up all the fishing gear, took Lanie and Tommy along with him, and called Rainie, who was sitting quietly by the side, to get in the car and go home.

After he sent the kids home, Luke drove away.

Tommy looked at the fishing gear. ‘Daddy didn't even have time to put them away, he just put them down and drove away…’

Lanie bent over to pick up the bucket and a folding chair. He then said, "Let's carry the things in."

"Okay," Tommy picked up some of the gear and Rainie got the rest. The kids moved the gear in together.

Old Master Crawford was sitting on the sofa and sipping tea. When he saw the three of them walk in with fishing tools in their hands, he asked, "Did you go fishing? Weren’t you at Luca's house?"

"We had lunch together and Daddy took us to go fishing," Lanie said. He handed the bucket to the butler and said, "We caught them."