Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1421

Luca read the comments on the statement. Most of the commenters said that they did not believe it.

Even though both parties had already issued their statements, they still believed that something was going on between Luke and Tia, and the statements did not reflect the full picture.

A public figure like Luke Crawford would definitely attract a lot of attention, especially when he was rumored to have done something that defied social norms. Naturally, the people did not wish for the incident to end just like that.

It seemed that the scandal would continue to brew for some time.

The commenters either said that Tia was shameless to seduce a married man, or they stood on Tia's side and said that she was a good match for Luke. Luca put her phone away and sighed.

She did not know why she sighed. She could not clear her thoughts.

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The next day, Luca stayed in bed. When she woke up and looked at the clock, it was already noon.

She had a long and turbulent dream about Luke and Tia. Even though the dream troubled her, she managed to get some sleep, and she felt a lot better after waking up.

She slowly got out of bed and made some lunch for herself. After eating, she cleaned herself and went to the hospital.

Talia had miscarried, and her body was still weak. Luca planned to visit her.

When she arrived at the hospital, she did not know which room Talia was in. She had to ask for that information at the nurses' station.

The nurse became noticeably wary after hearing that Luca wanted to visit Talia. She asked, "Are you a family member of the patient?"

"No, I'm her superior at work. I'm here to visit her because I've heard that she was ill," Luca explained.

"Are you really her superior at work? I haven't seen you before," the nurse said doubtfully, continuing to withhold information about Talia's room from Luca.

"Today is Saturday, isn't it? I've been busy at work for the past few days. I've finally managed to make time to visit her. I'm really her superior at work. See, I brought her gifts too," Luca said.

The nurse thought that Luca did not look like a bad person. "She's at Room 1421," she said.

Luca nodded, though she asked curiously, "Excuse me, Miss, may I ask you a question?"

"What is it?"

"Why did you look so wary when I mentioned Talia Sullivan's name? Did something happen over the past few days?" Luca asked.

The nurse sighed and said, "I shouldn't be telling anyone else about the patient's personal matters, but if you said that you're her superior at work, then you should know what happened. The father of the miscarried child is her manager in the office. It's not uncommon for a woman with a weak constitution to miscarry, but the father of the child is already married to another woman. When the father's legally married wife knew about it, she hired people to cause trouble here every day. They have seriously affected the doctors and nurses at the hospital, not to mention it's causing a lot of distress to the patient. Two days ago, those troublemakers even roughed up another pregnant woman and caused her to go into labor prematurely. In any case, we can't discharge Ms. Sullivan because she has a weak constitution. We moved her to another room yesterday, and the director ordered us not to give out her new room number so easily."