Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 168

Xavier turned his head and said to the lady next to him, "Mom, the play is about to begin. Let's not talk anymore because it might affect other people’s watching experience.”

Xavier's voice was cold and without many undulations.

No matter who he was talking to or what he was doing, the man spoke in that cold tone and his voice was easy to identify.

The main reason why Bianca could remember Xavier's voice was because he was a horrible person who took advantage of others and had done despicable things.

That was why she remembered his voice.

She remembered every word that Xavier had threatened her with.

Suddenly hearing Xavier's voice in the theater and seeing his expressionless profile caused Bianca’s good mood to turn sour quickly.

"Isn't this just the start? Who would I affect?" Mrs. Tanner's voice was deliberately lowered, but she still could not help her surging mood as she nagged, "Don't think I don’t know that you’ll send someone to send your dad and me back without giving us a chance to speak."

Xavier listened to his mother's words but did not give her an answer.

Silence implied that it was the truth.

Mrs. Tanner struck while the iron was still hot. "Your father and I were very happy about your marriage, but it’s only been a few days of your marriage before Old Master Crawford came to our doorstep, saying that you abducted his granddaughter-in-law. If this rumor gets out, neither of us would look good. Xavier, heed my advice. Just get a divorce."

Xavier still did not say anything. He looked straight ahead as he looked at the brightly-lit big stage.

Daniel also added, “Although your mother and I always nagged you about getting married and having children, we never thought that your marriage would be this way. Now, it has affected our harmonious relationship with our relatives. Look at what you’ve done.”

"You can have whoever you want. Why should you give more trouble to Aunt Allison? Besides, what good is that Bea? She doesn’t even have a good family background or education." Mrs. Tanner could no longer bear it and cut in after her husband.

Deep down, she looked down on her sister-in-law, Allison, but at that moment, she used the Allison card.

Otherwise, she was afraid that her son might continue being his stubborn self.

Xavier still did not say anything.

As the lights in the theater began to dim, it meant that the play was about to begin. Mrs. Tanner glanced at the stage as the emcee came up.

In a hurry, Mrs. Tanner said to her son sitting next to her, "If it weren't for you, this Bea kid would have been your aunt's daughter-in-law by now. Xavier, your aunt came to see your dad and me more than once.”

Xavier finally responded and asked coldly, "What did she say to you guys?"

"What else would she say?" Mrs. Tanner's voice was not lowered, and her voice was overlapped with the voice of the emcee on the stage. She said, "Your aunt told me that she has regarded Bea as her daughter-in-law for a long time. However, Bea suddenly became her niece-in-law. It boggled her. Since you guys just got married and haven’t done anything with each other yet, why don’t the two of you just get a divorce?”

Xavier's aunt obviously referred to Allison.

Bianca sat in the row behind them and did not dare to move. When the lights dimmed down, she felt a little better.

As Xavier's newly appointed wife, Bianca admitted that she hoped that the parents would be able to successfully persuade their son after hearing Luke's uncle and aunt persuading Xavier to divorce her.

As for everything they said about Allison, Bianca did not believe a single word.

Even if Allison instigated Xavier to divorce her, it was because Allison had other plans in mind…

Bianca did not know what would be waiting for her after the divorce.

Perhaps she should take the initiative to find the answer.

In the theater’s VIP hall, only the stage was lit and most of the people were watching the play seriously.

Bianca was no longer in the mood to watch the play.

Xavier, who was in front of their row, watched the play attentively.

Both Xavier’s parents glanced at the stage for a while before looking at their silent and cool son.