Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1896

Percy heard Luca saying it as if she was reading a report, repeating Johann's speech in detail, and it made him laugh.

He opened the bottle of water to hide away the urge to laugh and took two mouthfuls of water. Then, he comforted Luca, "This time, Luke has met with an accident. Dr. Craw, it seems that I'll have to trouble you."

Luca looked at him and was feeling much suspicious.

She did not express her intention to stay back to look after Luke, but he had assumed that she would for sure stay back.

Seeing that she was not talking made Percy ask intentionally, "What's wrong? Any problem?"

"No…" Luca said slowly.

"After all Jason is busy with issues in the T Corporation. If you can't stay back to look after him, I guess that leaves me no choice but to notify the people In the Crawford Manor." Percy took another sip of water. "But to make it clear, only old master Crawford is the only one in the entire Crawford Manor who cares about Luke. But he's already so old. I heard that he had lots of diseases and it was all due to the cold weather. That's why I thought of you and called to notify you."

Luca nodded. Naturally, she would not bother old master Crawford regarding Luke's issue, and she could not scare the kids.

She thought about it and thought she was the most appropriate person.

Even though her appearance and status had changed, she was still once Luke's wife.

Percy no longer said anything when he realized he had persuaded Luca to stay back. He put on an act and sat on the long bench, waiting for Luke to come out.

Before Johann spoke to Luca, he had discussed it with Percy beforehand.

It was a fact regarding the fracture of the right leg. They would need the application of a cement cast for the recovery but the theory of having a blood clot in his head was incorrect.

At most, Luke would just pass out cold for two days due to the concussion and would not need to undergo any operation.

They did so all just so Luca would stay by Luke's side.

Seeing Luca's current state made him know that the plan was a success.

From then on, Luke would be able to obtain the heart of Luca and he got to be thankful to Johann.

After half an hour, the cement case was just applied to Luke's right leg, and he was lying on the hospital bed, pushed out by the doctor and nurses.

Luca immediately stood up and walked upfront. Luke was still unconscious, put on ventilation, and had no feeling that his leg was being put on a cement cast.

Percy looked at Luke, who was still unconscious, and frowned while asking Johann, "Why hasn’t he woken up?"

"It's better off that way than to wake up. If he wakes up, I guess he will be nauseated and feel dizzy. So, it's better if he's still passed out cold " Johann was sure that Luke was fine even if he was not awake yet. "Right now, he needs rest. If I'm wrong about it, he had not been resting well for a few days. Adding to that alcohol has the effect of protecting our bodies. Hence, being passed out cold, for the time being, is not a major issue. In his current state, it will make the person looking after him feel much easier."

"True." Percy looked at Luca. “Don’t worry too much, Dr. Craw."

Luca was being pointed out and her gaze shifted away from Luke while nodding.

Johanna tapped on the head of the bed and ordered, "Alright, now push our patient to the VIP ward in the hospital."

The nurses and the doctor on duty pushed Luke toward the elevator.

Johann did not say a word and Luca took the initiative to follow behind the doctor and nurses.

The doctor and nurses were fast. In five minutes, they had pushed Luke to the VIP ward. In the meantime, they had shifted Luke to another bed and put him on a drip.

The nurses brought the basic necessities. Knowing that Luca was going to look after Luke, the nurse taught her the methods of using those necessities and left the ward.

Percy said after seeing that everything was already well arranged, *I'll leave him in your hands, Dr. Craw. I still got to head back. Lately, Nina isn't in good shape, and I'm not relieved to leave her at home all alone."