Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 202

Downstairs, at the courtyard.

The buns were bought by some colleagues in the morning shift, while a female colleague cooked the oatmeal in the kitchen.

All of them agreed that the store-bought oatmeal was too gritty.

It was the first time that the boss's kids ate small-town homemade buns. They ate two each, and that was not enough.

Rainie stuffed her mouth full with a bun and blinked innocently at Uncle Doyle. She asked for more while chewing.

"Don't rush. I'll go and buy some more." Jason ruffled Rainie's hair.

As he got up, he turned to the other colleagues and said, "I'll get some for all of you too."

The buns were not enough for everyone. The sudden appearance of the boss, his assistant, and his two children meant that the colleagues had to share their food with them.

The scene in town was bustling.

Jason stood in front of a food truck and bought fifteen chicken buns. When he took out his wallet and was about to pay, he noticed a woman dressed neatly in office wear entering the courtyard. She looked to be in her thirties.

"That's $1.80 each, so fifteen of them will be $27." The owner of the food truck took the money and handed the bag of buns to Jason.

Jason took the bags and said politely, "Thank you."

Back at the courtyard, he saw the woman standing in front of the communal breakfast table and asking gently, "May I know if there's a woman named Bianca Rayne here?"

Everyone at the table turned to look at the imposing woman. When they were about to speak, they turned their heads in unison to look at Jason.

The boss was upstairs, so Jason was the next person in charge.

As mere subordinates, the office workers naturally looked to their superiors for guidance.

The woman in her thirties was clutching a limited edition Hermes handbag, and her skin was fair and delicate. She noticed that everyone was looking behind her and turned around too.

She noticed Jason standing behind her.

As a man nearing his forties, Jason was calm and composed. "May I know who you are?"

"Nice to meet you. I am Wanda Rayne, Bianca's aunt. I heard from the people in town that they saw Bianca here," Wanda introduced herself and explained her intentions.

Jason glanced at Wanda and handed the bag of buns to Joe.

"Bianca is still upstairs. She hasn't come down yet. Do you want to sit for a while?" He told Wanda.

"Can I go upstairs to look for her?" Wanda was eager to meet her niece, whom she had not met for many years.

"I'm sorry, Ms. Rayne. Our boss is upstairs. He might be discussing something important with Bianca."

Wanda nodded understandingly.

Jason took a chair for Wanda and told her that she could join them for breakfast.

Wanda politely declined, saying that she had already eaten.

Upstairs, the man pinned the woman on the bed. His hunger for her could not be sated. The temperature in the cramped room began to increase…

Bianca was drenched in sweat. Sunlight glistened on her smooth and supple skin.