Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 240

Bianca only remembered about the DNA test report when Lanie mentioned it.

Now that Lanie had said it, it meant that the DNA test had proved that Bianca was indeed the two children's birth mother.

Before that, Bianca was only seventy or eighty percent sure. Now, she was finally at ease.

It should have been a joyous occasion when her status was confirmed, but Bianca did not seem as happy or excited as she expected.

That was because her father had passed away.

Bianca had to accept that painful fact, no matter whether she was awake or in her dreams.

All the good news seemed to be shrouded in a thin layer of dust.

Lanie kicked away the little boots on his feet and hopped onto the bed. Once on the bed, he realized that there was not enough space for him to sit cross-legged. Instead, he kneeled next to Bianca.

Fortunately, the bed was big enough for that.

He took the glass of warm milk from Mommy's hands and noticed that there was some sediment inside. Lanie quickly stirred the glass with a spoon.

"Take your breakfast, Mommy," Lanie said as he stirred the pure-white liquid with a spoon, "There's protein powder inside. The doctor said that your body is too weak. You need more nutrients."

Bianca took the glass and slowly drank the milk.

The little boy remained persistent after she had drunk the milk. He gave her more things to eat.

Rainie handed Bianca a napkin so that she could wipe away the stains at the corners of her mouth.

Bianca was plagued by troubles and found everything to be tasteless, though she appreciated her two children's presentation of love toward her.

Those gestures warmed her heart.

She wondered what she did to deserve such nice children.

When it was time to go to school, Jason knocked on the door, came in, and brought the two reluctant children away.

…

Luke had been waiting outside the ward all the while. He did not go in but instead tasked the two young children to take care of their mother.

The children were sure to brighten Bianca's day.

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After spending twenty-four hours in the police station, Jennifer and Marie were set free.

That was standard procedure.

The mother and daughter did not do anything serious. The ruckus at the hospital was only considered a misdemeanor.

Marie turned on her phone once she was out of the police station. She received a flood of messages.

One of them was from Linda, one of Leia's assistants. [Why aren't you reporting to work, Marie? You only hurt a finger. It's not like your entire wrist broke.]

Marie did not reply to the message because the police had confiscated her phone.

Linda had sent her another message an hour later. [Wow! Do you think you're beyond reproach? You ought to pay more attention to your work if you want to be anyone in the industry. You don't even tell anyone that you're taking time off work, and you don't even reply to my message! Who do you think you are?]

"You witch!" Marie did not think highly of Leia, much less her assistant.