Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 2436

"Is it that hard for me to catch a glimpse of my grandkids?" Allison asked grumpily. However, Luke had hung up.

Sophian was struggling to carry the two bags in her hands. She knew what had happened when she saw Allison's expression.

"Ms. Allison, why don't we go back first?" She suggested. Her hands felt like they were about to be snapped by the content of the bags.

Allison spent a lot of money and bought a lot of high-quality children's things to please Luke.

She and Allison had no use for the goods. If Allison went to get a refund, she could get their money back.

"What about these two bags?" Allison looked at the bags that Sophian was holding.

"We can..." Sophian paused and asked, "Did Mr. Crawford say anything?"

"He told me to leave these in the security booth." Allison was annoyed at Luke's lack of appreciation.

Sophian pursed her lips and tried to persuade her, "In that case, Ms. Allison, let's leave these at the security booth. I’m sure that Mr. Crawford will send someone out to get them."

"Why should I put these here for him? I bought them all with my money. Why do I have to lose money when he doesn’t want to accept my kind will?" Allison said. She then turned around to leave.

Sophian quickly followed behind her. "Ms. Allison, aren't you trying to mend your relationship with Mr. Crawford? This is also an opportunity to show your concern for his children..."

Allison stopped, looked down, thought about it for a while, and commanded Sophian, "Okay fine. Put them in the security booth, then."

Sophian nodded and handed the two bags to the security guard at the booth. "These are for Mr. Crawford. He’ll come to pick them up later."

"Did Mr. Crawford say that?" The security guard confirmed with her.

After all, they looked more like they were going to harass Luke.

"Yes, of course. If Mr. Crawford doesn't come to pick them up, you can do whatever you want with them," Sophian said. She reminded him, "The things inside are very expensive. Don't touch them if you don’t need to."

With that, she turned around and left with Allison.

The security guard looked at them as they were leaving, then at the two bags. In the end, he picked up the walkie-talkie and told his line manager about what happened.

...

After Luke hung up on Allison, he walked to the kitchen entrance and said to Aunt Neile, who was preparing lunch, "Aunt Neile, you can go home to rest this afternoon. You don't have to come over these next couple of days."

Aunt Neile stopped what she was doing and looked at Luke in surprise. "Mr. Crawford?"

"Luca and I will take the kids out for a few days, so you don't have to come to work," Luke said. It was the New Year's holiday, and Aunt Neile was not expected to work anyway.

"Okay, Mr. Crawford. I understand. Nevertheless, I'll still come here every two days. If the house isn’t cleaned up, dust might accumulate. It’ll be too late to clean the place up when you’re back," Aunt Neile thought about it and said.

"Mm, also, there are two bags that Ms. Tanner brought over in the security booth. Go and get them when you’re free." Luke nodded, turned around, and walked upstairs.

The kids were doing their things in their respective bedrooms when Luke walked in to tell them about their last-minute trip.

The children cheered when they heard about the trip. All of them stood up, took out their suitcases, and started packing.

Luke arrived at the study’s entrance and knocked on the door.

Luca went into the study early in the morning and said that she wanted to correct some experimental data, but she had not been out yet.

"Come in." Luca's voice came from inside the study.