Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 249

Luke let out a gentle sigh. Now that he had successfully cowed the two little ones, he had to take care of the big one. He failed as a father.

He stood up helplessly, went to Bianca's side, and gently hugged her delicate body into his steel-like arms.

He gently stroked her back and said, "Alright, it's all my fault. Don't be angry, OK? I'm afraid that they might grow up to be picky eaters, and that won't be good for their health. I won't be so harsh on them the next time."

Seeing that he was apologizing earnestly, Bianca decided to let the matter rest. "You've made your promise that you won't ever do what you did today. They're children after all."

Luke could breathe easier, seeing how Bianca became less angry.

God knows how much he cared for her feelings.

"…" Lanie and Rainie rested their cheeks on their hands. They could not believe what they saw.

Daddy changed a lot ever since Mommy was here.

They had nothing but admiration for Mommy for being able to tame the tyrant-like Daddy.

The episode at the breakfast table came to an end.

After breakfast, Luke brought Bianca and the two children to the hospital.

It was Bianca's father's funeral today. She wanted to bring the two children to meet their grandfather for the first and last time.

At the hospital.

In the smoke-filled car, Xavier smoked cigarette after cigarette. He stayed up for the entire night.

Even now, he held a burning cigarette in his hand.

He clearly knew who was the man by Bianca's side now, and how much she hated him. However, that did change how he felt for her.

He felt bitter for how Bianca had been so cold toward him.

Bianca was his legally wedded wife, but he had to stake out at the hospital just to meet her. He thought that it was incredibly ironic, though it was he who had married her using underhanded means in the first place.

The appearance of the family of four at the hospital entrance made his eyes hurt.

The tall and well-built man was like a guardian angel, protecting the beautiful and delicate woman. They held the two angelic children with their hands as though they were the perfect family.

That perfect family walked toward the hospital entrance.

Xavier could not calm down when he saw that scene.

He stubbed out the cigarette in his hand, kicked open the car door, and stomped his way out.

He was the one who had met Bianca first.

Back then, Bianca was too young and naïve, like an unripe peach. He wanted to wait for her to mature.