Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 2495

"The passport had already expired when you arranged for him to marry Madison Johnston." Pierre had to ignore his annoyance and pretend to be calm as he explained the situation to Old Master Mallory.

Old Master Mallory's face had blue veins throbbing with anger. He looked at the butler and said, "Ask Percy to come over."

"Got it." The butler realized that something was terribly wrong.

Before the butler could make a move, Pierre added fuel to the situation by saying, "Grandpa, you won’t be able to get him here. His marriage has made Mom very angry. He won’t dare to come home now."

Old Master Mallory knew what Pierre was up to, but he had to gain clarity on the matter.

"No. Even if he doesn't want to come back, I’ll make him!" Old Master Mallory was fuming.

Pierre was happy with how things were and wanted to make things worse for Percy. He stepped forward and helped Old Master Mallory to sit down. "Grandpa, let’s wait until Mom is discharged from the hospital. I guess that Percy and the woman registered their marriage abroad. They’ll have to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau in A City to go through the formalities. You can ask someone from the inside to stop them..."

Old Master Mallory's mood sank. He knew someone who could help, but since Percy’s passport expired, his contact could not do much!

After all, Percy had a legally binding passport in his hand.

"Grandpa, if you don't want to do this, the two of them are going to be a real couple," Pierre reminded him.

‘Nina is mine! I must stop them from registering their marriage in A City!’

The topic of them becoming husband and wife was taboo. Old Master Mallory stood up and walked to the study with his cane.

"Grandpa?" Pierre called out to him on purpose.

"Master Pierre, don't say anything else that might annoy Old Master Mallory. He knows what to do," the butler said.

He was concerned about Old Master Mallory’s health. He knew that Old Master Mallory’s blood pressure shot up when he heard what Pierre had shared.

The butler believed that Pierre should not have said those to irritate Old Master Mallory.

After all, Old Master Mallory's health was of the utmost importance.

Pierre glared at the butler and said in a cold tone, "Don't think I don't know your stance. I can say whatever I like. You still have a chance to change sides. Percy's status in the Mallory family is about to collapse. I won't do anything to you if you stay by Grandfather's side and take good care of him. However, if I find out that you’re still acting in Percy’s interest, don't blame me for firing you even though you’ve worked for the Mallory family for more than 20 years!"

The butler was stunned and did not expect Pierre to say such harsh words.

For more than 20 years, he had been working diligently in the Mallory family, serving Old Master Mallory and making sure that everything in the Mallory family’s residence ran well.

He had never favored anyone.

He thought that Percy did not have things easy. When something happened at home, he would be notified first.

The butler did not expect Pierre to think of him as such.

He shook his head and looked at the person in front of him. "I work for Old Master Mallory. What I say and do is for the sake of Old Master Mallory's health. Master Pierre, if you think what I’ve done is harming Old Master Mallory, feel free to bring it up at any time and even tell Old Master Mallory. I believe he’ll decide whether I go or stay.”

After he said that, he followed Old Master Mallory and walked into the study. He wanted to test his blood pressure.

Pierre snorted coldly and went back to his bedroom. His phone rang as soon as he sat down.

It was Madam Mallory calling.

Pierre did not answer and instead dropped her a text. [Percy’s passport expired some time ago. We didn't guard ourselves against Nina at that time. But you don't have to worry, Grandpa will take care of this matter.]

After sending the text, he threw his phone to the side and sank into the sofa.

‘Percy, Nina… Even if they’re officially married, I won’t let them be happy!’