Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 261

Chapter 261 Lanie Crawford Is Fiercely Protective of His Sister!

Xavier stepped forward and held Bianca’s shoulders, not letting her leave.

He looked into her eyes and observed the changes in her expression.

Deep down inside, Bianca was not as calm as she looked.

She was bothered by what Xavier said. Tears were welling up in her eyes, but she tried to push Xavier away. "You don't have to try to break us apart. I'll believe Luke no matter what he does."

She took Nina's hand, and they walked away defiantly to the bus station.

Xavier did not give chase. His brows were tightly furrowed, and his fists tightened and loosened...

’You'll come back to me someday, Bianca.'

Bianca wanted to take the bus home, but in her irritable mood, she decided to go to the kindergarten to pick up the two children instead.

She gave Jason a call and found that he was on his way to pick up the children. She told him that she would be picking up the children with him today and asked him to wait for a while if he arrived first.

After ending the call, Bianca waved goodbye to Nina and took a cab to the kindergarten.

The kindergarten was only about four blocks away, and it was on the same side of the road. Bianca arrived there very soon.

At the entrance, Bianca could hear several childish voices.

"My Daddy is the CEO of a big company. He's a very important man!" A little boy said arrogantly.

"How important can he be? Is he as important as my Daddy?" The familiar voice of a girl belonged to Rainie.

"Of course, my Daddy is more important than your Daddy! He's very amazing!" The boy continued.

Rainie did not relent. 'My Daddy is the most important person. No one dares to talk back to my Daddy!"

The boy was not going to admit defeat. "That’s nothing. My Daddy is so important that even the teachers and the headmaster have to stand up straight when they see him," he said.

"Hmph! My Daddy owns a big company with many, many people inside. All of them have to bow to my Daddy when they see him," Rainie said smugly.

"What's so great about it? I don't need to queue up in the clinic when I mention my Daddy's name!" The boy's voice became louder.

He seemed to have gotten the better of Rainie. She scratched her head and looked at Lanie. "Big Bro... he's a bully..."

Lanie rubbed his temples. He thought that the two children were very childish, but he did not wish to see his sister being bullied, even verbally.

He was very protective of his sister.

"Hmph! So do you admit that my Daddy is more important now?” The boy seemed very pleased with himself.

Lanie suddenly laughed.

He was as charming as a prince in a fairy tale, but somehow, the boy felt a chill course down his spine.

"If you say that your Daddy is so important, Simon, then let me ask you. Can your Daddy skip the queue when he takes the bus?" Lanie asked.

"Of course! You don't say?" The boy named Simon lifted his chin.

Lanie grinned. "Oh... so your Daddy takes the bus! My Daddy only drives his Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini, or Rolls-Royce. He never takes the bus." ’..." Simon looked at Lanie wordlessly.