Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 271

Chapter 271 Luke's Extreme Possessiveness

Bianca was visibly surprised when she saw Walter sitting on the couch.

Walter was dressed in a fitting business suit and wore a pair of gold- rimmed glasses on his face. He looked diligent and capable like a societal elite. "Good morning, Ms. Rayne." He smiled and greeted Bianca.

Rainie ran to Bianca's side when she saw her and twirled around happily. ’ Look, Mommy. Uncle Walter gave me this hairband. Doesn't it look nice?"

Bianca's troubles were not relieved by the little girl's cheerful laughter.

She picked up Rainie in her arms and squeezed a smile. "It looks nice. You're the nicest little girl in the whole world," she said.

The little girl's laughter echoed in the living room.

Rainie kissed Bianca on the cheek and said, "I love Mommy the most!"

Lanie was sitting on the couch, channel surfing with the remote control in his hand.

He rolled his eyes toward his sister’s childish actions. 'How vain,' he thought.

It was the first time Walter had seen the two children interact with Bianca at home. He was quite surprised at how close they were.

The two children were mature at a young age, and they would not be so intimate with any random person.

Some women had tried to get close to Luke by offering to take care of the two children. They wanted to gain the children's favor, but the two intelligent children had always exposed their lies...

He was shocked that the two children were living so harmoniously with Bianca, as though she were their birth mother.

Bianca slightly nodded at Walter. Her face looked dejected without the slightest hint of a smile. "Good morning, Mr. Long."

She once again confirmed Walter's renown.

There had been a serious case in Loughton. Several wealthy playboys from eminent families had gang-raped a sixteen-year-old girl and caused her death from excessive bleeding.

The girl's family might be poor, but her parents did not accept any offers of monetary compensation from the families. Instead, they ignored their threats and swore to bring those perpetrators under justice.

Seeing that their threats did not work on the girl's family, they announced openly, "Any lawyer who takes on the case will not live to see the first day of the trial!"

No one in the entire Loughton dared to take up the case, except for Walter long.

Under immense pressure and the lack of evidence, Walter managed to find some leads and, with his impeccable logic, overturned the case for the young girl and managed to get the perpetrators sentenced to life in prison.

Walter Long rose to fame after that case.

Since then, his name had appeared in many invitation lists of dinners among society's elite.