Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 2886

Luca sat in the car driven by Luke, and they arrived at Norman Residence.

After the maid opened the door for them, they each carried a bag and walked into the house.

When they passed through the garden, Luca noticed the withered leaves of the climbing roses in the front yard and slightly frowned.

"What's wrong with these flowers?" asked Luca. The roses should be lush and in full bloom at this time, but they looked like wild grass in the mountains now. They were withering, not even a whisper of life could be seen in them.

The maid glanced at the roses and explained helplessly, "The roses are sick. They're delicate and require careful care to bloom well. But Mrs. Norman hasn't been in a good mood lately. The flowers have been neglected, so they became like this."

The maid did not know much about flower care either. Thus, she could not take care of the garden's plants for Queenie.

Luca nodded, indicating that she understood.

The Norman family initially had a gardener, but after Queenie’s health improved, she had been personally taking care of the garden.

Now that she was in a bad mood, she did not have the heart to tend to the garden, and naturally, the flowers could not thrive.

As Luca looked at the wilted yellow leaves on the roses without any buds, she no longer felt joyful over the arrival of spring. Instead, it was replaced by desolation.

Luca understood that Queenie’s heart had been deeply hurt by Leia.

She did not say anything and continued walking forward.

Before they reached the house, they could hear the children’s laughter. Luca and Luke exchanged glances with each other and understood each other's thoughts.

Zander had brought all three children over.

As they entered the house, Tommy rushed over with a joyful expression on his face. He came in front of them before they could say anything. "Dad, Ms. Luca, you're here!"

At the same time, Queenie also turned around and saw Luke and Luca standing side by side. Her eyebrows slightly furrowed as she noticed how close they were.

However, she did not say anything. She relaxed her brows and put on a gentle smile. "Luke, Luca, you're here."

"Yes, Mom. I brought Luca here too. She’s here to check your pulse and give you a check-up." Luke took the bag from Luca's hand and placed both bags on the coffee table.

Queenie noticed his concern for Luca. A fleeting shadow of worry flashed across her eyes, but she did not show it. Instead, she smiled and looked at the two of them. "I'm feeling much better now. You don't need to go through all this trouble."

"Grandma, just let Ms. Luca help you with the check-up," Rainie softly chimed in as though she was coaxing a little child.

Before Queenie could speak, Lanie went along. "Yes. Grandpa said you're not feeling well. Let Ms. Luca take a look at you."

Queenie felt a mix of joy and an inexplicable concern when she heard what the two children said to her.

She was pleased that the kids genuinely cared for her.

However, she was concerned that the children had developed such a strong bond with Luca. It reminded her of Bianca, who was still overseas. If she were to return one day and find that the kids were all closer to Luca, what would she do?

Kids did not have a clear sense of what was right and wrong. When they got close to someone, it was based solely on their own preferences.

Bianca's amnesia had caused her personality to become erratic, and she was no longer close to the children. Furthermore, she had been abroad for such a long time, and no one had heard that she had any contact with the children.

As Queenie thought about this, she became more and more worried.

Still, when she looked at the expressions on the kids’ faces, she nodded and agreed, "Alright, alright. Thank you, Luca."