Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 3132

"Honey," Percy walked over and affectionately called out.

Nina heard his voice. She lifted her head, let out a sigh of relief, and walked toward him. "Let's go home."

"No." Percy shook his head.

"What's wrong? Do you have something else to do?" Nina had forgotten the lie she told Percy.

"Weren't you feeling unwell? Let me take you to the emergency room." Percy held her hand, pretending to take her to the emergency room. "If your stomach hurts, don't endure it. Let's go for a check-up first, and then we can go back."

Nina became anxious. She did not expect that she would have to see a doctor after telling a lie.

However, since the lie had been told, she could not tell him it was just to avoid him meeting his mother, right? She had to continue the fabrication. "I just ate too much. I'll go back and deal with it. There's nothing serious."

"Are you sure there's nothing wrong?" Percy pretended to furrow his brows with concern. He was just worried about her.

This silly woman must have run into his mother just now, but he was not sure if there was a fight.

Still, Nina looked fine now. Percy thought to himself that everything should be fine.

"Really, there's nothing wrong. Let's go home,” replied Nina, pretending to hold her stomach in pain again. "I know my body well enough."

"It's quite far back home. Let's deal with it here at the hospital first." Knowing she was not really in pain, Percy teased her again.

"Oh, I’m concerned about the hygiene here. Let's go home, let's go home." Nina pulled his hand toward the car.

Percy stopped. He knew that as long as he did not move, Nina would not be able to pull him. "No, let's go see the doctor. Listen to me."

As he said this, he saw how desperately Nina was trying to maintain the lie. A smile could not help but creep onto his face.

Nina turned back and saw his smile. She suddenly understood. "You knew I was lying?"

"I met my mother at the elevator, so I guessed it." Percy smiled, no longer insisting on going to see the doctor. Instead, he opened the door to the passenger seat and let her in.

After Percy got into the car, Nina looked at him puzzledly. "I just didn't want you to run into her. That’s why I lied. I didn't expect you to run into her anyway. It's strange. I thought the timing wouldn't coincide."

Percy explained, "She bought some fruits."

Nina suddenly realized. "Oh, I see. She got delayed downstairs... But wasn't she worried you'd harm Pierre? Why would she still have the time to buy fruits?"

"Who knows?" Percy started the car. "But you didn't have to do that. Even if she got angry, I wouldn't argue with her in public, so it wouldn't matter even if I ran into her."

"Just because you won't argue with her doesn't mean she won't argue with you,” muttered Nina. She saw through things very clearly. "Forget it. We've bumped into her anyway. Let's just go home."

"Alright. Yes, Madam." Percy chuckled. Nina always thought of him in everything, even this time.

She even fabricated such a lie just because she was worried that he might have a conflict with Karen.

With such a wife, what else could he be dissatisfied with?

Percy drove Nina home.

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Meanwhile, in Pierre's hospital ward, the atmosphere plummeted to absolute zero.

Even though Percy came under the guise of concern, Pierre believed he was just being arrogant and domineering.