Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 3342

Allison watched the two of them go upstairs, and instantly, her temper flared.

Not allowed, huh?

Allison refused to believe it. She would find a way to turn things around and reclaim her position in this family!

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The next morning, as Luke and Luca came downstairs, they noticed Aunt Neile looking at them with red, puffy eyes.

“Aunt Neile, what happened?” Luca was puzzled. What happened?

“Mr. Crawford, Ms. Craw, Madam Allison just told me that I’m fired.” Aunt Neile looked distraught. She thought Allison’s words yesterday were just a joke, but first thing in the morning, she was told to settle her wages and leave. She was completely stunned.

“Mr. Crawford, did I do something wrong?”

Luke’s brows furrowed. Allison’s behavior was truly astonishing.

“You’re not fired,” replied Luke. “Is breakfast ready?”

Relieved to hear she still had her job, Aunt Neile quickly wiped away her tears and let out a sigh of relief. “Yes. Mr. Crawford, Ms. Craw, please have a seat. I’ll bring it out.”

“I’ll help.” Luca followed her into the kitchen.

“Aunt Neile, did Madam Allison tell you this herself this morning?” asked Luca.

“Yes.” Aunt Neile had been frightened, thinking she had lost her job. However, despite her shock, she still managed to prepare breakfast.

She always saw things through to the end. Even if Luke truly wanted to let her go, she would finish preparing breakfast before leaving.

Luca was puzzled when she heard that. Why was Allison up so early?

“Aunt Neile, where is she now?” asked Luca. According to Allison’s usual routine, she would not be awake this early—unless she had been so upset by Luke’s words last night that she could not sleep.

“Madam Allison? She went out after she told me I was fired,” answered Aunt Neile, setting the breakfast on a tray to bring out.

She went out?

With her current skin condition, Allison should not be in the sun.

If she did not take proper precautions, her skin would be at risk of severe damage. Sunburn would be the least of her worries; large-scale allergic reactions could be even worse.

Treating sun sensitivity like that was a real hassle.

Carrying the tableware, Luca walked to the dining room.

“What’s the matter?” asked Luke, noticing her concern.

“Your mother went out,” replied Luca.

He served her a bowl of cereal without commenting.

Luca added, “It’s not a problem if she went out early, but by the time she returns, the UV rays will be really strong. If she gets a sunburn, it’ll be troublesome to deal with.”

“There’s no need to worry about her,” replied Luke.

He truly did not want to bother with Allison’s issues anymore.

She was an adult, fully aware of the consequences of sunburn, yet she still chose to go out. He was not going to intervene.

Noticing the impatience in his eyes, Luca could sense his frustration with Allison. She felt a pang of sympathy for Luke.