Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 652

Bianca had never expected that the almighty Luke Crawford would leave the mortal world so abruptly. She could not accept that fact.

"Please sign here, Mrs. Crawford." Mr. Todd handed Bianca a pen, seeing that she had no response.

Bianca took the pen woodenly and stared blankly at the document.

Her face displayed pain, agony, and then anger. She was angry that the man might have known that he was going to be in mortal danger, and that was why he had enacted a will before he left.

She knew that Luke was loyal to his friends, but could he have spared a thought for her and the children?

Was that how he was going to make it up to them?

No!

He should have returned safely and let Bianca complain to him, not leave her alone to process the shocking news!

Bianca threw the pen away angrily and yelled hysterically, "Get lost! Go away! How dare he leave the children and me behind? How could he? I don't need any so-called compensation from him! Not a single cent!"

The atmosphere in the ward instantly became frigid.

Queenie held Bianca's shoulders and said calmly, "Don't get too agitated, Bianca. Don't let it affect your baby. You can't afford to have anything go wrong with your health now."

Then, she turned to speak to Jason, "Bianca isn't in a stable condition now. Can the signing wait for a few days?"

Jason nodded and bowed slightly to Bianca. "I'll come and visit another day. Please take care of your health. If Boss is still around, he wouldn't want to see you give up on yourself."

Then, he waved to the two lawyers, and the three people swiftly disappeared from the ward.

After they left, Queenie saw that Bianca was staring blankly at the sky like a puppet. Her eyes glistened, then she helped Bianca lie on the bed and said gently, "Bea, if you're feeling tired, you can nap for a bit."

Bianca laid mechanically on the bed. She felt extremely tired.

The moment she closed her eyes, that handsome face appeared in her mind.

He stood there in the darkness, looking at her.

The man's gaze was ice-cold, but it was warm and brilliant when he looked at her.

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After Bianca was discharged from the hospital, she went back to the mansion to pack up her clothes. She was going to stay over at the Norman residence for a few days.

When she entered her bedroom, she saw Luke's pajamas folded neatly on the bed. He was wearing those clothes the night before he went to Moscow.

She slowly walked over, picked up the clothes, held them close to her chest, and gently sniffed them.

She could smell that familiar masculine scent in those clothes.

Her gaze fell on the vines that had crept near the window. Those were mandevilla vines that Luke had planted for her. She had said that she wanted flowers that bloomed in all seasons, especially vines that climbed on walls and adorned the windows.

That was why he planted four mandevilla plants without the help of the gardener or the caretakers.

The vines were as thick as her wrist, the green leaves had formed a dense web, and the red and white flowers were in full bloom. It was a lively scene.

The plants were still there, but the man who had planted them was gone.