Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 779

Chapter 779 She Was Overwhelmed With Sadness

Many people were crowded in front of the site of the accident, and everyone looked somber.

Bianca pushed through the crowd and stared at the ruins of what was left of The Galleria.

It was a sea of red under the rubble. The paramedics carried the little girl on the stretcher and placed her on the flat ground. Blood was still flowing, staining the white cloth...

Bianca could not see the girl’s face because she was covered with a white cloth, but the little girl seemed to have two pigtails...

Judging from her figure, age, and hair, it seemed to fit Rainie's description.

Bianca covered her mouth and kept shaking her head desperately, forcing herself

not to cry.

‘No, nothing bad would’ve happened to Rainie!’

Rainie was so well-behaved and sensible. She would not leave her just like that!

"Rainie, tell Mommy that it’s not you, okay? You told me in the morning that you were going to bring home a bouquet of roses for me. I’ll wait for you to come home... You also told me that you want to be a dancer and a painter when you grow up. You want to make a lot of money and travel around the world with me... Baby, your wish hasn’t been fulfilled, so how can you leave me? Rainie... Rainie..."

Bianca was overwhelmed with sadness and muttered to herself like a madwoman.

The people around her did not laugh at her, but rather, they looked at her
sympathetically.
Everyone felt her pain and pitied this young mother who had lost her beloved
daughter.

"Poor thing, the child is gone at such a young age. That’s terrible..."

"What can we do when natural and man-made disasters like this happen? All we can do is blame the black-hearted developer for building such bad real estate!"

"..."

Bianca was not paying any attention to what the people around her were saying.

She rushed to the stretcher and looked at the girl who was covered with a white cloth. She wanted to unveil the cloth, but she could not muster the courage to do so.

A kind-hearted citizen pitied her and gave her a gentle reminder, "Madam, it’s best if you confirm whether it really is your daughter." Bianca stared at them fiercely and screamed hysterically, "No, impossible! This isn’t my daughter, I don't want to see her! Rainie said she’ll be home soon. Maybe she’s on the way right now. My daughter is very well-behaved and would call me as soon as something happened... She would help me clean up and take care of her little brother. She would give me a goodbye kiss before she went to school every day. She’s like an angel that brings joy to everyone around her. She won’t leave me!"

She cried as she talked, desperately trying to prepare herself. The young officer, Jim Holston, frowned slightly when he noticed that she was not in the right headspace.

He saw that a hair bow on the little girl's pigtail had fallen.

Jim understood that the loss of a beloved daughter would be a huge blow to a mother, and he knew that Bianca did not dare to see the child under the white cloth.

Hence, he picked up the hair bow and gently placed it in Bianca's hand. "Madam, does this belong to your daughter?"