Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 825

The three children hugged the door frame and looked into the room, intimidated by their father's authority. They looked quite adorable.

Naturally, Bianca noticed them.

She put down her fork and spoon and beckoned at her children with a smile. "Come in, my babies… Have you had your lunch? Won't you eat with me?"

Luke knew that the children were afraid of him. He whispered something next to Bianca's ear, then nodded at the children and let them come in.

Seeing that their father allowed them to go in, they answered their mother's call and ran inside.

"Mommy! Huggy…" The first to run in was Tommy.

He stretched out his arms, and he seemed too anxious to be hugged by his mother.

Before he reached the bed, Luke lifted him by his collar like an eagle snatching a little bird. "Your Mommy hasn't recovered yet. Wait until she's better before you hug her."

Tommy pouted unhappily, and Bianca wanted to laugh because that little boy looked so similar to his father. However, seeing Tommy also reminded her of the scene where the little boy writhing in agony on the floor after being injected with the drug, and that made her feel sorry for him.

She got the children to stand next to her while she kissed each of their foreheads and cheeks. After briefly examining their bodies and confirming that they were indeed unhurt, she finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Lanie, Rainie, Tommy, how do you feel now? Tell me if any part of your body feels uncomfortable. If you do, you have to tell Daddy or me immediately, alright?"

Even though Johann had reassured her that the drug was a regular tranquilizer, Bianca was worried that it might have unknown lasting side effects on the children's young bodies. She would not want to be careless.

Lanie lowered his head and tugged on Bianca's shirt sleeve. A hint of guilt flashed past his handsome face. "I'm sorry, Mommy. I said that Daddy and I would protect you and my younger siblings, but I failed to do that. I'm not a good boy…"

Bianca's heart wrenched when she heard that. She gently pinched her eldest son's tender cheeks and said, "I'm fine, Lanie. You're still too small now. You can protect us when you're bigger. I'm the one who failed to protect you and made you suffer along with me. I've failed as your mother."

The boy was only seven years old, but he was much more outstanding than children of his age in every aspect. She did not want to see him put unreasonable expectations on himself.

Rainie's plump little hands caressed Bianca's cheek and said, "Mommy, Uncle Johann said that all those baddies were arrested, and they won't hurt us anymore. Don't be afraid, Mommy. When I grow up, Lanie, Daddy, and I will protect you and Tommy."

"Good girl…"

Bianca's eyes misted up.

Her children cared for her so much. That made her feel guilty.

Rainie clenched her fists and stood straight. "Your face is swollen, Mommy. Did the baddies do something to you? They're so nasty! When I grow up, I want to be a police officer. I'll arrest all the baddies and throw them in jail!"

Bianca could not help but smile and tousle her daughter's hair when she saw that Rainie was aspiring to be a heroine. "Silly girl. My biggest wish is for all of you to be safe. I won't have any regrets if we can live happily ever after."

The little girl leaned on Bianca's chest and hugged her neck. "Yes, Mommy, we'll live happily together forever, but I still care about you…"