Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 84

The manner Allison was speaking in sounded very strange. Bianca was so shocked that she had forgotten to greet her.

"Where are you? I want to see you right away, Bianca Rayne. I think we need to sit down and talk seriously. It’ll be good for both you and me," Allison said selfishly.

When they met at Crawford Manor, Allison treated her very warmly and called her Bea. This was the first time she had called her by her full name, Bianca Rayne.

Bianca remembered that when she was five years old, she was pushed to the ground by other kids and ended up knocking her knee under her skirt on the gravel. One of her knees bled after getting scuffed badly.

She had cried and gone home to look for her grandpa. She told him that she wanted her mommy and asked why everyone else had a mommy but her.

The kids who had mommies always bullied her, calling her ‘little bastard’ and that bastards deserved to be bullied!

Grandpa, who was exhausted from her crying, stopped his kind demeanor and had a very serious expression on his face for the first time. Instead of calling her Bea, which was what he usually called her, he used her full name—Bianca Rayne.

After her Grandpa called Bianca by her full name, he told her something that she would never forget in her entire life.

Grandpa said with a serious face, "You don't have a mother. You have to remember that and grow up bravely. As long as I still live, I’ll be the one raising you! Don't count on your mother! When I told you that your mother had gone out to work and have not yet returned, it was just a lie! It’s because I didn’t want you to be sad!

“Your mother didn't want you after giving birth to you. Those outsiders are right when they say that you were abandoned by your mother.

“The woman who is your mother is a gold digger and a horrible person! She betrayed your dad's love for her! She would rather throw her own flesh and blood away so that she can enjoy life! If it wasn’t for me taking you in, you might have grown up in an orphanage!"

Now, Allison was calling her by her full name with a bad attitude.

What would she hear from Allison?

"Can we discuss it through the phone?" Bianca wanted to know immediately what was waiting for her.

"This matter can't be said on the phone. I'm afraid that you’ll lose your mind. I'm afraid you can't bear it. That’s why I have to keep you in my line of sight to ensure that you can control your emotions," Allison said and paused. "If you can't control your emotions, I'll help you control it."

As Bianca held her phone, her fingers shook uncontrollably.

"I'm sorry, I can't see you right now. I'm visiting my grandpa in my hometown. The fastest I can make it... Will only be tomorrow." Bianca was anxious, but she could not bring Grandpa back that night because they would have to have an overnight drive.

The old man would not be able to withstand a night of toiling.

Allison thought for a while and said through the phone, "Okay, I'll wait for you to come back tomorrow."

"Goodbye." Bianca was about to hang up.

"Wait." Allison stopped and reminded. "You'd better not tell Luke about this. At the moment, it's just something between the two of us that can be solved easily."

"Okay, I understand," Bianca said.

Allison was a little nervous and said, "Don’t try to be smart and secretly tell Luke. I can tell you that it’ll absolutely not end well for the two of you if you do. If you tell Luke about this matter privately, just you wait until you return to A City. You’ll regret it after you hear what I have to say. I can guarantee you that.”

"See you tomorrow," Bianca finished speaking and hung up the phone.

Grandpa walked toward her with his cane and asked, "Who was calling? Your dad?"

Bianca's eyes flickered with uncertainty as she helped Grandpa in a reflexive manner. She said, "Grandpa, go to bed. I’ll bring you back to A City with me tomorrow after you get up. We’ll live together from now on.”

Grandpa was pulled back into his room by her.

The room had a wooden bed with an old blanket.