Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 849

Doubtfully, Jack began to unwrap the mysterious delivery package. It was mysterious because there was no name or address on it.

Ms. Bosch was worried that it might be a letter bomb or that it might contain harmful substances. She scanned it and made sure that it only contained paper documents before handing it once more to Jack.

When Jack opened the envelope and read the document, his usually stern face turned ashen, and his body began to tremble slightly.

He slammed the document on the table, picked up his coat, and rushed back home.

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A few days earlier, Luke had obtained several bottles of imported herbal liqueurs.

Bianca gave Old Master Rayne two bottles. She wanted to give two bottles to Old Mr. Norman, but she was busy with her new business, and she had nearly forgotten about it.

She only remembered it when she happened to glance at the two bottles sitting in the wine cabinet.

Old Mr. Norman was her biological grandfather. Bianca did not have too many interactions with him, but the kind and wise old man treated her well, and she respected him very much.

That day, Bianca took the two bottles of liqueur and drove to Old Mr. Norman's house.

The old man was still living in his old residence.

His new residence had been designed by Bianca, and it was a major project. Bianca had been busy with handling T Corporation's matters for a long while, and the project had been stalled.

Bianca felt guilty about that. She wanted to get an experienced designer from T Corporation to replace her in the project, but Old Mr. Norman insisted on Bianca. He did not mind waiting for Bianca to be free again so that work may resume.

Bianca drove the plain-looking Volkswagen through a stately front gate.

Old Mr. Norman's residence was guarded by guards armed with rifles.

The guards saluted Bianca as she drove past them.

A scanner recognized her license plate, and the gate opened automatically.

The wide asphalt road was flanked with pine trees. It seemed that the road had been newly widened.

At the end of the road were several majestic yet aged administrative buildings among blooming flower beds and trees.

The car drove past the classic-styled administrative neighborhood. Each of the mansions was surrounded by a high wall with an electrified fence, and behind the mansions were a row of townhouses.

Old Mr. Norman's residence was among the row of mansions in front of the townhouses. There was a grape trellis in front of the mansion. Grapes were growing in bunches on the vines; those that were almost ripe were a tantalizing purple-red color, while some were green like emeralds. It was a lively sight.

Bianca had just parked outside the mansion when someone opened the front gate.