Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 854

The exquisite inkwell fell on the floor, but it did not shatter as ordinary ones would.

However, one of its corners chipped off when it hit the floor, giving it an ugly imperfection.

Leia pretended to cover her mouth. She half-closed her eyes to hide the cunning in her gaze. "Sorry for bumping into you, Bianca, but… you broke Grandpa's favorite inkwell! Don't you know that it's an antique? Dad bought it at his old friend's auction at a high price. Grandpa usually keeps it safe, but you…"

Bianca's heart skipped a beat when she saw the inkwell on the floor. She had an ominous feeling about it.

She had never seen that small antique before, but she could tell from the exquisite carvings that it was worth a lot of money. It was a pitiful sight that it lay broken on the floor.

At the same time, the old couple came into the study.

Old Mr. Norman could sense that the atmosphere in the study was not quite right. "What's wrong?" He asked sternly.

Leia hurriedly ran next to Old Mr. Norman, pointed deliberately at the inkwell on the floor, and spoke with fake regret, "Grandpa, Bianca accidentally broke your inkwell. She didn't mean to, please don't blame her…"

Old Mr. Norman's eyes fell on the lonely inkwell on the floor. For a brief moment, his brown eyes flashed with uncontrollable anger.

A vein on his forehead bulged as well.

His penetrating gaze fell on Bianca. "Why would you suddenly break the inkwell, Bianca? How could you be so careless?"

Old Mrs. Norman began to reprimand shrilly, "You're such a nuisance, Bianca! That is your grandpa's most treasured possession. He doesn't even let me touch it, but you've broken it! You're already a grown adult, but you're still so unreliable!"

Old Mr. Norman crouched down on the floor, picked up the pieces of the broken inkwell, and held them in his palm.

Bianca could see that he was very sad. He was trembling slightly, and his usually straight back was hunched over.

She did not attempt to make excuses. Instead, her heart wrenched as she saw her grandfather gazing dearly at the broken inkwell in his hands.

She glared at Leia and saw that the woman was looking at her innocently but with a hint of smugness in her eyes. That made Bianca chuckle coldly.

She did not expect Leia would go to such lengths just to frame her.

However, this was not the time to point fingers.

Bianca lowered her head, slowly got down on the floor, and helped her grandfather pick up the pieces. "I'm sorry, Grandpa. This is entirely my fault. I'll bear responsibility for this."