Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 950

Elsa took out her phone and read that person's phone number to Allison.

Allison took that number down.

"Madam, may I know which of your friends it is?" Elsa asked curiously.

"None of your business." Allison put her phone away and lay down on the lounge chair. "You two can go out for now. I want to rest for a while."

Elsa nodded, stood up, placed a blanket over her, and left the room with Elise.

The siblings went downstairs.

"Elsa, why do you think Madam wants Jonny's phone number?" Elise asked curiously.

"I don't know either. Try not to make yourself sound too close to him though. She'll be wary of us if she knows that we're friends with those people," Elsa reprimanded her sister softly.

"Alright, I know." Elise nodded. "We'll just have to ask Jonny… Jon when we meet him."

Elsa took off her gloves. She would wear gloves whenever she applied beauty essence on Allison's face so that her bare skin would not have to touch it.

"There's no other reason why wealthy people would look for people like them. Give a call to Jon later. Let him know not to divulge our relationship," she said.

Elise nodded.

…

Later in the evening, Louis returned to Crawford Manor with his wife and daughter. He was happy to see that Luke was there. "You're here too, Luke. Greet your uncle, Thea."

"Good evening, Uncle Luke. Good evening, Aunt Bianca," Thea said sweetly.

"Mm, good evening," Luke replied impassively. He was sitting next to Rainie and reading a book to her.

Bianca smiled at the little girl. "I haven't seen you in a while, Thea. You've grown taller."

"Is that so? It doesn't seem like it. I thought Rainie grew a lot taller." Louis patted his daughter's head lovingly.

Thea looked at her father and instantly felt jealous. What did her father mean by that?

Thea thought that she had grown taller recently. Did her father think that she was not as good as Rainie?

Yuri glared at Louis, wondering if her husband was blaming her for not taking care of her daughter.

Her expression sank instantly, and she went up the stairs.

Yuri and Susan had the same sentiment toward Luke and his wife.

Louis did not say anything when he saw his wife go upstairs. He knew her personality and hoped that Thea would not learn from her.

Rainie put her book down and looked at Louis sweetly. "Good evening, Uncle Louis."

Louis had watched Lanie and Rainie grow up, so he was quite close to the twins. He brought Thea closer and asked, "What are you reading, Lanie?"

Rainie showed Louis the cover of the book she was reading. "A Midsummer Night's Dream," she said.

"Wow, Shakespeare!" Louis was quite impressed. "No wonder you're getting smarter and smarter, Rainie. You're reading such a difficult book at such a young age. Do you understand?"

Rainie nodded. "Daddy bought this for me. I can understand it."