Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle by Heap Heap

Tia assumed that something must have happened in Luca’s past for her to be so afraid of blood, and the murder incident at her apartment only deepened that fear.

Anyone who had a fear of blood must be hiding a dark past.

Tia thought of dredging that dark past and telling Luke. Luke would definitely stay away from Luca after that.

Arriving at that thought, she clenched her fists and picked up her phone.

Sophia knocked on her office door. “Ms. Tia, your next client is waiting for you in the consultation room. She has an appointment with you.”

Tia stopped typing on her phone. ‘I know,” she said impatiently.

“Are you going over now?” Sophia asked. Usually, patients would not mind waiting for their doctor, but Tia’s next client was someone they could not afford to offend. That was why Sophie was so nervous.

“I’ll go over in a bit,” Tia said impatiently. She was typing a message to invite Luca out for lunch.

“Ms. Tia, I don’t think you should let the client wait for too long?” Sophia said. She dared not open the door without Tia’s permission.

That was one of Tia’s hard-and-fast rules.

Losing her patience, Tia opened the door and said, “The client doesn’t have to wait if she can’t wait. We have so many consultants here. Can’t you arrange another one for her? I’m busy now.”

Sophia tucked her head into her shoulders and said, “But Ms. Tia, the client is the wife of the mayor.”

They could not afford to offend the wife of the mayor. If they did so, they would probably find it hard to survive in A City.

Tia was taken aback. Her mind had been occupied by fantasizing the illicit relations between Luke and Luca, and she had forgotten about such an important meeting.

She realized that she had to attend to the client immediately and personally. “Pour her a cup of coffee. I’ll pack up a bit and go over.”

She turned around and went to the

and sent it to Luca. She put her phone on the table, picked up her briefcase, and

half an hour later when Luca saw

invitation without giving

ulterior motive for inviting her to dinner. Maybe she

Luca did not

[I’ve been quite busy recently. Maybe another time. Thanks for

phone away, she saw Zoey

“What’s that?” Luca asked.

policy documents, Dr. Craw. The company bought travel insurance policies for everyone for the trip to B City, and we just received

document and

only did Luke bring all the employees

put the document

went away to distribute the documents to

finish the experiment on hand. When she was about to leave,

it

I’m Tia.” Tia’s voice was

but it looked like Tia was not going to

sounded cold and

saw Luca’s reply, she was not quite happy

adult. She should know Tia’s implications

earlier this afternoon, and I saw your reply. I was wondering if you’d agree if I asked you over the phone,” Tia said. “It’s nothing much. A friend’s younger sister was thinking of venturing into pharmaceutical and health sciences in college, but I’m not too familiar with that industry. That’s why I wanted your professional

or psychological counseling

excuse. She replied, “I got my degree overseas, so I don’t know anything about the colleges here. Moreover, I graduated so many years ago, and I don’t think I’ll be of any help. I can hook your friend’s sister up with

Luca to find another