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

However, if Anna let Jean spend the money lavishly, it would only take a while for them to spend 2.5 million dollars.

Nina and Percy had done everything they could for them. It was up to Anna how she would spend the rest of her life...

She could choose to spoil her son or keep a close eye on her money..

“Stop thinking about them. Think about our future." Percy lifted his hand and gently smoothened out her furrowed brows.

Nina just realized that she would still be worried about Anna.

"Did you hear what I told her?" Nina asked.

"Yes." Percy had been standing at the door. That was why he had heard their conversation.

Percy initially thought of telling Nina that he was going back to attend a meeting, but his assistant called him when he was on his way, claiming that the other party had something else to do. Hence, the meeting was postponed to the afternoon.

Although Nina had Luca by her side, Percy was still worried about her. Thus, he made a detour and headed back to the hospital.

Percy asked the nurse and found out Jean’s ward number. When he arrived at the door, he heard the noises that came from inside. That was when he heard their conversation.

Nina let out a sigh. She wanted to know what Percy thought about it. Hence, she asked, "Do you think I’m a horrible person after you heard what I said.."

"Why would I find you horrible? My wife is the prettiest, cutest, most kind-hearted little fairy." Percy held Nina in his arms, saying sweet little things he had never said to her before.

If it was in the past, he would never have believed that he would say something like that to her.

"Stop being silly." Nina listened to his sweet talk while leaning against his chest. She listened to his heartbeat. She could not help but tease him, "I even mentioned chopping one's arms and legs off. But you're saying that I'm pretty and kind-hearted? I don't think there's anything wrong with it even if you call me a witch."

"That’s not true. I think what you said makes sense," replied Percy.

"Does that make sense? Why don’t you tell me about it?" Nina wanted to see what Percy would say.

would lend a hand to the handicapped. They’d even be willing to support them for the rest of their life. Tell me, if that’s not kindness,

I realize that you'll always think about what I'll say next when

shut someone's mouth. Wifey, is there anything else you'd like to ask?" Percy smiled and

not married yet," Nina rolled her eyes

now," replied Percy. It was fine if Nina refused to admit it. It was just a

me back to my office."

have lunch together at the restaurant below your office," said Percy as he started the car

the time, only to realize that it was almost

had unconsciously spent all morning just dealing

up in two hours. Nina believed that. Hence, looking at the time now, Jean should be waking up

it did not matter whether Jean woke up or

In the ward.

the money and her public services card. She headed to

asked the hospital's security guard to escort her. Then, she deposited

Therefore, it could be used as a bank card. There was a reason why Percy had

with each other anymore. That was why Nina did not

smiled satisfyingly when she looked at the numbers on the ATM. She turned around and said to the caretaker, "Come on, let's go back to my son's ward.

caretaker looked at

be so happy when she had just severed ties with

in exchange for severing ties with a family member. After Anna deposited the

was truly unable

been taking care of Anna when she was sick and in bed for such a long time. Although Nina did not look after her, she had done everything else. The caretaker had looked after many patients before. It was rare to see someone as

it was Anna who started all the fights with Nina.

daughter and favoring her son, Jean, who only came to the hospital to ask for money. The caretaker could not understand what Anna was

the caretaker standing still there. "Why are you standing

back to her senses and caught

"I'm rich now. Tell the doctor that I'm getting discharged tomorrow. I don't know how much longer my son is going to stay here. I'll

why she had no idea about