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

Sophian could not help but secretly heave a sigh. How she wished she could become part of the Crawford family.

She quickly kept up with Allison. After they got into the car, she helped Allison to book the flight.

“Ms. Allison, we'll have to set off to the airport early in the morning tomorrow. Why don't we go back to the villa to tidy our stuff today and move them to Crawford Manor?" Sophian told Allison her plan.

"Yeah, sure." Allison agreed with her. There would be a driver sending them to the airport tomorrow if they stayed in Crawford Manor. No one would be picking them up if she stayed in the villa that no longer belonged to her.

"Okay. It's a deal." Sophian gave instructions to the driver after Allison agreed to it.

The driver dared not to go against them and sent them back to the villa.

The next day.

Allison and Sophian boarded the plane and traveled to Seoul.

Peace finally returned to the Crawford family.

Luke sat on the executive chair, staring at the computer screen with his brows furrowed.

The phone beside him rang. Luke answered the call, and Mr. Griffin's voice came from the other end of the line. "Young Master Luke, Madam Allison and Ms. Thomas have boarded the plane to Seoul."

"Okay. I got it," replied Luke. Allison would leave once she received the money. He was pretty sure about that.

Besides, the interpreter who was in Seoul told him that the surgeon who would be performing Allison's surgery had reduced his days working in Seoul. That was why Luke could be so sure that Allison would certainly agree to his plan.

Allison had to transfer the ownership of the property to him for the sake of the money she needed to travel to Seoul and her surgery fees.

The villa was nothing to Luke. It was just that it could let Allison have a sense of crisis.

"By the way, Young Master Luke, Young Master Louis and his family will be moving to your neighborhood in two days. Remember to get him a housewarming gift," reminded Mr. Griffin.

Louis were brothers, some courtesies were still needed to

Luke should prepare a housewarming gift for Louis when

Griffin was worried that he might forget

days?" Luke recalled the old master telling Louis to move out of Crawford Manor after the New Year. If Louis was

"Yes," replied Mr. Griffin.

gift. Is Mother moving out too?" Luke asked again. Susan would rather die than

her mind yet. I didn't see her packing her stuff lately. She's

no longer here,

threat. Even if Luke was not staying in Crawford Manor, she would think that he intended to claim all

it was likely that she would stay in

Luke. He placed

the door with a cup of coffee in her arms and knocked on the door. "Mr.

in." Luke pushed his chair

about to leave, Luke grabbed her

"Ah." Luca cried out.

her waist so that she could sit on his lap

not be seen by the kids when she sat so close to Luke. Luca's face reddened, and she

me. Which element is better for the drawing?" Luke held

this the design for the ancestral hall?" Luca looked at the design elements on the drawing and understood them immediately.

or baroque style as the element," said Luke. This was the main question he had to think about

rococo style or the baroque style, both of them were the characteristics of X

to choose between

for a moment and answered, "Mr. Crawford, I think the baroque style is more suitable." "Why?" Luke wanted to know why

Luke's lap. She analyzed, "An ancestral hall is a place for people to pay respects and remember the ancestors of the Crawford family. It's open to the public too. The baroque element is more majestic and imposing than rococo. From the perspective of developing the culture, the ancestors would have preferred to keep

with what Luca said. He planted a kiss on her cheek and said, "That's my baby." “Mr. Crawford, you would've preferred using baroque style too, right?" Luca's

Luca. Since Luke had added baroque elements to

that the details of the interior of the building could be changed. Luke should be wondering if he should add some other elements to