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

"Yes," said Mr. Bennet while nodding his head in fear that Karen would not believe him.

“I must go back and have a look. There must be more evidence to prove that Pierre was abducted by him," Karen muttered before leaving right away.

Mr. Bennet was left speechless.

Mrs. Mallory completely forgot about her basic manners because of Pierre.

She even said those things in front of Old Master Crawford and left immediately without even saying goodbye to him.

Mr. Bennet bowed to Old Master Crawford. “I'm sorry you had to see that, Old Master Crawford."

“What has gotten into Madam Mallory?" Old Master Crawford asked. One moment Karen was weeping and begging him for help, the next she calmly wiped her tears with a tissue.

It was like an improv show with someone acting out different emotions.

Old Master Crawford had seen a lot in his lifetime, but it was the first time he thought that someone was possessed.

“Master Pierre has been kidnapped, so Madam Mallory is in great shock. Mr. Crawford's men happened to pass by the scene of the kidnapping, so Madam Mallory insists that it's Master Luke who kidnapped Master Pierre. Old Master Crawford, you and I both know that Master Luke has nothing to do with this, but Madam Mallory doesn't think so. That's why she came to see you and make noise," Mr. Bennet briefly explained,

“I see, so who kidnapped Mr. Pierre, then?" Old Master Crawford could not contain his curiosity. Who wanted to go against the Mallory family?

Did they think that the Mallory family did not already have enough on their plate for them to kidnap Pierre?

“We're not sure yet. The things I said just now were just to appease Madam Mallory. It's not a good idea to let her go around harassing the Crawford family," Mr. Bennet replied.

“That's right. She must be in great shock for her to become like this. She's totally different from before." Old Master Crawford's eyes may be cloudy, but he could still see people clearly.

He even thought that Karen might need to see a psychiatrist if she continued like this.

becomes unstable whenever her emotions fluctuate. The usual antihypertensive drugs don't work on her, so she can only take the fast-acting ones, but those drugs come with side effects, one of which is

Madam Mallory. Since taking the medicine, she's become short-tempered. She's not as gentle and patient as before," said Mr.

told them about the side effects of the drug when prescribing it, but they did not think that Karen would need to take it

had the

when one is sick, their physical state will affect their mental state too. Have Master Percy find a psychiatrist for

Psychiatrists were not useless.

be of help to someone like

nodded and bid farewell to him. "I won't disturb

Master Crawford nodded and said to Mr. Griffin, "Please

Mr. Griffin nodded. He sent Mr. Bennet

continued to brew

Griffin came forward and took away the cup prepared for Karen

don't you think?" asked Old

that ever since Master Percy and Ms. Nina registered

must've had underlying health issues in the first place. It's her fault for being so stubborn and having her mind occupied day and night. It's too much for her body to bear. No wonder she's facing problems."

Mr. Griffin agreed. He stood there with Old

with me." Old Master Crawford pointed to the seat

Mr. Griffin sat down.

Karen's going mad after taking that medicine just because of her close- mindedness. Good thing high blood pressure patients don't need to rely on medicine like that for a long time. Otherwise, she would have a nervous breakdown,"

now, what worries Madam Mallory the most is not Master Percy and Ms. Nina's marriage but the situation

to him. "You just reminded me of something. Come and help

Mr. Griffin leaned

whispering in each other's ears while walking down the stairs, so she could not help but ask, "Father, what are you two talking about? Why are you speaking so softly and so close to each other?

Old Master Crawford gave his order, he sat back up

not as capable as Karen when it came to business,