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

Tommy's chubby smile instantly dropped.

He did not want to practice his handwriting!

However, he could not refuse Luca's request. It was usually Luke's sternness that would make him compromise, but Luca's gentleness also made it hard for him to say no.

"Alright, let's start tomorrow." Tommy remembered that he still had many books on his bookshelf that Old Master Crawford gifted him back then. It was the same for his siblings.

At that time, the kids were not told to practice, so other than Rainie, Tommy and Lanie had never touched those books.

Now, Tommy suspected that his mom and his great-grandpa schemed this together. Why else would he be gifted those books for practicing handwriting?

After pondering for a moment, he was about to say that he did not have the suitable materials.

"Tommy still has many empty copybooks," said Lanie.

Tommy's eyes widened. Of course, his brother would say that!

Luca smiled upon hearing that and said, "Great, we don't have to buy any, then. Let's do two pages every day starting tomorrow."

Tommy was a little annoyed. Why did he do his homework so sloppily just now?

If he had put in a little more effort, he would not have to practice his handwriting.

"Ms. Luca, how long do I have to do this for?" Tommy blinked his round eyes, trying to gain sympathy from Luca with his pitiful eyes to soften her heart.

"There should be at least 50 pages in a book, so let's do it for a month," Luca said decidedly. She did it hard-heartedly as she looked at the child acting pitiful.

It was for his own good.

One month!

Tommy pouted. The thought of filling up the entire copybook made him want to cry.

Rainie laughed at the sight of her brother's face and said, "I'll practice with you!"

at Rainie and said, "You're a girl, so you have the patience

already filled up a few of

very neat because he had practiced calligraphy before, he

way, Tommy would not think that it was unfair. All he had to do was sacrifice some of his reading time to

do him

hearing what Lanie said, Tommy started to calm down. Then, he said smilingly, "I feel much better now with

flick his forehead. "Great-grandpa said that it's important to have good penmanship. You should take it

do it again. I promise that

being worried that he would not be able to finish his homework

coming down, so he asked with raised eyebrows, "Is your handwriting getting messy

retorted, "It's not that

Luke raised his eyebrows.

I wanted to finish my homework before going to dinner. The teacher gave us a lot of homework today. I had finished a lot at school. Otherwise, I'd still be doing it now,"

wondered if the teacher deliberately assigned that much

done with

Rainie said with

then." Luke

him Tommy's homework. "Just one more signature left. You do

over the pen and said, "I've checked everything, and there

Luke took the pen and signed his name before giving it back to Tommy. "It's a bit messy, so you'd better pay more

I'll start practicing tomorrow, and I'll fill up two pages every day!" Tommy took the workbook and kept it in his

Luke raised an eyebrow.

do this homework just fine as it was a student's job, after all. However, he would usually find any

think of ways to escape. He would

for the copybook on his

he said on his own that he was going

the child had not made such a solemn promise,

Luke's mind and said, “Ms. Luca asked Tommy to practice. She said that it would be

surprised to hear that. As expected, only Luca

"Daddy, aren't we going