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

Since Lanie was going to participate in the math competition, Tommy should too.

Tommy nodded and said, “Yes, Ms. Luca. I want to compete too, but the teacher said I'd have to wait until next week because my competition date is different from Lanie's."

"Okay." Luca nodded.

They did not have to worry much as parents because the kids were smart.

"Lanie and Tommy are so smart." Rainie could not help but sigh as she was not as skilled in mathematics as her brothers. Although her grades were not bad, the math competition was too advanced for her.

Her teachers were aware of that, so they did not ask her to participate in math competitions. Instead, she joined other types of competitions, including dance.

Tommy shook his head and genuinely praised Rainie, "You're the smart one, Rainie. You've joined so many competitions. Lanie and I don't have nearly as many awards as you."

"You always know what to say. I still have some snacks from yesterday that I haven't finished yet. I'll give them to you later." Rainie was pleased to hear what he said, so she wanted to reward him with food.

There was nothing Tommy liked more than delicious food, so he nodded repeatedly with beaming black pupils.

Rainie was then reminded of how he had overstuffed himself yesterday, so she warned him, "Don't have them all at once and overstuff yourself."

"Don't worry, Rainie. I'll never overeat again!" Tommy raised one hand as if he were swearing, but he secretly thought to himself, 'Mom's cooking is an exception.'

Tommy's gestures and words made the whole family laugh.

After dinner, Luke went upstairs to deal with work, while Luca sat in the first-floor living room with the kids as they watched cartoons. In the meantime, she checked their homework.

Luca did not have time to pack up her documents because Johann called her right after she got off work, so she left empty-handed. Luca wanted to bring her documents back, but they were still on her desk and in a complete mess.

was done checking the kids' homework, she did not want to disturb Luke. Since the kids already knew her identity, she signed Luke's name on their homework

to the kids, she

them were not very focused when writing. It looked like it was written impatiently because they were

how they felt, so she did not comment on it. Instead, she praised

he said, "Ms. Luca, I realized that practicing my handwriting is not that hard. I'll keep on practicing in the

the child only said so because he liked hearing praise from

playful children like them be gladly

"Great, keep it up, Tommy. From now on, everyone is going to

Tommy nodded in agreement.

starting, so the kids diverted

could even stand

out

the kids loved their Uncle Louis. Then, she stood up and said, "That's enough. If it really is Uncle Louis, you'd

him," said Tommy as he playfully

walked toward the video phone, and sure enough, it was

him this time. Luca took a closer

gate and told the kids, "It's your uncle and

he quickly

her head. "I don't see her, so she should

show. He liked Uncle

she was unfriendly, so he

but the more they played together, the gloomier she looked as if they were bullying her. That was

was worried that Thea would come. If that was the case, he was willing to

the ground as she stood at the entrance, waiting for