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

Chapter 3354 Do I Have To Go

Abel's pharmaceutical company was across town.

Watson was out in the suburbs. The drive would take over half an hour, and with Nyla involved, Luca dared not to waste a second. She rushed out of the building without even putting in a request for leave. She flagged down a cab and jumped in.

As soon as she was in the cab, she called Rhett to go over the day's tasks and asked him to put in a leave request on her behalf.

After helping her out, Rhett asked, "Dr. Craw, are you okay?"

"I'm fine. Just tell them I wasn't feeling well and went to the hospital." Luca hung up the call as soon as she finished speaking.

After the cab driver heard her, he asked with concern, "Miss, are you feeling sick? Would you like me to take you to the hospital instead?"

"No, just take me to my destination please." Luca knew her face looked tense and strained because she was worried about Nyla's situation.

That was why the driver, overhearing her conversation with Rhett, ended up misunderstanding the situation. "Alright." The driver did not pry further, though he glanced at her in the rearview mirror. Then, she added, "Could you speed it up, please? I'm in a bit of a hurry."

The driver checked the GPS, nodded, and said, "No problem. The rush hour has passed, so I can get you there in half an hour, tops."

"Thank you," replied Luca.

Every second mattered now. Luca knew too well what was at stake for both her and Nyla.

She had seen the brutal training for captured children on the Island of Despair. Their training was harsher than for adults.

Abel only kept children with high potential.

They were forced to fight every day, and any who did not survive were simply discarded without a second thought. Abel and his people would not show them any mercy.

After all, it cost more to raise and train a child than an adult. That was why they were very selective about those they chose.

Luca knew how cruel it was. If Nyla ended up in one of those training centers, she probably would not survive even a single day. If she could not endure, she was bound to be eliminated.

Luca, as a mother, would never let that happen.

The driver sped up, managing to reach her destination in just half an hour. After Luca paid the fare, she rushed inside the building.

tried to stop her. "Miss, please check in

went straight for the

are you

guard came over

to go upstairs without checking

from entering the elevator.

I'll check in when I come back down," replied Luca as the

the guard blocked her again. "Miss, you need to

have time for this." Luca shoved the guard to the

the push. This woman looked so slim and frail. How could she

steadied himself, yet she still managed

walked into

close, the receptionist, sensing that Luca was not someone to mess with, hurriedly asked, "At least tell us who

pressed the top-floor

scratched his nose, exchanging a look

your deal? You couldn't even stop one person?" grumbled the receptionist. Even though Luca

one wanted to risk going upstairs to bother the CEO if

receptionist complained to the security guard,

expression darkened. "Oh, it's my fault now? It's your job to make people check in at the front desk. If anyone gets in trouble over this, I'll be sure to point out whose responsibility it actually

about

receptionist did not expect the security guard to be

back to her desk, unwilling

would find out if anyone was going to

no call came from upstairs. She glanced at the guard, who gave no sign of movement either. Only then did

one was coming to

and went straight to Abel's office. She knocked

voice sounded from inside.

the door, a heavy cloud of cigar

on his face, but his eyes did not match it. He exhaled

smoking for you once. Guess it's true.

how many cigars Abel had taken? While she could handle regular secondhand

is overpowering," replied Luca