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

Chapter 91 Boohoo Aunt Bea, I Don't Want My Daddy Anymore

Luke quickly rushed from the office to the neighborhood where Bianca and her grandpa lived.

The black Range Rover stopped at the gate of the neighborhood. As soon as he got out of the car, his sharp-eyed subordinate came to report to the tall man. "Mr. Crawford, the people have been contained and the car has been towed away."

"Good job," Luke said those two words indifferently and walked toward the frightened old man.

The person behind him did not follow him. After reporting, he was not sure what to do next.

The police took away the two scar-faced men. The traffic police department had also ordered a tow truck to tow away the already broken car. However, the crowd from the neighborhood were still excited and surrounded the old man.

Luke walked up to the old man, helped him up, and said, "Grandpa, everything's settled."

"Sorry about the trouble... I couldn't get through Bea's phone so that group of people called you...” Grandpa was extremely sorry and out of breath. He kept thinking about how old and useless he was, always finding trouble for them.

"No, Grandpa. It's alright." Luke planned to take the old man home first.

Luke nodded a little to the two aunties from the neighborhood who had taken care of the old man and picked up the old man's birdcage. With one hand supporting the old man and one hand holding the birdcage, he went upstairs.

The two aunties behind them said with admiration, "Tsk tsk. Look at the old man's grandson-in-law. Compared to everyone else's son-in-law, he's handsome, drives a luxury car, and settled everything before his person arrived at the scene. It must be generations of accumulated blessings for the old man’s family!"

After returning to the office from the hospital in the afternoon, Bianca's phone never rang.

Naturally, she did not know what happened to Grandpa in the neighborhood.

When it was time to get off work, Bianca called Grandpa.

Before the old man could speak, Bianca asked, "Grandpa, what do you want to eat for dinner? How long has it been since you last ate fish? How about I buy a fish and fry it for you later?"

She did not hear the expected reply from Grandpa. Instead, it sounded like someone took the phone over. Then, Bianca heard another old voice from the speaker, Bea, I'm your other grandpa, Luke's grandpa.’

Bianca, who was crossing the road, stopped immediately. How could Grandpa be with Luke's grandpa?

Beep.

Beep, beep.

rush hour and Bianca was blocking the traffic flow on the road in the downtown

blocking. With the phone in her hand, she walked quickly across the road toward the subway

two of you can come back together. Alright! I'm hanging up now!" Old Master Crawford

in her steps again, unable to figure

Rover drove over and stopped beside

man sitting in the car and felt as if a bone was stuck in her throat. She could neither spit it out nor swallow it

car.” After rolling down the car

Instead, she asked him, "Why is my

you

Luke remained silent.

kind of method to force me to do something. I don't mind having my grandpa live

her, the only thing she could do was try her

of my life," Luke said coldly and rolled up his car window slowly. The black Range Rover quickly disappeared from the side of

Bianca was stunned.

later, Bianca arrived

rang just as she

you go with Luke after getting off work? What games are you playing? I'm ordering

know what Luke told him when

Grandpa said, it sounded like she was the

immediately. I'll pack up and go back to live in the small town." The old man threatened his granddaughter and hung

Crawford Manor, the servants were busy

were happily playing chess in

young people now are not like our generation. Our Luke is very sensible and obedient. The two of them are having a hard time seeing eye to eye. Luke said he doesn't know

fault." Old Man Rayne took the

a chess piece and said, "Bea's also a caring and sensible child, but when young people are in love, there'll inevitably be a bump. If there isn't a big problem, I'll teach her

for a lesson. As their elderlies, the most we can do is just mediate forthem. Please don't teach my granddaughter-in-law a lesson." Old Master

Man Rayne heard what he said, he felt at