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

Even though Rainie did not say much, she was not ignorant. Hence, she said to Tommy,

"You can't tell anyone. Only family can be trusted. No matter how good others are to us,

we can't trust them, got it?"

It was something Old Master Mallory had once told them.

The Crawford family's wealth was substantial, often drawing envy from others. Old Master

Mallory loved his great-grandchildren. He feared that someone with ill intentions would

bribe the family's servants to kidnap them.

Hence, when the kids were old enough to be sensible, he instilled this idea in them, telling

them not to trust others and not to go out with the servants.

One would not just write their good or bad intentions on their faces.

Therefore, Lanie and Rainie did not easily trust others.

Back then, due to the fact that their mother had not appeared yet, many people with

ulterior motives approached their father. The two children had seen a lot of women who

were one way in public and another way in private.

People with ulterior motives would constantly try to please them on the surface while

secretly despising them. Some of them even thought about climbing onto their father's

bed, hoping that having a child would rapidly lower their status in the family.

Lanie and Rainie had experience dealing with this, and with their great-grandfather's

advice, it just made them naturally wary of trusting people.

The only exception was Luca.

Their blood ties made them feel a sense of closeness toward her.

Furthermore, their father had never entrusted them to be taken care of by ordinary

employees, but he handed them over to Luca. Therefore, they figured out something at

that time. They decided to help their father, who had been a lifelong bachelor, to win his

wife back.

Rainie's thoughts drifted off for a moment. When she came back to her senses, she looked

at her younger brother, waiting for his response.

"I got it. Mommy, you and dad need to quickly resolve this matter so that no one dares to

say we're kids without a mom from now on!" said Tommy with a mischievous smile on his

face.

"Is anyone making fun of you guys?" Luca frowned suddenly.

Tommy shook his head. "No."

Lanie understood that his brother intentionally said something like that. It was to urge the

adults to quickly resolve the current situation.

He pointed out, "No one dares to say that about us. Relax. Even if they did, they wouldn't

say it to our faces."

Even though they were only kids, as long as the other kids' parents knew they were part of

the Crawford family, no one dared to spread rumors about them.

With the parents keeping things in check, the kids would not go around saying stuff like

them being parentless.

Luca let out a sigh of relief. She did not want the children to be troubled by such rumors.

Lanie would not lie to her. That was why she believed him.

"Ah, I was just saying." Tommy pouted. "I just want these things to be resolved quickly.

Then, our family can always be together!"

"Yes. Give us some time." After discussing with the kids and reaching a consensus, Luca

rose to her feet.

"Let's go. Time for dinner."

"Okay." The three kids went downstairs together.

Once they came downstairs, Tommy remembered something and said, "Ms. Luca, I filled

up two pages with my handwriting today. I'll show you later!"

"Sure." Luca smiled, held his hand, and walked to the dining room. Aunt Neile had already

served the prepared food.

"Is it done?" asked Luke.

Tommy nodded first. "Yes. It's all settled!"

"Then let's eat," replied Luke, picking up the ladle to serve the stew to the children.

Although they had always known that Luca's true identity was Bianca, today was different

for their family.

Aunt Neile immediately stepped forward. How could Luke do this himself?!

She said, "Mr. Crawford, let me take the ladle. I'll do it."

"It's okay, I'm in a good mood today. Leave it to me." Luke did not let Aunt Neile take over.

He personally served a bowl of stew to Luca and the children.

"Thank you, Daddy!" The three kids thanked him. Luca's acknowledgment of her identity

made them very happy. They took their spoons and started drinking the soup.

Luke looked at the kids, then turned to look at Luca and said, "We need to go back to

Crawford Manor this weekend."

"Okay." Lanie agreed. Going back to Crawford Manor was nothing special for them.

Therefore, he agreed to it. However, he remembered his schedule and said, "But Dad, the

school has organized a math competition. I need to go back to school in the afternoon."

"Let Uncle Zander take you there," replied Luke. He never bothered with what

competitions the kids participated in.

His kids always end up winning the competitions.

When Luca heard Lanie say this, her gaze landed on Tommy. "Tommy, are you also

participating in the math competition?"

The city's math competitions all took place during the same time frame, but they were

divided by grades, so there might be a day or two of difference.

She remembered Tommy's math teacher had mentioned this during the parent-teacher

meeting before.

Luke thought the kids did not need to attend such training, so he talked to the math

teacher about it. However, the math teacher expressed the hope that Tommy could

participate in the competition, and Luke agreed back then.