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

Chapter 167 Every Breath Had An Implicit Meaning

Bianca awkwardly led the way.

Not every shop sold good burritos. To be on the safe side, Bianca asked Luke to drive them to her old

rented place.

After returning to the country, Bianca had stayed there. She was very familiar with the shops nearby

and knew which shops had delicious food.

The black Range Rover parked domineeringly on the side of the road, causing the surrounding

residents to look at the people in the car.

They saw the father with the straight back and the fair-skinned, lovely pair of twin babies who looked

adorable from all angles.

It was lunch hour, so the burrito shop was full.

The owner yelled, "Number 23's burrito is done!"

A high school student in school uniform came to the cashier, handed the owner a round card that wrote

'No. 23’, and took his burrito away.

The lady owner saw the family of four entering the door and her eyes lit up.

It was not because she had more customers, but because the four of them were too attractive and

looked like celebrities.

'Perhaps they're celebrities!' "Please, have a seat. There are seats inside!" The lady owner welcomed

them warmly. She asked people from different tables to share a table so that there would be a free

table. "For tables number and one and number two, please share a table as we need more space due

to it being lunch hour!"

The high school students in their school uniforms held their own burritos and hurriedly sat down at

another table to join another couple so that the four-person table was freed up.

The lady owner wiped the table vacated by the high school students and seated the family of four.

"What would you like to order?"

Bianca glanced at Luke and remembered his reply about them having whatever she wanted. She

nervously and decisively decided, "Four burritos. Two original flavors and two non-spicy ones." "We

can eat spicy food..." Little Lanie and Rainie said together.

Bianca was not sure whether to believe them and looked at the children's dad again.

Before Luke sat down, he said, "Lanie can take spicy food, but Rainie can't.

The doctor explained that she should avoid it."

Bianca changed the order with the lady owner.

The lady owner took the order down and gave it to her husband.

When she put the tableware on their table, the lady owner asked Bianca quietly, "Are you guys

celebrities?" "No," Bianca shook her head and explained, "I used to rent a house in this neighborhood

and have eaten at your store many times."

The lady owner wiped the table again as if she did not hear what she said. She smiled while wiping,

"And I thought that you guys were celebrities trying to experience the life of normal people. What's the

name of that... Reality show called... Real People? If my shop is fortunate enough to get on the show,

we’d go viral!"

Bianca knew it was all because of Luke. "We're really not celebrities..."

Strictly speaking, Luke was not a Hollywood celebrity. He was more mysterious than that.

Fortunately, most of the people in the shop were ordinary people. Some of them were migrant workers

at nearby construction sites. They were very old and most likely did not go on social media nor paid

attention to financial news. Therefore, they would not know who Luke Crawford was and they did not

have to be bothered by anyone.

"Your burritos are done!" The lady owner brought it over for them.

Lanie and Rainie took the cutleries and started to eat excitedly. It was obvious that they liked it very

much.

Bianca suddenly felt very satisfied and happy. Was it because the two little kids inherited her ordinary

genes that they could adapt to any food so quickly as well as enjoy them?

One o'clock in the afternoon.

Luke drove and they left the street.

His phone rang.

Luke answered. "What's the matter, Grandpa?" "Luke, my sister came to A City with a medical team.

You know how sick her husband got, right? He's barely holding on and is confused most of the time. My

sister thinks that it'd be nice if Lanie and Rainie came to the hospital to visit him and tell him that they're

his grandchildren so that at least he can leave this world a little happier," Old Master Crawford said.

The two little kids in the back seat of the car also heard Luke's call which was on loudspeaker.

Bianca heard it too.

"Does that mean that we can't watch the play anymore?" Rainie really wanted to watch the play with

Daddy and Aunt Bea.

Bianca did not dare to butt in regarding the Crawford family's affairs.

"We can watch the play another day," Luke said and decided.

40 minutes later, Jason picked up Lanie and Rainie.

"Aren't you going?" Bianca sat in the car and did not dare to get off.

They were at the main entrance of the office. If she got out of his car then, there would be countless

eyes on her.

Luke started his car. 'I'm going, but I'm worried that he might remember that I'm the kids’ father."

Lanie and Rainie were pretending to be their family's grandchildren. It was a white lie with good intent

for the dying old man.

"Would it be okay if you stopped the car 100 meters away from here? I’ll get off and walk back," Bianca

said.

Luke did not listen to her and drove the car toward the theater. "I think we need to talk about the kids."

The car no longer had the lively atmosphere of the two children. There were only two adults left in the

car. The atmosphere was volatile, and every breath made had an implicit meaning.

Bianca was willing to give up anything to discuss the kids that she even forgot about the thought of

getting out of the car and going back to the office.

Bianca was silent during the entire way to the theater.