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

Luke's gaze darkened when he heard Susan's ambiguous tone.
Susan felt the strong and angry aura from Luke and took an instinctive small step backward. Only then did she realize that she
was afraid of Luke.
Luke quirked his lips. From Susan's ambiguous tone and harsh appearance, Luke knew that Louis must have gotten an earful
moments ago. “We'll be going back first."
“Drive safe, Brother," Yuri quickly said.
After Luke and Luca left with their children, Susan turned to glare at Yuri with displeasure. “Even you're so ready to chummy up
to him, huh?"
“Mother, I'm not..." Yuri defended. She did not understand how her act of common courtesy had become chumming up to Luke in
her mother's eyes.
After all, an act was only believable when one kept it up.
“Cut the attitude in front of children, lest they take after your bad example." Susan harrumphed. She did not like it when people
tried to get in Luke's good graces.
Yuri listened exasperatedly to Susan, unable to defend herself.
Luke, Luca, and the children took the lift to the lobby on the first floor and happened to stumble into Louis who had just finished
paying.
“You're leaving already, Brother?" Louis greeted Luke first.
“Yeah." Luke saw the receipt still in Louis' hand and asked, “Did you just pay?"
“Yeah. I only paid the deposit before, so I came to pay the outstanding amount once the banquet ended." Louis smiled. Despite
how harsh Susan's words were, Louis harbored no resentment toward Luke.
“Are you free tomorrow?" Luke asked.
“I am. Why?" Louis assumed that Luke needed his help with something.

“Could you come over to T Corporation?" Luke asked.
“Sure. I'll arrive around 10, then. My mother and Yuri are still upstairs, so I'll be going first." Louis put the bill away. Susan's
birthday celebration cost him a lot of money, but he did not dare to tell Susan so.
He was certain that if he did, Susan would only use it as fuel to scold him for being too incompetent to compete with Luke for T
Corporation.
“Alright." Luke nodded.
Louis smiled at Luca and said, "I'll be going first, Dr. Craw. By the way, you look truly stunning today.
You're a great match with my brother."
Then, he went to the lift.
"Bye..." Luca waved. The compliment made her feel rather shy.
It was not because she was embarrassed over Louis saying that she looked stunning but because he said she was a great
match with Luke.
Beside them stood Tommy who was rubbing his eyes after standing for a while. He turned to tell Luke, "I'm sleepy, Daddy." The
little boy had exerted most of his energy playing with the other children.
Luke looked down at his son. Tommy and Lanie had gone wild in the children's playground today, so it was only natural that they
were running out of energy. Luke replied, "We're going home right now."
"Up, Daddy. I'm too sleepy to walk." Tommy reached out. He originally wanted to ask Luca to carry him, but she might not agree,
so he turned to ask Luke instead.
Luke was not the type to spoil his children too much, but Tommy looked truly pitiful at the moment. Luke glanced at Luca and
realized that if he declined Tommy, Luca might end up carrying Tommy instead.
However, Tommy was no longer the same young toddler he used to be and the boy was considerably heavy now.
Luca might suffer if she were to carry their son.
As such, Luke bent down to carry Tommy before turning to look at Lanie and Rainie. "Let's go home."

"Okay, Daddy," the siblings replied.
Luca stepped forward and took both Lanie and Rainie's hands, holding one in each of her hands as they walked out of the hotel.
They looked like a happy family of five.
In the car, Tommy fell asleep where he sat between his siblings.
Luke had drunk tonight, so Luca took over the driver's seat on their way home.
It was late at night and snow was falling, so Luca made sure to drive carefully and slowly.
It was almost ten-thirty by the time they arrived back at the villa.
She let out a sigh of relief once the car was parked.
Tommy was napping, so the interior of the car remained especially quiet throughout the drive. Luke smiled at her before pushing
open the car door and getting out.
Then, he opened the backseat door.
Rainie was the first to get off. She whispered, "Tommy's asleep, Daddy. Will you carry him upstairs?"
"I will." Then, Luke crouched into the car and picked Tommy up before walking toward the villa.
Luca entered the villa with the other two in tow as well.
After putting Tommy in his bedroom and closing the door, Luke turned to Lanie and Rainie. "It's getting late. Go wash up and
sleep."
"Okay, Daddy," Lanie replied before retiring to his bedroom.
Rainie nodded as well and went to her bedroom.
Thus, Luke and Luca were the only ones left in the second corridor.
"I'm going to open a bottle of red wine. There's something I'd like to discuss with you," Luke said.

“Sure, but let me wash up first," Luca agreed. Her makeup look was exquisite, but wearing makeup for long hours blocked her
pores. It did not feel comfortable on her face.
“Alright. I'll sober up as well," Luke replied.
Luca nodded and pushed open the door to her bedroom. She took her makeup off first and then took a shower and washed her
hair.
She let out a long sigh of relief when she took off her tight-fitting dress. She much preferred loose clothing.
While she busied herself in the bathroom, Luke opened a bottle of red wine and washed up. After washing off the smell of food
from the banquet, he changed into something comfortable and waited downstairs for Luca.
After all, women had more to do than men did.
Luke placed the bottle on the coffee table and took out two wine glasses. Then, he dimmed the living room lights and played
some music.
In an instant, the atmosphere turned romantic.
Luca was stunned when she saw the scene after descending the stairs.
Luke sat on the sofa. The two glasses and bottle of red wine were still placed on the coffee table in front of him. It reminded Luca
of the past when they would share a drink during their leisure time and chat about what was happening around them lately as
they drank.
The children were all asleep by then, and without the disruption of their children, all they heard was music and sweet nothings
from each other. The atmosphere also quickly led to them doing something else other than talking.
“What are you doing just standing there?" Luke looked at her and asked.
Luca snapped back to reality and sat on the sofa next to his.
“What did you want to talk about, Mr. Crawford?" She felt rather nervous as the atmosphere was starting to feel like a date to her.
Luke did not respond, instead opting to pick up the wine bottle and pour the two of them a glass of red wine. Then, he handed
one to Luca. “Have some."

Luca wanted to decline, but she had already recovered from her cold and had no reason to reject the wine. She took the glass,
thanked him, and clinked glasses with him.
Clink.
The two wine glasses made a crisp sound upon contact.