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

“Let Pierre go to prison?!"
Karen's steps came to an immediate halt as she turned to glance at Old Master Mallory.
His expression was dark. It was not just a threat; he was truly furious.
The anger in Karen's heart instantly reached its boiling point. She blamed Percy and Nina for everything.
If it were not for the two of them pissing Old Master Mallory off, he would not have said something like that.
It left Karen with a cold feeling inside her, thinking that Old Master Mallory truly did not value her son. Otherwise, he would not
have resorted to such threats.
After Karen left the dining room, Mr. Bennet's gaze followed her, making sure she was heading upstairs. He then hurriedly
returned to the old man's side to report, "Old Master Mallory, Madam has gone upstairs."
Old Master Mallory's expression remained terrible. Mr. Bennet quickly poured him a glass of water and handed it to him. "Please
have some water."
Old Master Mallory took the glass of water from him and took a big gulp to ease the tension in his heart.
"Old Master Mallory, calm down. Master Percy is perfect in every aspect except for his relationship..." Mr. Bennet dared not to
convince Old Master Mallory to let Percy do as he pleased. Instead, he said, "He chose this path. He'll understand your good
intentions if he suffers in the future."
"I'm not sure if I'll have the chance to wait until that day," Old Master Mallory said with a heavy sigh. It was obvious that he was
still upset with Percy.
He initially considered accepting Nina as his granddaughter-in-law if Percy agreed not to have a wedding. It was all for the sake
of the Mallory family's future.
However, Percy did not acknowledge his sentiment in the slightest!
Old Master Mallory's expression turned more sour at the thought of this.
Mr. Bennet quickly massaged his shoulders, knowing that applying pressure to certain points on the shoulders could help him
relax a little. It was a technique taught by the family doctor.

Old Master Mallory waved his hand and said, "You may stop. I need to meet someone. Ask the chauffeur to get the car ready."
"Yes, Old Master Mallory," replied Mr. Bennet. He initially wanted to suggest that Old Master Mallory go to the hospital for a
check-up, but when he knew the old master was about to go out, he figured it must be related to Pierre's matter. Therefore, he
immediately made arrangements to get the car ready.
There would be no peace in the Mallory family until this issue was resolved.
After getting the car ready, Mr. Bennet escorted Old Master Mallory to the car and saw him off. Then, he returned to the dining
room.
The chef stood there, waiting for instructions. When she saw Mr. Bennet come in, she asked, "Mr. Bennet, should we take all of
this away?"
"Yes, clear everything," answered Mr. Bennet as he glanced at the dishes on the table. These dishes were what the Mallory
family had daily.
The dishes were prepared to serve five people, but there were plenty left.
It seemed that neither Old Master Mallory nor anyone else had the appetite to eat. That was why there were a lot of leftovers.
The chef nodded and began to clean up, muttering to herself what a waste it was to throw away so much food.
However, the Mallory family had rules stating that even if the dishes were not eaten, the kitchen staff were not allowed to take
them home. The food must be thrown away.
As Mr. Bennet watched the chef clean up, he picked up his phone and sent a message to Percy: [Master Percy, Old Master
Mallory isn't feeling well after you left. Please come back and spend some time with him whenever you're free.]
After sending the message, Mr. Bennet waited for a while, but there was no response from Percy.
Mr. Bennet shook his head helplessly.
On the other hand, after Percy left Mallory Manor with Nina, he didn't drive them back home.
Nina noticed and asked, "Where are we going?"
"You'll find out in a bit.” Percy did not immediately reveal their destination, leaving it a mystery.

Nina nodded and turned to look outside the window, tracing the landscape outside as it receded. There was still a hint of worry in
her expression.
She did not want Percy to go against his family for her.
Yet, he had made a firm decision by choosing her. It seemed like conflicts were unavoidable...
Nina was uncertain about what to do. She wanted to be with Percy forever, but she also wished to mend his relationship with his
family.
It did not matter if their marriage did not have their blessing, but the support of the Mallory family was crucial to him.
As she was lost in her thoughts, the car came to a stop in a temporary parking spot by the roadside.
Nina realized the car had stopped and came back to her senses. She looked at her surroundings, only to notice that they had
stopped on a commercial street.
However, the commercial street was built to serve the residents who lived nearby. The expenditure level in the area was not
high.
Nina turned around to look at Percy, not understanding why he had brought her here.
Percy unfastened his seatbelt and explained, "You didn't eat much earlier. I figured you'd get hungry later. That's why I brought
you here to eat."
"Is there a new restaurant here?" Nina asked curiously.
"No, not really," replied Percy as he pushed the car door open.
Nina quickly got out of the car too.
Percy walked toward the passenger seat to meet her. After he held Nina's hand, he headed to the walkway and explained, "I
heard others saying that there's a famous food stall here. I've always wanted to bring you here to try it, and I finally found the
chance to bring you here today."
Nina clicked her tongue, putting aside the unpleasantness she had experienced at the Mallory family's house. "But don't you
think street food is unhygienic?"

The first time she was forced to be with Percy, she tried bringing back food from a food stall for supper. He had a disgusted look
on his face when he saw it.
Nina knew he cared about personal hygiene and believed street food was not clean or healthy.
Since then, she had not eaten any street food in front of him even though she thought the food tasted good. She would only
secretly have them without Percy finding out about it.
That disdainful look he gave her back then lingered in her memory.
"It's not hygienic." Percy did not change his opinion, but he smiled and continued, "But an occasional indulgence won't hurt.
Besides, they say the street food here is actually really good. I'd like to give it a try."
Nina smiled. She let go of his hand and immediately held his arm.
Percy knew Nina loved street food. Hence, he was trying to overcome his mysophobia and taking a big step to accept it.
She would not force him to eat the same things as her or share all her interests.
They were two different individuals. Making Percy adapt to her would be difficult.
Still, she appreciated Percy's willingness to make compromises for her.
"Percy, it's wonderful to have you in my life,” said Nina in a soft voice while she gently leaned her head on his arm.
Percy relaxed his eyebrows, feeling comfortable listening to Nina's gentle whisper. "Yes. So, don't even think about convincing
me to cancel the wedding."
Nina was stunned for a moment, but she immediately put a smile on her face after that. He really knew what was on her mind.
"You deserve the best in the world. The wedding must be held no matter what," declared Percy. He wanted to let the world know
that Nina was his wife even if they were keeping it on the down low.
Nina was not hidden away, and she did not have a secret relationship with him.
Their marriage was legally recognized. No one could separate them.