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

After a while, Mr. Griffin brought the brewed tea over and said, “Old Master Crawford, the tea is ready." "Okay." Old

Master Crawford took a sip of the tea. He could not help but exclaim, "The tea smells good." "I should've brought

some tea leaves to Luke's place." Then, he took another sip of tea.

"Grandpa, why are you craving for tea? Didn't you have any tea yesterday?" Louis asked with curiosity and poured

a cup for himself too.

"Luke doesn't like drinking tea. How could I expect him to have good tea leaves there?" said Old Master Crawford.

After all, Luke did not entertain guests there, so he would not have prepared tea leaves.

Some tea leaves were meant to be gifts for the guests. Old Master Crawford knew about that, so that was why he

did not say that he wanted to have some tea.

"You always drink a pot of tea in the morning. Won't you get upset if there's no tea?" Louis knew the old master's

habits well. Old Master Crawford loved drinking tea.

"It's still fine. The vegetable juice Luca made for me was good. It's good to have something else to replace tea

every once in a while. But I've thought about it. Drinking tea helps to lift my mood." Old Master Crawford toyed with

the vintage cup. The vintage cup and saucer were given by Luke.

As the old master loved drinking tea, there were many vintage tea sets in the house. However, his favorite was the

one he was holding now.

"Grandpa, the more you talk about it, the more I wanted to try Dr. Craw's homemade food," said Louis as he refilled

the old master's cup.

Susan was on pins and needles while she listened to their conversation. She could not help but feel depressed.

It seemed like Louis was trying to please Old Master Crawford, but they kept talking about Luke and Luca.

There was no way Louis had no idea that the two of them were his biggest enemies in taking over the family

business!

Her eyes slightly darkened, but she dared not to cause trouble.

Mr. Griffin walked toward them, smiled, and said, "Old Master Crawford, the Wright family has come to visit."

"The Wright family? Which one?" Old Master Crawford was confused. He knew many people who had the same

family name, so which Wright family was outside the door?

Susan answered, "They're my relatives."

“Your relatives..." Old Master Crawford nodded. Although they were Susan's relatives, they did not stay in A City.

Besides, they were her distant relatives.

However, they had been bringing gifts to them every year since they started their business. This had gone on for

over a decade.

They could not be considered the Crawford family's friends. They claimed to be related to the Crawford family, but

they were only their distant relatives. However, Old Master Crawford did not feel weird as they had been doing this

for the past 10 years.

After all, no friendship could last forever in the business world. There were only benefits and interests.

The reason they did this was that they wanted to tell others that they were related to the Crawford family. It would

bring advantages for them when they cooperated with others in the business world.

"Yes, Old Master Crawford. They come every year," said Susan. Her relatives on her mother's side would always

bring some people to visit them during New Year as she was one of the Crawford family members.

More and more people started claiming to be her relatives when T Corporation grew bigger over the past 20 years.

Susan was glad that they came. It made her look good, after all.

"Ask them to come in. Prepare some refreshments for them," Old Master Crawford said to Mr. Griffin. He did not

expect Susan's distant relatives to come so early. After all, it was only the second day of the New Year. Most of the

relatives who were closer to them would pay a visit first. However, distant relatives like them were already showing

up on the second day. Were they in such a hurry?

Susan did not notice Old Master Crawford's dissatisfaction and immediately said, "I've gotten everything prepared.

The maid will serve them. Mr. Griffin, please bring them in."

"Yes, Madam Crawford." Mr. Griffin nodded and walked out to bring the guests in.

Old Master Crawford looked at Louis and asked, "Where's Yuri and Thea?"

"Grandpa, Yuri should be putting on her makeup now. Thea refused to sleep last night, so I'm letting her sleep for a

while more," answered Louis.

"Parents are children's role models. Look at the dark circles under your eyes. You stayed up all night, huh?" Old

Master Crawford was attentive and observative.

Although Louis had freshened himself, the old master could still see that he had not gotten enough rest.

"Grandpa, it's the New Year." Louis scratched his head embarrassingly.

"You'll be going to Thea's maternal grandfather's house in the afternoon, right?" Old Master Crawford asked. Based

on the traditional customs, Louis would take Yuri back to her home on the second day of the New Year.

"Yes." Louis nodded and looked at Susan. "But I'm going to my maternal grandfather's home first. I'll visit Thea's

maternal grandfather after that. Then, we might be having dinner at the Dunn family's house."

"Okay. The schedule is well-arranged. If it's too late for you to come home after dinner, you can spend the night

there. I heard the weather forecast broadcasted that there'll be heavy snow tonight. It's dangerous to drive in

heavy snow at night," said Old Master Crawford as he was worried about their safety.

“Okay, Grandpa. Don't worry. I'll know what to do," replied Louis. His schedule would be slightly packed today as he

had to visit his maternal grandfather.

Susan initially thought of saying that they could visit the Armstrong family first and come back to have dinner with

the old master.

However, she dispelled the thought of it when she remembered that Old Master Crawford was concerned about

these etiquettes. They had to return to their maternal family's home on the second day of the New Year.

However, how many guests would they miss out on if they were not here for the rest of the day?

Guests would come to visit the Crawford family to show respect to Old Master Crawford. This did not just include

the Wright family. Judging from past years, some families who owned businesses would pay a visit on the second

day of the New Year to show their respect to the Crawford family too.

Susan was a little anxious. If they were not here in the afternoon and nighttime, Louis would miss out on many

opportunities.

The maid served the refreshments on the table for the guests, while Mr. Griffin brought the Wright family in.

After some pleasantries, a few of them sat down. The Wright family was constantly looking for topics of

conversation to butter up Old Master Crawford.

Susan sat beside them. She was not in the mood to talk to the others.

After all, the Wright family's business had nothing much to do with the Crawford family and Louis. That was why she

could not be bothered to talk to them.

Furthermore, they were merely distant relatives. They had never paid a visit before their family started their

business back then.

In the end, they came to visit just for the sake of their interests. Susan was not planning to talk to them. After all,

there was nothing she could gain from them.

On the other hand.

Luke walked into the storage room after Old Master Crawford left.

Luca knew he was going to visit the Norman and Rayne families.

It did not matter if it was the Norman family or the Rayne family, Luke treated them fairly. He would stay there for a

meal and keep her family company.

Luca walked into the storage room too.

"Mr. Crawford, are you looking for the gifts?" Luca asked.

"Yes. Please help me look for them. You were the one who put them here, so you know where they are.

The gifts are for the Norman family and Rayne family." Luke left the task to her.

Luca walked toward the storage rack and found the gifts for both families. She had carefully selected the gifts for

them and ensured they were suitable for them.

"These are for the Norman family, and these are for the Rayne family," Luca said to Luke.

Luke raised his brows and replied, "You don't have to say all this. You're coming along with us."