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There was a knock on his office door before the police chief could gather his thoughts. "Come in."
A policewoman walked in in a hurry looking flustered. "Sir, the suspect is complaining that he's in pain again. His
face is pale and his facial features are distorted. It doesn't look like he's faking it. Should we send him to the
hospital?"
"Send him over. Contact the hospital to arrange a detention ward." The police chief had a headache.
'He doesn't appear injured on the surface but is screaming in pain. Could it be an internal injury?'
However, the statement that he recorded stated that the man was the commander of the operation. He held
Queenie and Luca hostage but did not participate in the fight at all.
'How could he have internal injuries if no one has touched him?'
The chief of police was not at ease. After all, the suspect had yet to be convicted. If something went wrong, he
would not be able to sit firmly in his position. When the policewoman was about to step out of the office door, he
urged her, "Make sure the hospital gives him a detailed examination. I want to know what's wrong with him."
"Will do." The policewoman hurriedly left.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtAfter a while, the man who was curled up in pain was taken to the hospital by an ambulance. Several policemen
accompanied the man to the hospital.
On the other hand...
After Luca had a leisurely dinner, she watched cartoons with the kids for a while.
The kids were starting school the next day, so the time they had to watch cartoons would be reduced soon after.
Luca looked at their childish faces. Abel had not told her what to do nor instructed her to take on any tasks.
However, she did not know how long she could be with her children.
In any case, she did not want to be Abel's tool nor did she want Nyla to grow up in that kind of environment.
After the cartoons ended, Luca said, "You'll start school tomorrow. Have you finished your winter vacation
homework?"
She was not worried that the kids had not finished their winter homework because they had promised Luke that
they would finish their homework on time every day.
Therefore, she was certain that the children had completed all their homework.
After all, they were Luke's children and had the same self-discipline as Luke.
"We're all set," the three children answered in unison.
Luca nodded and stood up with them, "Let's go double-check?"
"Okay, Ms. Luca." Tommy stood up, excitedly took Luca's hand, and headed upstairs.
The four of them arrived upstairs and slowed down when they passed Luke's bedroom as they all heard him talking
to someone inside.
Tommy pulled Luca into his bedroom and handed her his bag. "Ms. Luca, look!"
Luca looked at the homework list and checked the homework in Tommy's school bag. Everything was there, and his
stationery box was neatly placed as well. She was satisfied and said, "It's all complete. Great job."
"Hehe." When he saw that she was about to zip up his school bag, Tommy took over and said, "Ms.
Luca, let me do this kind of heavy work."
Luca looked at her right hand with a faint smile.
Considering that she was injured, Tommy felt that it was heavy work even if it was just pulling a zipper.
Luca's heart was warm. She felt very lucky to be loved so dearly by the father and son.
For the children, she was here to take their mother's place.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmHowever, they did not reject her too much. They even knew how to care for and take care of her.
If she stood with the children and told others that they were all her children, no one would doubt it.
They were close-knit and acted just like any mother and children.
They were related by blood, so it was natural for the kids to want to be close to her.
Luca then checked Lanie's and Rainie's school bags. They were neatly packed, and all their homework was in the
school bag. Likewise, the stationery boxes she prepared for them were also in the school bags.
She handed them their school bags.
"You'll start school tomorrow." Luca sighed leisurely as she counted the time since she left the island.
She had accompanied the children through summer, autumn, winter, and spring. It had almost been a whole year.
"I would prefer to accompany Ms. Luca." Tommy turned to hug Luca's uninjured hand and moved up to hug her
entire arm. "I don't like going to school."
"What are you talking about? You go to school, I go to work. You come back from school and I get off work. It's no
different." Luca was worried that Tommy would dislike going to school, so she quickly coaxed him.
"Ms. Luca is right." Lanie nodded in agreement.
As Crawford's first-born great-grandchild, he was taught the importance of learning at an early age.
Therefore, he felt that there was no need for holidays. It was better to learn more at school.
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