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

“Yes, Madam!" Tommy saluted Luca. She could not help but smile when she saw how cute Tommy was.

After she watched Tommy take his pajamas and walk into the bathroom, she returned to her bedroom and sat at

the dressing table. She looked at the plastic wrap and stared blankly at herself in the mirror.

Luke was the one who had been helping her to wrap the plastic wrap on her hand for the past few days before she

took a shower.

She had to do it herself today.

Luca picked up the plastic wrap. When she was about to wrap the plastic wrap on her hand, there was a knock on

the door.

"Who is it?" Luca went to open the door and realized it was Lanie. "Lanie, what's wrong?"

"I received a call from Daddy before I went to shower. He asked me to do something," said Lanie in a cool manner.

"Huh?" Luca did not understand what the child meant.

Lanie walked into the bedroom and picked up the plastic wrap on the table. "Daddy told me it was inconvenient for

you to wrap it yourself, so he asked me to help."

Luca smiled in realization and shook her head. She did not expect Luke to remember this when he was busy with

work.

"It's okay. I can do it myself."

"No way. Daddy said you can't wrap it well yourself. You'll get your wound wet if you don't wrap it properly. If that

happens, your wound will get infected easily. Let me help you." Lanie tore the plastic wrap.

Luca had no choice but to sit on the chair and lift her hand.

Lanie wrapped her hand with the plastic wrap and repeated, "Ms. Luca, it's my first time wrapping this. Remember

to tell me if it hurts."

Lanie wrapped it nicely. Other kids would have most probably just wrapped it carelessly. Lanie was worried that it

would not be tight enough to keep Luca's hand dry, but he was also worried he would hurt her if he wrapped it too

tightly.

Lanie even started to think if he should try to wrap his hand with the plastic wrap first to test how tight it should be

and how much pressure he should exert.

"No. You're doing fine," encouraged Luca.

Even though Lanie did not say anything, Luca knew he was nervous. He was so focused and nervous to the extent

that there were beads of sweat appearing on his nose.

After a while, Lanie did not hear Luca saying that it hurt, and he thought it was almost done. He looked up and

asked seriously, “Is this alright? Will it get wet?"

“It's fine." Luca looked at her hand that was wrapped tightly and said, "You did a good job. The water won't be able

to get in. Well done, Lanie."

Lanie's face reddened a little because of Luca's compliments. Then, he said seriously, "I can wrap it a few more

times if it's not enough."

“It's okay. I promise it won't get wet. Go and take a shower." Luca stroked his head. This child resembled his father

in personality. He was cool, yet he was not as indifferent as he looked. He would even blush when he received

compliments from her.

The mini version of Luke was too adorable!

"Okay." Before Lanie left Luca's bedroom, he reminded Luca, "Ms. Luca, I didn't wrap it as well as Daddy did. Be

careful not to wet your wound when you're taking a shower."

“Alright. I will." Luca waited for Lanie to close the door. Only then did she take the clean pajamas out of the

wardrobe and walk into the bathroom to take a shower.

Lanie did a good job wrapping her hand. After taking a shower, Luca took off the plastic wrap. Her bandage was still

dry.

Luca unwrapped the bandage and observed her wound.

It was almost healed. She would be able to remove the stitches the day after tomorrow at the latest.

Luca applied some medicine powder to her wound and wrapped her hand with the bandage.

After she bandaged her hand, she remembered how adorable Lanie was when he was wrapping the plastic wrap on

her hand. She smiled, picked up the used bandage, and walked out of her bedroom.

Luca came to Lanie's bedroom first.

Lanie had already cleaned himself up and was leaning against the bed, reading a book.

Lanie lifted his head and turned to look at the door when he heard the noises of the door opening. He put his book

away when he saw it was Luca at the door. Then, he greeted her, "Ms. Luca."

“Are you reading?" Luca walked into his bedroom and hid the bandage behind her.

“Yes." Lanie nodded. Then, he was reminded of her wound and he asked, “Did the water get into the wound?"

“I knew you'd be worried about this. Look, this is the previous bandage I used. It's dry, and I didn't get my wound

wet." Luca showed him the bandage she hid behind her.

Lanie noticed there was some light yellow medicine left on the bandage. He knew Luca did not use a new bandage

to fool him. He could not help but feel excited.“That's great. I can help you to bandage your hand from now on too."

Luca smiled and stroked his head. “Yes. Lanie's a smart boy."

Lanie's face turned red again when he received a compliment.

“Are you shy?" Luca deliberately asked him.

Lanie shook his head and denied, "No, I'm like Daddy. We don't feel shy."

“Your daddy wasn't like this from the beginning. It's just that he learned how to cover it up after he grew up. Being

shy isn't something embarrassing." Luca taught him.

Lanie really looked like Luke.

That was why many people said that since he was little.

Luca could understand his mindset. When the child heard something like that when he was young, he would think

that he should learn from Luke. Besides, they were father and son. They had a lot in common.

Hence, it made Lanie want to look up to Luke more.

Still, he was just a child.