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

Right after that, the parent sitting in front of Tommy piped in, “Mr. Collins, my child did well in Math too. Can he join

the competition?"

Mr. Collins nodded and replied, "Of course. The training is free, but there's a limited number of participants for each

school. So, the school will organize a competition before the Mathematical Olympiad takes place to pick the

students who'll participate."

The parent added, "My child is good at math. I'm sure he can do it. Mr. Collins, I'd like to register for my child first."

"Sure, Mrs. Jenkins. Let me register for you," offered Mr. Collins.

Once Mrs. Jenkins said that to Mr. Collins, other parents also came to register for their children to participate in the

mathematics training program, hoping that their kids could join the competition.

Mr. Collins was surrounded by the parents at once.

"Ms. Luca, I don't want to attend the training program after school," said Tommy. All he wanted was to go home and

do his homework with Lanie and Rainie after school. He wanted to watch cartoons with them as well. It was much

more interesting than attending the training program after school.

"Be good. Let's listen to what your daddy says about it first." Luca stroked his head.

Ashley piped in, "Ms. Luca, Charlie's parents are walking toward us."

There was a hint of fear in the little girl's voice. Mrs. Hudson's behavior had frightened her yesterday.

Luca looked in the direction Ashley pointed at. They were really coming.

They were walking toward her with a smile on their faces.

Luca sensed that they did not come looking for trouble. She stared at the awkward smile on Mrs. Hudson's face.

Something came into her mind. Were they here to curry favor with her?

Probably not...

How could who was someone so arrogant yesterday try to butter her up today?

However, Charlie's parents were truly walking toward her.

Luca met their gazes and waited for them to speak.

Mrs. Tuffey walked toward them nervously. She thought they were going to argue again. She immediately said, "Mr.

and Mrs. Hudson, I'd like to talk to you about Charlie's performance in class. Why don't we head over there?"

Mrs. Hudson knew Mrs. Tuffey misunderstood and thought that they came looking for trouble. In fact, they came to

apologize to Luca.

“Mrs. Tuffey, I'd like to have a chat with Tommy's guardian," Mrs. Hudson immediately said.

The expression on Mrs. Tuffey's face turned awful, and she replied, "Mrs. Hudson, we're having a parentteacher

conference now. This is the time for teachers to communicate with the parents about the students. If you have

anything to tell her, can you please wait until the conference is over?"

“Don't worry, Mrs. Tuffey. We're not looking for trouble. We came to apologize to her today," said Mr. Hudson. The

way he looked at Luca seemed like he was trying to please her.

Luca raised her brows. She was surprised to hear that.

Mrs. Tuffey did not expect them to want to apologize to Luca. Hence, she turned to look at Mrs. Hudson.

Mrs. Hudson nodded and said, "I'm sorry. I wasn't really myself yesterday. What I did was a bad influence on the

children. I made things difficult for her too. That's why I came to apologize."

"There's no need to do so." Luca rose to her feet and stared coldly at the couple in front of her. "You're both figures

in the business world. You should know that you've already missed the best chance. There's nothing you can do

about it. So, it'd be better if the two of you focus on the parent-teacher conference.

There's no need to apologize to me."

"I'm really sorry. Please don't sue us. I promise I won't do that anymore. I'll educate my child and teach him not to

cause any trouble at school." Mrs. Hudson became anxious when Luca refused to accept their apology. She could

not help but utter her words quickly.

Luca knew what happened when she heard the word 'sue'.

She also understood that the Hudsons were not afraid of getting sued, but they knew Tommy was Luke's son. They

were afraid of offending Luke.

After all, part of their company's orders had something to do with T Corporation.

Luca did not expect Luke to be that fast. It only took him a day to find out who Mrs. Hudson was, and he even asked

his attorney to write a letter to them.

"It's a parent's responsibility to educate their child. Mrs. Hudson, it's not right for you to only realize that it's your

responsibility to educate your child after receiving a lawyer's letter, right?" Luca's face darkened.

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson had already attracted the attention of the parents around them.

Everyone knew that Charlie's parents were running a successful business, but they were now humbly asking for

forgiveness from the woman in front of them. The strange scene in front of them made them wonder who Luca

was.

However, the way Luca dressed was like an ordinary white-collared worker.

Could a white-collared worker frighten the Hudsons?

Could it be that the child's father was an influential person?

"Yes, yes. You're right." Mrs. Hudson realized she said something wrong. She immediately patted her lips, making a

gesture that looked like she was punishing herself. "I'm sorry. Miss, we've never received a proper education.

Speaking wisely isn't our strong suit. Please forgive us."

Mrs. Tuffey understood what was going on when she saw how humble the Hudsons were.