Love of Tomorrow (Vania Greyson) novel Chapter 288

Chapter 288 Firecracker Explosion

Meanwhile, in the room next door, Jack and Jacob were staring at Hanson, and they threw a facial tissue in his face out of disgust.

They were signaling him to remove the lipstick.

Hanson, however, didn’t accept the tissue and responded, “You’re still young and you don’t understand. When you meet someone you like in the future, you’ll understand how I feel.”

“We won’t be like you!” Jack and Jacob scoffed.

Jack went on to say, “Don’t get too comfortable. Even though Mommy has accepted you, we will still conduct a thorough inspection of you. If we discover that you did something wrong to Mommy, we will not allow her to stay with you.”

They held their arms up, implying that if Hanson hurt their mother, they would not hesitate to resort to action to solve the problem.

It might be because the twins had telepathy or because they had prepared their speeches ahead of time, but their words and actions were identical.

“Then, it’s a deal.” Hanson chuckled and stretched out his pinky finger.

Jack was unaffected by his actions, but Jacob was taken aback. He learned from James and Jack that Hanson had made the duo a pinky promise as well, and they felt something they had never felt before.

Now, such an action had unexpectedly appeared in front of Jacob.

Even before he started holding hands with Hanson, Jacob felt like he had been stung by electricity.

He felt an unfathomable sense of trust, which was why he extended his hand and said, “It’s a deal.” This was yet another indication of their mental closeness.

At this very moment, the sound of glass shattering rang out from the living room.

The six of them rushed out the door almost simultaneously, only to see shattered glass in the living room. They looked at each other and their expressions instantly went cold.

“Stop right there. Don’t let anyone get away.”

In the chaos, someone threw a firecracker through the broken glass wall in the living room.

The firework landed right in front of Vania’s four babies. At that moment, Hanson jumped toward the firecracker without hesitation as it was an instinctive reaction.

Before Vania and her babies could react, the firecracker exploded with a loud bang right on the spot.

“Be careful!” they exclaimed.

They noticed that the white gauze wrapped around Hanson’s hand had turned bright red with blood. This time, he was seriously hurt.

“Get out of here!” Hanson said, ignoring the injury on his hand.