Billionaire, Let's Divorce! by BELLA

Chapter 0244

ANASTASIA

5 YEARS AFTER

"Why do I have to go there everyday? I wanna go with, u!" She said and turned away from me.

I sighed, dropped her backpack, lunchbox and my bag on the chair. and stooped to her height.

"Hey baby," I said softly and she responded by turning away from me again.

"Amie please," I took hold of her hands but she snatched it away. "Don't talk to me."

"Amie, look at me," I said in a firm voice and she immediately turned to me with a pout and watery eyes. I hate to raise my voice at her but sometimes it was the only way to get her to listen.

I gently took her hands in mine and thankfully, she didn't pull away this time. "Baby, you can't come with me to work. It's not allowed."

"Why?" She sulked, "I can work."

"I know that, Amie," I said with a small smile. "You're a very hardworking girl. But right now, school is more important for you, okay? When the time is right you'd work and no one will stop you." "What can't I work now?" She whinged, "I'm five!"

I almost threw my hands up. "Exactly, baby. You're five! You're too young to work."

turned five, she's been incessant

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and getting a job. I really am still wondering where she got all the impressions that she needed to help me. It was sweet but it

gasped dramatically, widening my eyes, "How is

looked into my eyes seriously.

you meet new friends to learn lots of new stuff with and there's always break time

some seconds then she murmured, "I know, mommy but I want to go with you to work. I want

kiss on her forehead. "Tell your what, if you listen to mommy and

Her eyes bulged, "Really?"

"Really!"

hands around me.

hugged her tight to me, feeling her little arms wound around my neck; for the umpteenth time, I was glad that

pregnancy.

run to Aiden and excitedly tell him that we were going to

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to get tied down fathering

step out. My first intent was to remove the pregnancy. I was still struggling to find and cater for myself, adding a child to my life would

around my bundle of joy. It's been five years and even though, it was hard at some point, I hadn't

her lunchbox and backpack. "Let's get moving else we'd