Divorce Time

Chapter 30

She would never shy away from a challenge or care much about what the other kids thought of her.

Suddenly, she found it hard to let go of Charlene, clinging to her without wanting to release her grip. “Mommy…”

“Yeah?” Charlene embraced her back. “What’s up?”

“I was thinking…”

It had been a while since she last enjoyed a meal cooked by Charlene, and she missed it. Just as she was about to express her thoughts, she remembered her plans to attend Vesta’s game that evening.

Her eyes flickered with hesitation before she let go of Charlene. “It’s nothing.”

A meal prepared by her mom could wait. There would always be another time. However, Vesta’s games were not as frequent. Without much hesitation, she chose to go to Vesta’s game.

“Okay, then you better head in. Don’t keep your teacher waiting.”

“Okay.” Jasmine finally let go, but before she entered the classroom, she couldn’t help but look back. “Call me during lunch, okay, mom?”

Charlene promised, “Of course.”

Feeling reassured, Jasmine confidently walked into her classroom.

watched Jasmine confidently introduce herself on stage and take her seat before waving

saw Josh, who had brought someone to her desk.

announced, “This is Sunny Fields. She’ll take over your position.”

was beautiful, dressed in designer brands

scrutiny, though she didn’t show it. Instead, she extended a warm hand and introduced, “Hi there, I’m Sunny. I’ll be shadowing you

shook her hand. “No worries at all.”

finished my master’s. And you? Where did you graduate

have much work experience to take over my

had her unique skills. After all, many in the office

Sunny, “Ms. Fields, we have a meeting coming up soon. Let’s

I almost forgot about the real deal. Let’s talk

help but ask in a lowered voice, “Is it true that Mr. Henderson is

Charlene confirmed, “Yeah.”

“Hearing you say that makes me even more excited to meet him. Too bad Josh

Thorne wouldn’t be in. Given Thorne’s extensive personal ventures, it was

had dragged Charlene to the cafeteria. After getting their meals, Charlene took

“Calling

calling my