From Sneers to Cheers: Anthea’s Ascent

Chapter 367

Chapter 367

Why does Blythe talk like that? It's kinda... weird.

"Mom!"

Right then, another voice chimed in..

"Sweetie!" Blythe quickly turned around, "Oh, sweetie, you must be exhausted from all that testing, huh? Here, let me hold your pencil case for you!" That was Blythe's son, Bernie.

Bernie was a skinny lad, not very tall, barely reaching up to Anthea's shoulder, and even shorter than Blythe.

After introducing her son, Blythe added, "This is my son, Bernie, but we all call him sweetie."

Carole nodded, somewhat at a loss for words, managed to say, "Blythe, your son sure looks lively!"

Blythe beamed, "Oh, he's always been a bright spark, very smart too. Folks around here say he's got a gift, like he's blessed by the heavens..."

Bernie, growing impatient, glanced at Blythe, "Could you cut the chitchat? I wanna go home! I'm hungry!"

"Oh dear, sweetie's hungry! My apologies, how could I forget? Come on, let's head home," Blythe then bent down.

Carole was puzzled as to why Blythe was crouching when suddenly, Bernie hopped onto Blythe's back!

And then, to everyone's shock, Blythe stood up, carrying Bernie.

Carrying him? At his age?

Carole was dumbfounded!

Carole, but Nanson and Anthea

in the world was that

shook her head, "No idea, but I don't think he's sick. Blythe had four daughters and just this one son. Probably just spoils him rotten." Anthea frowned slightly, "No wonder

favoring their

as far as to send their

changed the subject, "So, Annie,

"Not bad," Anthea nodded.

walked to their car,

a sense of familiarity

the license plate and couldn't see inside due to the

car, however, the

that moment, as Anthea glanced back,

there, sheltered under a

a blue outfit, blending with the rain

through the raindrops, her

vision serene as a calm sky after

action of unwrapping a candy

Their eyes met.

depths of a once shadowed heart, a warmth

to come, Alex

get in," called

Anthea replied, getting into the

engine, and they drove off, leaving the black car behind,

later, they