Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 329

Allison felt a wave of restlessness wash over her. She started deleting the words in the email, one by one. Enough. She had done all she could, and how Joshua would handle things with Lillian was out of her hands now. It was the weekend, and thankfully, she didn't have to head to the law firm.

She poured herself a cup of coffee and nibbled on a croissant to keep her hunger at bay. Still, the agitation in her heart didn't settle. The sun was shining brightly outside, and Allison decided it was a perfect day for a walk. After a quick tidy-up, she headed out.

A large park was nestled near her suburban home, a place she frequented. On weekends, the park was alive with families and children playing. The evergreen trees cast a lush canopy, and the blooming tulips and roses were a sight to behold. People were picnicking on the grass, and kids were happily flying kites.

As she strolled across the lawn, taking in the lively atmosphere, Allison felt her worries begin to melt away. After wandering aimlessly for a while, she found a wooden bench under a big tree and sat down to rest. Suddenly, she heard the soft sobs of a child nearby.

knit sweater, her hair tied into pigtails with fluffy bunny hair ties. Allison

"Hey there, sweetheart, what's wrong?" The girl's doe-like eyes were red from crying, her cheeks streaked with tears. "I...

her lips forming a pout. "What about your dad's number? Or any other family member's?" Allison tried again. The girl pressed her lips tightly,

your parents' names?" The girl nodded, "My mom's name is Mandy." Allison breathed a sigh of relief, thankful the girl remembered her mom's name. Thinking quickly, she decided to take the girl to the park's management office, where staff could use the PA

softly, patting the girl's head. The girl wiped her tears, blinking up at Allison before

find your mom." The girl obediently took Allison's hand,

staff member asked, "What's your name, sweetheart?" "I'm Julia," the girl replied in her tiny