His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 295 The Life Of An Ordinary Person

“Is that what Mdm. Camila said?”

“She didn’t say it outright, but she was apologizing to Mom and Dad in a roundabout way. She was quite humble. But don’t worry, they are taking it well. They see it as a missed opportunity but not entirely a bad thing. They chalk it up to fate.”

Lysander nodded. “Yeah, that’s true. How have Mom and Dad been these past few days?”

“They’ve lamented a bit, but they seem okay. Mom is genuinely a bit sad, but she understands that it’s about Zachary’s future. She can’t say much about it. Dad seems fine, enjoying watching the Olympics. every day.”

“That’s a relief. I’m not home, and you’ve grown up now. Take good care of Mom and Dad, help them

with chores.”

“I know, Lysander,” Michelle obediently agreed. “Oh, by the way, you don’t need to come back this weekend to help me with my university applications. Zachary already helped me with them.”

“He went to our house?”

“No, he probably felt guilty toward our family. He didn’t come over, but he called me to his place and helped me fill out the applications there.”

to a science and

for girls to find jobs in engineering, regardless of the major. So, he chose materials science for me, saying that polymer materials might be a booming field and could be more suitable for

you like this

or dislike it. Lysander, I just want

age, don’t you want to choose something

kids from ordinary families like us, finding a job is the top priority. Chasing dreams is a luxury for the

grown up so

I feel the same, haha. Anyway, my anime has

felt

things well after getting the benefit, and

univercitu annlications Whether out

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Michelle had matured significantly.

once rebellious girl who almost fell out with the family over a teenage romance had learned a hard. lesson from

this was good

on her favorite major, becoming lasting regret? Or did these experiences make her more mature and sensible? Either way,

when Michelle were to reach Lysander’s age and feel overwhelmed by research work, she