His Heart Is Now Elsewhere

Chapter 25

Celebrating New Year for the first time in the peak of summer, Kinsley and Yazmin both found it

fascinating.

Yazmin’s father and mother, Carson and Adelyn, brought many things from their home country. The two little girls were sticking couplets and window decorations in the living room.

Looking at the lively atmosphere in the house, after many years, Kinsley finally felt the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year again.

Since her grandmother passed away, she has been spending Chinese New Year’s Eve alone.

Although Donte would come to accompany her, it was usually in the evening, before eight o’clock,

and she would be alone at home.

All she could feel was an exceptionally intense loneliness, set against the backdrop of the lively

world around her.

She thought that after getting married in the new year, she would be able to change this situation.

But unexpectedly, the marriage did not happen, and the New Year was spent with someone.

Busy in the kitchen, Adelyn served a plate of freshly fried meatballs and smiled warmly as she

asked her to taste the flavor, her tone filled with concern and affection.

“Kinsley, this is Yazmin’s favorite dish. Give Auntie’s cooking a try and see if it suits your taste.”

Kinsley took a bite, but didn’t have time to give her opinion.

phone, ran over eagerly, opening her mouth and

fed.

of jerky and intended to let it cool down before feeding it

wait and took a bite directly.

from being scalded, Kinsley went to fetch a glass

about food all the time, I wonder what she’s so

took a sip of water, and then looked over with

expression.

Kinsley like me? We are like sisters, hmph!”

childish appearance made Kinsley can’t help but chuckle.

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a faint smile tugging at the corners

more proud. She stepped forward and

acting

don’t mind, why not consider me as your younger sister? You see, I could wash dishes, make you laugh, and

and mischievous expression made Kinsley finally unable to hold back and burst

her daughter’s

my sister, or were

genuine, without any ulterior motives. Mom, don’t slander

me!”

firmly clarified her statement, she then pleaded with Kinsley, holding onto her arm.

that I could just call you sister

easier!”

a big deal either, Kinsley

so happy that she couldn’t find her way, and

several times.

a large plate of fish, came out and confidently protected the