Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 1143

Now that Pamela had taken a good look at Roxanne, she realized there were indeed some similarities between Estella and her.

Despite that, she still chose to be careful and confirm with Estella. “Essie, is she your aunt?”

Estella only wrapped her arms around Roxanne’s neck with her back facing Pamela. Not a single word came from her mouth.

Roxanne had no choice but to pat the girl’s head to attract her attention. “Essie, your teacher’s talking to you.”

Only when Estella heard Roxanne’s voice did she slowly turn around.

Flashing Estella a smile, Pamela repeated her question.

To their horror, Estella pursed her lips and shook her head, clearly looking upset.

Both Roxanne and Pamela were stunned by Estella’s response

Roxanne knew Estella was mad because she had denied being her mother. However, she could not explain the situation to Pamela either.

thought that Roxanne, the woman who claimed to have a

picked up her phone again with a

quickly said, “I can explain this. Please believe me. If I’m a bad person, why would Essie be staying in my arms

mind when she heard that.

in

rejecting the teachers” touch.

would do everything she could to avoid

what kind of relationship Roxanne had with

was clearly written on her face.

bad person, the fact that you made the children in this class cry remains. This isn’t a small matter. You need to at least give me an explanation. That way, I can answer their parents when they ask me about

glanced through the window and saw the children she frightened earlier crying while the teaching assistant was busy trying to calm everyone down.

and smiled at Pamela apologetically. Tm really Essie’s aunt. I can give her father a

first place, but all the children there were from rich families. If their parents decided to take out their anger on her, only the Farwell family would have the power to make

Roxanne had only made them cry only because she

did not expect was that Pamela actually wanted her to make that call.

I have to be responsible for the children. So… Pamela’s intention was