My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back by Cheryl Moore

Chapter 83

Chapter 83
When the kids heard what Kimberly said, they stopped demanding to see Christopher.
Finally, Kimberly breathed a sigh of relief and thought, This should be enough to deal with it for a while.
Unfortunately, shortly after Vincent and Olivia returned from Norham, the kids began. to look for Christopher again.
Raising children indeed required wits and courage. Kimberly had strong opponents, and it was even one-on-three.
Although the kids were still small, they had high IQ and EQ and good looks. Any one of these qualities would outshine many of their peers, not to mention the combination of all three.
Without a doubt, Kimberly had met powerful opponents, but she gladly endured the hardships.
Kimberly had always attached great importance to the habit cultivation of the children.
The kids had learned to greet people with ease.
In kindergarten, the teachers and their classmates liked those three polite children with. good manners very much. When they met their classmates and teachers, they always took the initiative to greet them. They were sweet and enthusiastic.
At home, they also called the serv ants affectionately. To them, those people were their good friends, especially Esther and John, whom they basically regarded as their grandparents.
Kimberly had lacked family warmth since she was a child. Besides, in the Larson family, only Yandel was close to her. The others either regarded her as an enemy or a dispensable stranger.
In addition, Esther and John were old subordinates of her parents. They were extremely loyal to her and devoted themselves to the Larson residence. They not only regarded her as a boss but also treated her like a daughter.
Other than greeting, the kids had also developed the habit of following rules.
The rules of the kindergarten should naturally be abi ded by everyone. After entering. the kindergarten, the first task was to set rules. They had to line up and raise their hands to speak, and they were not allowed to whisper to other children in class.

At home, Kimberly also set rules and schedules for them.
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That was very important. Preparation would lead to success, while without it would result in failure.
Meanwhile, as the three children got out of the vehicle, John and the others already waited at the door.
With them, the Larson residence was full of life and joy. Since they went to kindergarten, the mansion had become quiet.
It w
I was no wonder Yandel called Kimberly every few days and asked
to bring the kids.
to the Larson estate. It was too quiet, and he wanted the three kids to liven the atmosphere.
After John and Esther finished their work every day, they looked forward to the kids returning from school.
“Mr. White, Ms. Hansley, we’re back. Did you make the most delicious fried chicken today?” Candice could not wait to enjoy the food.
“Okay, go wash your hands quickly and come over for dinner soon,” Kimberly ordered.
Led by the serv ant, the kids lined up and headed toward the bathroom.
Esther smiled and said, “Ms. Larson, you know how to handle them. Look how obedient they are.”
Kimberly had always been satisfied with the performance of the kids. “Raising children is like managing a company, which depends on systems and rules to discipline and motivate them. That’s why I always tell you not to spoil them too much. Children are sensitive. When they realize they haven’t followed the rules once, they will work toward the goal next time.”
Upon hearing Kimberly’s words, Esther was hit by a sudden realization. It was indeed difficult to go from extravagance to frugality.
The Larson Residence had always been desolate, and every room was spa cious and bright.
Kimberly was a generous boss, and the wages she offered were high. Therefore, the ser vants worked hard to keep the windows bright, clean, and spotless.
In the dining room, three kids and Kimberly sat around the table and enjoyed a well- prepared dinner with relish. The scene was very warm.
eyes
Looking closely, Esther found Kimberly somewhat resembled Diana, her ey especially. She was inevitably touched by the sight and thought, ‘If only Mrs. Larson and the others were still here!’
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After dinner, the kids played in the mansion’s playground and digested the food.
Kimberly sat on the swing at the side and watched them play without doing anything else.
After a while, the three little ones had an idea and got together as if they were plotting something interesting and novel.
Kimberly was truly grateful to be given three children at once. It was fun and lively to grow up with several kids, while it was inevitably lonely to be alone.
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