My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 111 Guilty And Unbearable Rosalie figured it out, cleared her mind, and drove home. The two little ones had already eaten, and Mary was watching the science channel with them. Seeing her enter the door, the three stood up and greeted her. 

The two little boys sensed that Mommy‘s mood did not seem right. They hugged Rosalie around her legs, one on each side, and looked at her with concern. “Mommy, is something wrong? You look exhausted.” 

Rosalie felt the warmth from their concern, forced a smile, and ruffled their heads. “It‘s nothing. Work is just a little troublesome to deal with.” 

The two boys knew that Mommy‘s work was difficult, so they did not suspect a thing and comforted her, “Mommy, you‘re so powerful. Things can definitely be solved!” 

Rosalie smiled and nodded. Glancing at the time, she urged them to go to bed. The boys obediently went upstairs to rest. 

Only Rosalie and Mary were left in the living room. 

“What‘s going on? Don‘t fool me. You

few seconds but told the

two little ones, Mary was furious. “Is he even a man? What kind of weakling picks on children?! The audacity to bully

I‘ve already met him about this. I‘ve thought about it for a while, and I‘ve figured it out. I‘m taking this opportunity to sever ties and distance my children from him. Now, I don‘t have to worry about him taking them away from me.” Mary still felt uneasy. “How are you going to explain this to

replied, “I‘ll think of a suitable explanation.” The two of them discussed this matter. After chatting for a while, it was getting late, so Mary bade goodbye and went home. The following day, the two little boys got up

explanation. Her heart hurt watching the two boys waiting obediently to go to school. Nevertheless, she still explained the only reason that she could come up with overnight. “I‘ve thought about

I‘ll sign you up for

was headed. They looked at Mommy, puzzled. “Mommy, why aren‘t we going to kindergarten all of a sudden? We didn‘t say goodbye to our little sister. If she doesn‘t see us in kindergarten, she‘ll

last time, and there was another burst of irony