My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 458

A Handful Genevieve told Shirley that moderation was key tomastering the violin and warned that she would not be able to lift the violin bow the following day if she did not set the violin aside for the night. It was only then that Shirley set the violin down reluctantly. She took her father’s hand, and they descended the stairs together. Genevieve turned down Jan’s invitation to dine with them. Instead of forcing the matter, he walked her out the door while thanking her profusely. “Thank you so much, Ms. Rachford. I was right in my decision to hire you. Such a major change has come over the child just from being in your company for a day. She’s been ignoring me for the past few days since the housekeeper touched the dolls in her room. You can’t imagine how happy I was to hear her greet me today.”

understand,” Genevieve said. “I have children myself. I will be attending a pitch meeting for a film in Lightspring this Thursday, so I probably won’t be able to come over.” “You go about your business first,” Jan said at once. “Let me know if I can do anything to help.” The pair stood outside the fence as they chatted. Jan was all smiles. He even opened the car door for Genevieve. None of them noticed the figure in the sedan parked across at the junction. Using the seat to block themselves from view, the person used a video camera in their hands to have a clear view of the pair standing outside the mansion. On Thursday morning, Genevieve headed to the airport first thing. It was about nine at night in Dartan at that moment. Genevieve headed to the VIP lounge after checking in and found a seat next to the window to video call the children. Amanda began crying when

“You wouldn’t be fit to be my elder sister even if you were born first! You are so short. I wouldn’t want that!” “You’re not fit to be my elder brother either!” As the siblings began to squabble again, Amanda threw the phone aside and hit her brother. “If you pull my hair, I’m going to thrash your room!” she yelled amidst tears. Back then, Genevieve could still stop the fight whenever the children got into it. But as their fights grew more vicious the older they got, she

the left side of the walkway. Vaguely, she detected the smell of sandalwood laced with a whiff of danger. Genevieve looked over when the stewardess left and saw that the person was wearing a white shirt with black trousers. Even