Chapter 91
After thinking of the perfect way to begin her enquires, Sylvie came up with one that was a have a lot of options. a little ridiculous. But she didn't
She pulled over in front of the school, then waited in the car until the bell rang and the kids came trooping out. She was taking a huge risk-she knew. But if it worked out, the risk would be worth it.
She left the car, scouring her eyes over the place and feeling relieved the moment she saw them-Lily and Cora.
They
were both carrying their backpacks with Lily holding Cora's hand as they hopped out of the building, heading for the central Pack to wait for their mum with the other kids. This was Sylvie's chance.
She went over, approaching them before they reached the park
"Hey, pumpkins!" She waved at them, wearing her bright smile
The girls' eyes beamed upon seeing her. "Aunty Sylvie!"
Sylvie didn't look suspicious for any of the staff around to stop her. She was a heavily pregnant woman decently dressed in a pair of jeans and black shirt. Who could suspect someone like her? How was school today?" Sylvie stroke Cora's hair. "It was fine."
"Did you come with mummy?" Lily asked, looking behind her.
Sylvie
e stuttered for a second before getting the words out. "No. And actually, your mum doesn't need to know I was here."
God, she hated that she was doing this to Evelyn's kids, but she didn't have a choice. Since her conversation with Westley three days ago, she's been restless. You see, myself and some other friends of your mum are planning a little surprise for her," she continued calmly as she led them to a seat in the park. They found an empty spot where she sat in the middle. "But to achieve that, there are certain things we must know. You see, it's an adult thing. So, I don't expect you to understand much, which is why I'm not going to explain further, but we want to help her heal from the of your dad. Do Do you understand what I mean?"
loss
Guilt stabbed Sylvie hard in the chest. For God's sake, she shouldn't be bringing up such sensitive topic!
Lily and Cora were just six and four. Hopefully, they were young enough to fall for her lies.
They bobbed their heads.
your uncle Lincoln been frequenting your
kids, in their school without her knowledge, it'd mean trouble. She really hoped some sort of delay would keep her
been very nice to us. He visits everyday, bringing us gifts and
eyes widened at the revelation.
ear. "Your uncle seems really nice. Which is why he's my friend as
"Back then, he
lump forming in her
your mum..." she
"They
about. Did mum and dad have any issues before he...you know, died?" expressions turned sour. Sylvie's heart skipped a
all the time, and there was even a day dad left home for days. It didn't take long before he-" a little squeeze. Oh, she coullet her get the
her
her stomach roiled from the information she'd just receiv The chips and chipotle sauce she had for
Paul had major issues before his
raced beneath
Her heart raced
into her bag where she pulled
I these for
hide the
Thank you!" Cora snatched two from her, while
"Thank you, aunt Sylvie."
meeting a secret, alright? Remember, if mum knows, the surprise
her, okay? You can tell
"Bye!"
licking hers
breath she'd been holding. She rested her head on the steering wheel,
kill Paul and didn't have anything planned against Kage like she'd thought? But, why would Evelyn lie to her? And why did it seem like she might be
drive home, Sylvie was disturbed and kept thinking of ways to complete the puzzle in her head. Her mind wouldn't be at rest
the Jacuzzi. But when she stepped into the bedroom,
It was a white box
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