Please Give Me Another Chance Mrs Hamilton

Nadine often attended parent-teacher meetings and usually sat next to Callista. Thus, the two had a good relationship. As mothers who participated in parent- child activities, they had plenty to talk about regarding their kids and men.

Bryan and Brad were men of few words, sitting with their wives and listening to their conversations about the children. They wore gentle smiles that showed patience and warmth. It was a stark contrast to Brad's usual standoffish demeanor.

Yet, it was happening. It was so real that Nadine almost questioned if she was imagining things. The scene she had once longed for had finally happened, yet she felt no joy.

They were divorced now, so why was Brad pretending to be so affectionate? Genuine love should be timely. It was meaningless for him to express his feelings after their divorce.

After chatting for a while, the teacher called everyone over for the last activity, which was to form sentences. The teacher provided a set of words and, worried that the children might not recognize them, included illustrations next to each one. Thus, the children could read them just by looking at the pictures.

The words given were: "Mom", "Dog", "Eat", "Watched as", "Ground", "Poop", "T", and "Lay". The teacher also read the words aloud with the children a few times.

"Alright, can any of you use these words to form a sentence? There's a special prize for whoever gets it right!"

Initially, the children were giggling and chatting among themselves, paying little attention to the teacher. But at the mention of a prize, the room quickly fell silent, and everyone looked at the teacher. One of them even asked loudly, "What's the prize?"

it's a fantastic prize. Remember, only the children can answer this question. Parents who know the answer

remained silent, watching their children with amused expressions. Meanwhile, the kids eagerly raised their hands,

to one of the children and said,

lay on the

room erupted in

alike were in hysterics, some even doubling over. The- teacher tried to hold

head, and called on the next child. "It's your

as I watched my mom

laughter swept through the room, louder than before. Everyone laughed so hard that they felt like

She covered her mouth and

on the ground as it watched my mom

whole class burst

she could barely stand. Even Brad, who was usually stoic, let a rare