Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 155: 155. It’s raining heavily_1

"Are you going out later?"

Elly’s voice brought the babysitter back to reality as she shook her head, "No, I still have to work on my graduation thesis in a bit."

The babysitter was named Lynn Clark, an almost-graduate university student. Since her coursework was essentially over and she wasn’t busy this semester, she needed money urgently for her family and thus sought a job to tide them over.

It so happened that Elly needed someone reliable, attentive, and with a progressive mind to take care of William due to her busy work schedule.

She went to a nanny agency and encountered Lynn there for an interview. Seeing the young girl’s beautiful appearance and realizing she was a university student, she decided to hire her to look after William.

Elly was not a strict or demanding employer, and being only two years older than Lynn, they were close in age and got along well. Elly gave Lynn a lot of freedom in her time, as long as she took good care of William.

"Oh, I saw you’ve put on makeup, so I thought you might have somewhere to go,"

delicate makeup and chuckled, not

saying, "When I graduate and start working, I’ll need to pay attention to my image. I was just

giving a few instructions to Lynn, she went

let out a long sigh of relief and

passed, and Adam had not appeared again, which

informing her that the court had postponed their divorce case, citing an overload of cases and an uncertain date

Adam had manipulated the situation. Biting down her frustration, she mentally cursed him fiercely, yet she could do

day for family reunions. Elly gave Lynn the day off and took William to the Clark Family’s home to celebrate. After dinner, they spent several hours watching

the car drove halfway, the previously clear moonlit sky suddenly darkened; the moon hid behind clouds, and it began to rain without

when she drove into the neighborhood, the

managed to hold the umbrella in one hand while carrying William

driven by gusty winds, made it quite a struggle for Elly, who was holding

Elly’s arms. Handling the umbrella to keep it from being blown away, while also