Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Keilani looked away and changed the topic. "I've brought you some snacks. I didn't know what you liked, so I got a mix. Here. Have some."

Jennie eagerly opened the bag, discovering crisps, sandwiches, cakes, and more. She bit her index finger and glanced at Keilani with a shy smile. "I like all these snacks. Thank you."

A smile played on Keilani's lips. "Glad to hear that. I'll get you some more later."

Keilani was confident she could quickly build a good relationship with Jennie if this went on. She just had to cater to Jennie's likeness. Initially, she feared Jennie might refuse the snacks and distance herself further.

Keilani assumed that one day, Jennie would come to accept her. That way, she would get closer to her goal of marrying Tyrone.

Jennie nodded appreciatively. When the bell rang, she said, "It's time for class. Time for me to go back. Bye."

"Bye."

Jennie returned to the classroom with the large bag of snacks. During the next break, she put the snacks on the table and said, "If anyone would like some, help yourself."

"Thank you. Where did you get these snacks?" inquired a curious classmate.

woman sent them. Let's enjoy the

grinned. Did Keilani believe she was that naive to be swayed by a small gesture

so

the snacks with each

later, Keilani revisited

lunch was filling. Following lunch, the children

kindergarten finished at noon, wanting to take Jennie out for

easily distracted, turned to see Keilani

briefly looked out of the window and made eye contact with Keilani, who smiled at her. Despite Keilani's friendly gesture, Jennie's expression

prompting an immediate surge of

the classroom doorway and waved at Jennie. "Jennie, I'm

stood up and approached. "I don't want to

said, "Jennie, don't you want me to be better to

to disturb me at school. If you keep coming, it'll

"Okay, I won't come again. But don't