Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 310

Thanks to Ruby, Larissa’s vacation was extended indefinitely. Fortunately, Kevan never brought Ruby back again.

Larissa did not like sitting idle. Being cooped up at home at day, she had nothing to de except watch TV and play with her phone, which made her extremely restless.

Thankfully, Welet was kind enough to bring Larissa downstairs for a walk occasionally when the weather allowed it instead of allowing her to suffocate at home.

On a particular day. Violet took her to the park downstars after lunch. The park was filled with elderly people who had taken their children out for some test air. There was hardly anyone Larissa’s age.

As they cher ran into each other Violet had become acquainted with them and would chat with them when they sat together.

“Is she your daughter?” asked a woman next to Violet pointing at Larissa.

Grinning. Violet answered, “She’s my daughter–in–law, as dear to me as my daughter,”

Her words brought Larissa more warmth than the sunlight did.

I see,” the woman said, nodding as she continued to make small talk

little girl in a pink jacket rushed over to the woman, panting heavily and

opened a thermos and handed it to her,

girl rushed off, swift as the wind, retuming to her friends to climb a

she safely reached the top, then she put the thermos back in her bag.

asked. “You’re taking care

have been news reports about rannies abusing children! So. I must take care of her.

the children playing and trollicking not far away, full of my and longing. “It must be

face and waved her hand. “It’s too rowdy! Let me tell you, this one in our family has boundless energy. She wreaks havoc at home all day long! If her parents arent at

who was playing with a gare full of adoration. “When she goes to kindergarten on weekdays, something

glancing at

woman asked. “Your son and daughter–in–law haven’t had a child yet?”

it’s not time for them to

health now, so the recovery will be short and you’ll suffer less. Unmantled and chudless women tend to face more discrimination they face in the