Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 512

When Larissa went to pick Aster up in the afternoon, she noticed that the other parents, especially the mothers, were looking at her with a different expression from before.

Just as she was feeling puzzled about it, a parent who had chatted with her a few times earlier while waiting to pick up their children deliberately came up to Larissa.

Raising her eyebrows, she said in a teasing manner, “Your husband is really handsome! No wonder you seemed so secretive about him and wouldn’t let him show up at the kindergarten!”

Taken aback, Larissa froze for a moment before realizing that the “husband” she was relerting to was probably Kevan.

“Are you still trying to feign ignorance? The other parent nudged Larissa with her elbow and gave her a reproachful look. “I heard it myself. your son called him ‘Daddy‘ this morning!”

Aster…

Larissa felt both angry and yet powerless at the same time.

She had no energy left to argue, so Larissa simply gave her a laint smile and brushed her off.

After waiting for a while, the classroom door opened and the children swarmed out

into Larissa’s arms, his face beaming brighter than usual.

her with a loud and

to force a smile.

related to Kevan, but she had a feeling

Aster timidly and asked, “Asler, will your dad come

Aster’s lace laded, and

on whether he has time

dispersed, seemingly disappointed.

Larissa overheard the crux of the conversation. “What sports day?”

she would notify the parents in

heart sank.

was already starting to

Aldova, Aster’s kindergarten often organized these parent–child activities. The aim was to increase communication within the

such activities as they were beneficial for a child’s growth.

attend every event due to her busy work schedule, so Wendy

word “godmother“, so Aster had always referred to Wendy as his

and other parents in the kindergarten mistook Larissa and Wendy for

stil gave Larissa and Wendy strange looks, and their condescending attitudes. extended to how they

very reluctant to attend parent–child

earlier than