The Abandoned Wife

Chapter 934 What She Was Capable Of

Looking at the figures, Aubree narrowed her eyes as she subconsciously tightened her grip around the vial she'd gotten from the man. Meanwhile, Roxanne remained oblivious of Aubree's presence.

Just after lunch, the afternoon sun bathed the land in its warm light. The kids didn't feel sleepy at all. Quite the opposite, they felt hot due to the rising temperature.

Roxanne scanned her surroundings before bringing them toward the waterfall, where the group was instantly greeted by a pleasantly cool breeze. Even Roxanne couldn't help but let out a satisfied sigh. "Ah!" All of a sudden, Estella ran and hid behind the woman's back. Roxanne lowered her head, confused.

All she could see was Archie and Benny, both barefooted in the stream, splashing water toward the little girl.

When they noticed Estella was hiding behind their mother, the two little boys instantly stopped what they were doing, feeling a tad guilty over their actions.

observed the topography earlier. Although they were at a waterfall, the flow of the water-which only reached

Roxanne didn't say anything else and merely directed Estella to stand next to her. "You're doomed for splashing water on Essie!" She then squatted

wasn't angry, they regained their enthusiasm and began to play. Estella was soon influenced by them and participated in

watched over the kids while taking pictures of them. The atmosphere was lively and cheerful. Estella had a smile on her face the entire time, and the children's tinkling laughter

she got out of her car and inched closer toward the tent, being

of cups that were on the ground. Roxanne had prepared them for the children so they could drink out of them. The children had felt thirsty during the barbecue, so they had filled their cups

some leftover in the cups. A menacing

noticing no one was paying attention to her, she took a deep breath

and opened the vial in one swift move. She then poured all of its

minutes, she completed what she came

Aubree was confident that no one else would know that it had

was icy as she glanced