The Reclaimed Rose (Annalise and Steven)

Chapter 39

Chapter

39

Zane was a total daddy's girl and could never say no to Willow. Willow didn't even need to ask for Zane's help

He picked her up and placed her into the child's seat in the shopping cart right away. Then, he pushed the cart ahead while walking at lightning speed. Willow's voice.

I walked behind them, but it wasn't long before I lost sight of them. That said, I could still hear W

"slow down, Daddy!" Willow was clearly happy. Even her complaints were laced with laughter. "I can't even see Mommy anymore- ch! Mommy!"

I happened to hear Willow from behind me, so I looked back. That was when 1 saw her waving at me, so I waved back

the next second, the two whooshed past me like a gust of wind. Meanwhile, I took my time strolling and seeing if there was anything I

again, I could tell Willow was bored of playing in the cart. She tilted her head at me, What are you doing,

wanting to compare the different brands. Yet, I only realized

I

much free time all of a sudden. Zane began examining the products on the shelves. He seemed to have recalled the drawings Willow took from my bag earlier and casually asked, "Do you like to draw?" "Yeah, I previously took classes for some time." I smilingly explained, "When I was a housewife, I'd get bored after doing house chores.

walking beside me. He was silent for the longest time before saying, "Have you ever considered turning this into a casual,

I had never considered the possibility of doing such

lit up as she suggested, "Mommy, you can post your art online after you've drawn them. I've seen many people do it

know the overall content of those posts. Still,

was about to become an incredible artist like

to me. "Your art will gain more exposure online. Who knows? Maybe your little comic-like drawings could get published, "Other companies may also take an interest in your drawings and commission you to design commercial art for them. All in all, there are many benefits to

to convince me, the more I felt such a job would suit me better. "Alright,