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Cherry's problems had nothing to do with Anne, so she figured it was better not to get involved in that situation.

Actually, what she couldn't stop thinking about was Children's Day.

Another day had passed and the most anticipated day finally arrived. Anne wasted no time and got up as early as she could.

Needless to say, Simon and Sally didn't want to get up at first. But, when their mom asked them if they fancied accompanying Eddy to school, the two kids immediately turned over, eyes wide open. They quickly got out of bed and put on their clothes with obvious excitement.

Anne shook her head slightly as she gave her children a loving look. It seemed that the two kids were a little too eager about going to new places.

Who could imagine that the two kids would also go to kindergarten a year from now.

Funnily enough, they would probably lose their interest in that place just like their older brother.

Coincidentally, Eddy had already packed up his stuff and taken a seat at the table, like the obedient boy he was. He had woken up so early that he had to wait for his mother and siblings.

Finally, Anne appeared at the kitchen, wearing a smile on her face as she was holding the hands of the two toddlers. Then, the three of them walked over to the table and sat together simultaneously. "You must eat quickly, my darlings. We have to pick up a little girl as soon as we're done!"

When Eddy heard the surprising news, he paused and lowered his head in defeat.

Ella was a troublesome little girl.

The smaller children, on the other hand, wolfed down their food due to the excitement of meeting someone new. After Anne looked at the time, she took the car key and brought the children to the vehicle.

"Mom, are we going to pick up a girl?" Sally had taken a seat beside her mom, now she was looking at her with her big and beautiful eyes.

Anne nodded back at her with a smile. "Yes. You'll see her soon."

Sally nodded eagerly, but was unable to keep still after her mom's confirmation. Then, she glanced at her two brothers and caught Eddy looking out the window with a trace of impatience in his eyes.

Naturally, Sally wanted to say something, but instead she bit her fingernail in confusion. There was evident doubt in her big eyes. 'Wasn't that girl my brother's classmate? Why does he look unhappy?'

Meanwhile, Anne was growing desperate. As a matter of fact, it was rush hour and the traffic jam was insufferable, so it took the family a lot of time to get to Ella's home.

When they finally arrived, they spotted the little girl waiting at the door. She waved her hand happily as soon as she caught a glimpse of Anne.

At the same time, Anne stopped the car and greeted her with a smile. Ella approached her immediately and got in. In the end, she sat down next to Eddy.

The latter frowned and made room for his classmate.

"Thank you, Auntie." Ella expressed her gratitude toward the lady with the sweetest smile.

"Eddy and you are classmates. You don't need to be so polite, darling." Anne shook her head gently while driving.

pet name. Then, she took a quick look at Eddy. As she managed to catch him bowing his head, she immediately

though, she was still driving, Anne could see the children from the rearview mirror. "Ella, where did your father go?" she couldn't help

answer. And with a dull voice, she replied, "Dad often goes away on business trips. Sometimes I can't even see him for a long

the situation. The girl's father often had business stuff to attend to, so he would also travel a lot. However, his journey was so hectic

birth, so the only person in her life was her father. Nevertheless, his absence could be justified, for he wanted

all, Ella was just a poor child.

listening to her story, Anne couldn't help but notice the sad look on the child's face. Her pouty expression made Anne's heart soften.

yourself lonely during your dad's business

his head in astonishment. Ella, on the other side, felt

lady smiled and shyly accepted her

found that the parking lot was filled with luxury cars, so Anne's car could easily go under the radar.

fact, she thought the car was just another way of transportation. While for many people, it represented who they were, it

a another

up at the school, everyone knew that Eddy was Anne and Kevin's son. So, the parents who had missed out on the surprising news

parents decided to come to the kindergarten was not to celebrate Children's Day. Actually, they just wanted to get

to sign many cooperation contracts, which none had to do with Kevin

came to be due to the powerful character of the company. However, there were still plenty of

man loved his wife very much, so the main goal was to flatter the lady and attend to her needs rather than going straight to the powerful

soon as they spotted Anne on her way to the kindergarten, some of the parents were visibly

upstart businessman in A City,

get closer to Anne, Colin's

she knew it, Anne found herself surrounded by a multitude of people. Some of their faces were familiar to her, while others she had

What a crazy coincidence that your child and mine study at the same kindergarten, don't

is such a smart little boy. He is the genius of this

choice but to smile and

what they were trying to do. Eddy was

be an interrogation, everyone failed to realize that the

children, Eddy was the eldest and, naturally, the

his brother's

chose not to answer his sister's

state. She approached him with caution and consoled him with a quiet voice, "It's not easy to be a child of the

Eddy

Family meant infinite happiness and

bound to inherit the family business in the future, Eddy had to be smarter, learn faster and to outshine the other children. To make

was certainly not an easy task, especially as a young

more, Eddy never expected to

multiple times, but you've always given me the cold shoulder. People are always talking about me behind my back and, when I ask them why, they just

was noticeably sad at this point, but she looked at Eddy with grievance and resumed her speech. "My Dad just came to A City and hasn't gained a firm

but chose not to answer. For the first time, he looked