It was in the rush hour, and Anna was stuck in traffic. She clicked on the text message and read it. After that, she frowned and dialed him directly.

“Mr. Brown, why do I have to stay at the hotel too?”

Mr. Brown replied, “I don’t know, this is the notice from the headquarters. They probably think that if guests have an emergency, you can handle it for them. Do you find it inconvenient?”

“My daughter is on summer vacation and stays home every day. Can I take her with me?” “Are you serious?” Mr. Brown asked unhappily. Anna replied awkwardly, “I just asked off the top of my head. Fine. I’ll figure it out.” After hanging up the phone, Anna stared at the screen indignantly. It was so unfair.

I didn‘t even complain about this temporary arrangement, so how come I couldn‘t take my daughter to check–in? Anna thought.

She decided to send her daughter to Peace’s place. Luckily, Peace was on vacation recently and was home every day and night.

“I didn’t want to bother you, but it came all of a sudden.”

Peace readily agreed, saying, “I’m Tammy’s godmother, so of course I’ll take care of her. Don’t worry. By the way, tomorrow is Saturday, are you off work? Shall we go out shopping?”

Anna explained, “I have to take Tammy to swimming lessons tomorrow first. Every weekend, the swimming pool holds a parent-child class, and parents have to go to the class together. If I can get out of there early, I’ll call you.”

“What is it about? It’s not like she’s going to kindergarten,” Peace asked, feeling puzzled.

When Anna went to the bathroom, she sat on the couch, poked Tammy’s shoulder, and asked, “Tammy, why do you suddenly want to go to swimming lessons?”

Tammy was sitting on the carpet watching cartoons. She blinked and asked, “What are you talking about? I don’t understand.”

Peace pinched her face and said, “Your mom can’t swim at all, and neither can you. Why did you take the initiative to learn how to swim? When you were little, you cried every time you took a bath *

and said, “I’m doing this for my mommy’s lifelong happiness anyway You‘re my mom’s best

lit up She asked, “Her lifelong happiness? You set up a blind date for

swimming pool?”

close.” “I

immediately refused, saying, “No, if there are too many people there, they won’t be

kid, Tammy. Who on earth

bathroom and had no

things and took Tammy to the swimming pool

go.” Before leaving, Anna glanced at the couch and shook

eating a snack and watching a movie

like others whenever she was on vacation but stayed at

heard Peace say before closing the door. Anna frowned, thinking she was talking about

swimming pool, the morning session had already started. There were quite a few parents,

the women who came to the parenting class all seemed to know each

was pregnant out last week. She has “What kind of milk powder does

jacket. The dressing room was expansive, but the two women talked about their

realized that the people who came here with their children seemed like housewives who didn‘t work. They cared about their husbands and children and their families every day.

out that her hunch

pool in their various colored swimsuits. They kept talking about school, grades,

had and where they went to school, Anna used the excuse to

a month than listen

and the

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