Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

“Mommy.” Natalie arrived at the kindergarten an hour later.

Her two kids were at the entrance, chatting with Joe.

Natalie honked to indicate that she had arrived.

At once, Connor’s eyes lit up when he heard the car honk. He quickly pulled Sharon up. “Mommy’s here.”

“Mommy.” Sharon broke away from Connor and dashed toward Natalie with Connor and Joe in tow.

“Mrs. Smith.” Joe called out shyly.

Natalie smiled. “Joe.”

“Mrs. Smith, this is for you.” Joe took a box out from his school bag.

Natalie bent down and accepted the box with both hands. “What is this?” she asked gently.

“These are cookies baked by my mom.”

mouth in surprise. “Why

mom told me to. It’s to thank you for taking good care of my sister.” Joe

in response. “Okay. Thank you, Joe. Tell your mother I said

ago. It was so that

much – just a simple helping hand whenever Alice

token of appreciation from Lucinda for

Natalie held on to the box of cookies as she ushered

she sent Joe back, the sun had already set. Natalie arrived at the

by Mrs. Wilson, the three of them washed up and

that would be provided at Thompson Group tomorrow, as well as everything

hours when she finally fell asleep with a

that she was seated in the backseat of a car in a beautiful dress and playing with a cute teddy bear. Meanwhile, her mother was seated in the front passenger’s seat and talking on the

other end of the phone, nor what was being said. However, her mother suddenly got into a heated argument.

with her mother. She got the shock of her life when she turned around and

upright. Her face was pale, and her whole body

an attempt to calm