Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 106 It Was Supposed To Hurt

Aubree only allowed Estella to get off of her when she heard the child beginning to get out of breath from crying so much.

Estella immediately crawled toward the window on the other side of the car while enduring the pain and clutching her schoolbag to her chest as she continued sobbing.

“Good! It was supposed to hurt,” Aubree scoffed as she glared at the little girl. “If you tell anyone about what happened today, I swear to God that you’ll never see that woman ever again.”

Only then did she go back to the front seat and drove Estella to the kindergarten.

“We’re here. Wipe those tears off of your face,” Aubree commanded after they reached the kindergarten.

Estella hurriedly dried her face, afraid that she really wouldn’t be able to see her beloved Ms. Jarvis after this because of Aubree’s threat.

Aubree glanced at her and felt like her face seemed clean enough. She opened the door, and as they walked toward the gates together hand-in-hand, she hissed, “Don’t cry or make a fuss again. If anyone can see even a single mark of a tear on your face, you’ll know what I have in store for you.”Right after she had hissed at Estella, Aubree looked back up again with a sweet smile plastered on her face.

her tears back and

spotted the hastily dried tears on Estella’s cheeks and frowned in concern. “What happened? Why have you

huge fuss today and didn’t want to come to school. We spent the longest time having to

in confusion upon hearing that. “Really? Estella has never

with a smile, hurriedly changing the subject. “Maybe she’s not feeling too well today. After all, her fever has only just gone down. Please keep

agreed with a smile, not looking too much into

and pretended to give her a couple of

just gotten into her car when she spotted a familiar Mercedes-Benz parked in

her two children out of the

expression cleared up, and she began to look as right as rain once the three of

Aubree’s expression darkened rapidly.

Roxanne chatted casually with the teacher before handing the kids over, and her expression remained gloomy