Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 613

Roxanne sensed Archie and Benny‘s suspicion. Concealing her unease, she calmly led the children to the couch.

After Roxanne rested at home for a week, her leg injury had made a decent recovery, and she could already walk unassisted.

Nonetheless, Lysa and the children fussed over her condition and insisted she rest for a couple more days at home.

As the three of them settled on the couch, the children‘s attention remained on the rejected flowers, and they asked, “Mommy, why didn‘t you accept the flowers?”

Roxanne did not expect her children‘s question and struggled to come up with a reply.

Noticing her strange behavior, Archie asked, “The delivery man didn‘t answer our question. What if he sent the flowers to the wrong house?”

The words had barely left his mouth when Archie hopped off the couch, shooting his mother a final glance before declaring, “I‘ll go check with the delivery man. What if he really sent the flowers to the wrong house?”

With that said, he actually began walking toward the door.

Frowning, Roxanne ordered, “Come back here, Archie.”

Her son pretended not to hear her as he walked resolutely to the door.

reaction confirmed their suspicions that this was not the

new daddy, we

sink, and she desperately tried to think of

pain and bent down to cradle her injured

words startled

the couch, carefully inspecting his mother‘s wound, while Archie stopped his march toward the door and hurried back to the

for a long time, and she took

young, but even they knew what a

Someone gave Mommy roses!

Are we getting a new daddy

the same thought crossed their mind,

were about to ask who had sent the flowers when Roxanne‘s voice

surprise at their

back without even looking

she walked to the mansion‘s door and smiled politely at the flower shop‘s employee. “Thank you, and sorry

stared at Roxanne

mysterious recipient of his week–long flower

him wore a simple but elegant nightgown. Her long hair was artfully disheveled, while her features were so striking that even without makeup, it was impossible to tear one‘s