Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 1047 Was She Good

On Monday, Sonya sent Estella to the new kindergarten herself. The new kindergarten was not far more luxurious than the old one. The only difference between them was the different teachers and classmates.

In spite of that, Sonya was delighted with her arrangement. My granddaughter is finally away from Roxanne’s kids! She’ll still be able to make new friends here, anyway.

Sonya was so preoccupied with thinking about Estella’s future that she completely neglected Estella’s feelings. After handing the girl off to the teacher, Sonya turned and left.

The teacher drew her brows together as she looked at the tear-stricken face of Estella. The children who were admitted into the kindergarten were either from rich families or powerful families, so they had to be carefully handled.

Their parents were even more troublesome to deal with than them. If those parents were to find out that their children had cried at kindergarten, she might be fired from her job the next day.

With that thought in mind, the teacher quickly crouched down to console the girl. “Be good, Essie. The kids are waiting for you in the classroom. You’re such a pretty girl; I’m sure everyone will like you!”

It was only when the teacher was talking to Estella did she realize the girl had delicate features and was a silent crier. Hence, her crying did not frustrate anyone—it only made others feel bad for her.

The teacher’s words did not reach Estella at all. Estella just kept crying with her head hung low.

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sweet and cute, some of the other children soon gathered around her to console

Estella ignored them all, wringing her hands as she continued

hurriedly grabbed her hand, hoping

she moved away from the child, she

cried out, swiftly approaching the crowd to

response. Once they came back to their senses, they began treating her in

“She’s so strange!”

of Estella as a weirdo. Not only was Estella ignoring them,

frowned as certain thoughts made themselves

girl… doesn’t

In the end, she asked the other children

unresponsive to anything

Estella had stopped screaming; she