Let Me Stay The Night

“Maddy, I have examined that woman for you. You can’t beat her, so you should just give up,” advised Maggie.

One look at Christina was sufficient for Maggie to tell that the former was a calm and graceful person.

Earlier on, she was nitpicking and trying to test Christina’s patience.

However, Christine did not panic at all. Instead, she came up with excellent designs. Judging from her character, Christina was clearly a composed person who would never act recklessly.

“Grandma, I can’t believe you’re defending an outsider instead of helping me!” Madison was so angry that her eyes turned bloodshot.

Maggie patted the back of her granddaughter’s hand. “If he isn’t married, I will definitely help you. now that things have come to this, you should just give up.”

Give up? How could I possibly give up?

She had been pining for him for so many years. There was no way she was going to give him up.

“If I can’t marry Nathaniel, I’d rather not get married at all this lifetime.”

Meanwhile, Christina did not return to the office. Instead, she went to the supermarket and bought a few different flavors of candies before heading to the kindergarten to pick up the children.

Christina stood at the entrance, waiting for the children when school was over. However, there was still no sign of Lucas and Camila even after all the children had left.

In the end, the two kids came out with their teacher, Stacy.

“Hi, you must be Lucas’ mom. There’s something about Lucas that I would like to talk to you about.” Stacy appeared upset.

Christina nodded and told the children, “I have bought you some candies, and they are in the car. Why don’t the both of you wait for me in the car?”

“Okay, Mommy!” With that, Lucas grabbed his sister’s hand and ran to the car. The driver opened the door for them to get in.

Stacy brought Christina to an isolated corner before saying in a serious manner, “You see, Lucas is a bright child, but he doesn’t like learning. That’s not good. He never completes the homework I assign them. Camila, on the other hand, will finish all her homework!”

Camila, being obedient and adorable, was well-loved by all the teachers.

Though they were fraternal twins, there was a vast difference between their characters. One was docile and obedient, while the other was mischievous and naughty.

know there’s homework?” Christina would ask about the children’s studies once in a while, but they would always tell her

day during lessons, he would impatiently ask us to skip to the next question and claim that he already knew the answers.” Stacy sounded exhausted and frustrated as she recounted Lucas’ antics.

kids are lining up, he will stand at the back and cause trouble. He’d even get his classmates to join him in messing around and ignoring the rules Stacy put her hand on her forehead and

back and have

no easy feat. She had to be the one apologizing for

is an outstanding boy. He’s just a little too mischievous. Though it’s not a big problem, he still has to

make sure to keep an eye on him.” Christina lowered her head sheepishly, so embarrassed she wished the

Stacy’s complaint, she felt that she was partially responsible

after speaking

in the car, the twins had already opened up the candies

pouted his colorful

at the boy’s face that resembled Nathaniel’s, she

don’t tell me Mommy has found out that

sure that he was hiding something

inside my bag.” Lucas immediately hugged his bag tightly and

clouded over. “Camila, give me your

glance

unzipped the bag and found the girl’s workbook. Neat rows of numbers and some simple

almost every

Christina almost fainted when she checked her son’s workbook. The teacher wrote the following on the blank pages:

over twenty blank pages in the workbook with only the teacher’s warning written in red. Apparently, he didn’t complete any homework for almost

a sudden, the candy in Lucas’

at her son with

let her expression do the

Nathaniel walked into Scenic Garden Manor with Sebastian and

study with

time but

a better technician? That way, I’m sure we’d be able to complete

superficial level.