Love Of Tomorrow

Chapter 380 A Mother and Her Offspring

With a cold face, Hanson uttered, “Since you’ve given them the things, you can go back now.”

Melanie was shocked since she had assumed that he would at least be fazed a bit by Morgan and Morales’ excitement upon seeing her.

She bitterly said, “Please, don’t chase me away. Let me send the kids to school since today is their first day of school. Other kids have their parents to send them. How bad would Morales and Morgan feel if they didn’t have theirs?”

While saying that, she was already crying, as if wanting to use her tears to prove her pain.

Nonetheless, Hanson was not moved by this. “Vania and I being with them is enough. We don’t need you.”

Melanie’s heart was crushed by this. What Hanson was essentially telling her was that she had been completely replaced by Vania.

Now, she did not dare ask Hanson again, as she knew he would not agree to it.

she could only place her hopes in Morales and Morgan while she spoke with tears in her eyes, “Can I send

Morgan were already aware of

and since they had lived together for five years, it was impossible for them not to have any kinship with

were sad and angry, they still wanted her here. They looked at Hanson with pitiful eyes, seemingly asking him if it

not responding, Morales

opened his mouth, “Can

I’ve already told them all they needed to know, so why are they still acting in

hasn’t reached the time to sever their relationship. In the end, Hanson could only concede.

their mother had never sent them to school before, so they wanted to experience it

this development, Melanie instantly knew there was still hope for her. She said, “I’m only going

though he had repeatedly promised her that he would

the other hand, Vania knew just how inseparable a mother and her children

was still speaking to his foster father even after the mistreatment he went through before he left. So, one could see just how hard it was for Morales and Morgan to leave Melanie, especially when she

the kids’ wishes.” Vania smiled at Hanson, indicating that everything