Mission To Remarry

Chapter 501

Roxanne immediately refuted that, “I think you got it wrong. We’re mere acquaintances and are not close.”

Cassandra raised an eyebrow and decided to try her luck. “In that case, can we switch our groupings for the play?” she asked, harboring hope that Roxanne would say yes and she could partner with Lucian instead.

Although she hoped to hook up with Lucian, even if she failed, she would still be happy to have a hunk like Lucian as her prince in the play.

Roxanne was excited by Cassandra’s proposal. However, recalling Jeffrey’s words, she had her doubts. “Can we still make a switch now?” she asked, looking uncertain.

Cassandra could tell Roxanne was agreeable, so she nodded her head excitedly and said, “So long as we’re both agreeable, I don’t see why not. All we have to do is inform Ms. Ward about our decision.’

Roxanne was hopeful and nodded in agreement.

Jeffrey could not accommodate her request for a switch earlier as he would have difficulty coordinating the change with other parents. However, since Cassandra initiated the switch and both of them were agreeable, she did not think Jeffrey and Pippa had any reasons to object.

reaching a consensus with Cassandra, the two ladies went back to their own seats. They planned

and her jaws dropped when

idea the boys

take a seat

The boys gingerly nudged her when they saw her dazed and rooted to the spot, with

the boys a forced smile, and sat down awkwardly, her

Jarvis is really popular. Didn’t know you’re so chummy with the other parents…” Lucian sarcastically

puzzled by his mocking. She turned toward him and saw him looking stoníly at

his gaze was on her, and

furrowed his brow in

wry smile and said, “If you are referring to that lady, then it is all thanks to you,

darkened upon hearing her rebuke. He knew she would not bother to explain even if

Pippa came into the classroom with a parent who arrived late. After settling everyone down, she did a headcount and was pleased to see a full attendance. She smiled and said, “Since