Mission To Remarry

Chapter 1063 Make Them Reconcile

The brothers played with Estella until very late into the night because she would be leaving the next day. It was only when Roxanne went to the boys’ bedroom to call for Estella that she reluctantly left.

Roxanne wondered what the children talked about when she noticed how spirited Estella appeared upon returning to her bedroom. “Ms. Jarvis,” Estella called out in her piping voice abruptly while Roxanne was helping her take a bath.

Roxanne stopped what she was doing and looked at Estella in confusion. The girl stared at her with wide eyes and asked, “Can you really not be my mommy, Ms. Jarvis?”

Earlier, while she was still crying, she had already asked that question, and Roxanne had already answered no. Roxanne was surprised the girl would ask that again.

Afraid that her answer would cause Estella to cry once more, she contemplated the words she should use.

Estella, however, seemed to have known Roxanne’s answer. She lowered her eyes and said aggrievedly, “I know you don’t like Daddy because he keeps angering you, Ms. Jarvis, and I’m Daddy’s daughter. You will definitely not want to become my mommy.”

is already engaged to someone, so he has to marry that person in the future.” The girl’s eyes lit up. “This means

Roxanne speechless for a few moments. The children always have a false dichotomous perspective on everything. Just because I denied the claim that I disliked Lucian, she thought I actually liked him, and I couldn’t be with him solely because of

moment, she had no idea how to explain

Estella scrutinized Roxanne’s expression.

troubled look on the woman’s face, a sly glint flashed past her

and Daddy had a heated argument that they still haven’t gotten over. We need to come up with a plan to make them reconcile quickly! “It’s Daddy’s fault

had no rebuttals to offer. It’s like she’s implying Lucian

changed the topic resignedly. “It’s getting

if it was because she had fun talking about the matter

words, the girl

Estella with a towel because her mind was still distracted by the emotions the girl had elicited