The Love that Never Really Dies

Very soon, Sharon and Jackson arrived at Sakura Elementary School.

That’s right. Vivian, Matteo, and Ian officially became elementary school students after their sixth birthday.

Sharon parked the car and got down instead of Jackson to pick the kids up.

“Oh? Grand-aunt, why are you here to pick us up today? Where are Daddy and Mommy?”

Sharon went to pick up Vivian, who was in Class One, before getting to Matteo and Ian.

The three of them were placed in separate classes ever since they entered elementary school. Vivian was in Class One, whereas Matteo and Ian were in Class Four and Class Five.

She no longer had to worry about Ian as of now.

Sharon’s heart melted at the sight of Vivian running towards her.

“Yeah. Your parents are busy with work, so your granduncle and I came to pick you guys up.”

“Oh, I see. Let’s go and look for Matt and Ian then, Grand-Aunt.”

The adorable little girl took her words for it. She grabbed onto Sharon’s hand and went off to look for Matteo and Ian.

Ian was with Matteo at the moment.

The both of them would usually meet up before they went to hang out with Vivian.

However, they headed to the school field instead of hanging out with their sister today.

something feels off

“What?”

wasn’t as sensitive as Ian. He looked up and stared at Ian

“Haven’t you noticed? Mommy didn’t come home yesterday

“What? Really?”

looked at

yesterday night after Sasha got into trouble. He didn’t want the

day, he told the kids that Sasha had gone to work early in the morning when

Matteo and Vivian really

had a feeling

he was way more meticulous than

over yesterday. Moreover, Mommy left for work before Uncle Lance this morning. Don’t you

tongue-tied, at a loss of

and Sharon arrived at

Ian, look, Grand-Aunt is

out

skipping towards them with an adult

think?

“Yes…” Matteo said helplessly.

the school and went to the car. Jackson broke into a smile when he saw the three of them. “Hello kids, what do you want to eat today? It’s on

quiet, whereas their cute little sister, Vivian, clapped happily. “Yay! Granduncle Jackson. I want

Burgers it is then. You

head and agreed

Sharon brought the kids out for lunch today before

it anymore.” Jackson was a hot-headed man. He breathed a sigh of relief after sending the kids