The Wrong Woman

"Jasper will start kindergarten after the New Year holidays. He'll stay here, and we'll need your help to take care of him while we're at the frontier," Mila explained.

Florence nodded quickly. "Don't worry. I'll take good care of him."

As a new mother, Sienna felt a pang of sympathy at the thought of a child being separated from his parents.

"Chubs, are you sure you don't want to keep Jasper with you? It's so heartbreaking for a child to be away from his parents for so long."

Mila sighed, resigned, "Some children are destined to bear their unique burdens from birth. I'm a scientist, and Nate is a general in national defense. Jasper's life is different from others." Sienna nodded, lips pressed together.

Mila reassured her. "We'll visit him during our breaks, and he can come to the frontier during his holidays. The actual time apart won't be as much as it seems. It's going to be alright."

Wendy chimed in, "It's good for him to stay here. There are plenty of children around, and it's always lively. There's laughter and joy every day, it's wonderful."

"Exactly."

The ward was filled with warmth and chatter. Men and women formed their groups, watching over the children, and keeping each other company.

Norvania, New Year was a time for

the Morrison Residence. Inside the bustling villa, everyone had gathered with

the children played around, and the maids busied themselves with

and chilly. Sienna and Mila sat on a long bench in the garden, gazing up at the sky. Mila couldn't help but ask, "Sienna, are

Daniel. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be here today." Mila

for the job here to take care of Daniel. Without you, I would never have met him." Mila found Sienna's words made sense and nodded

then asked, "Chubs, what about you? Are

other since we were kids. He had always liked me and

smile, then continued their conversation, reminiscing about the past, discussing their lives, work, children, and husbands.ond had deepened over time,

a coat in his hands, looking around until he spotted Mila. He walked over and draped

at him, murmuring, "I'm not

you should go inside. Nate

was

then, Daniel appeared. "Darling, what are you doing out here