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Baron Lawrence held her all the way to the doorstep before letting her down.
Enna’s cheeks were flushed as she pulled out her key and opened the door.
She had just changed her slippers and entered when her phone rang.
Enna took out her phone and saw that it was a call from Wyndham Howell. She frowned and walked towards the bedroom while picking up, “Hello.”
“Enna, you can come to class tomorrow,” Wyndham’s voice was as gentle and soothing as ever.
Enna was overjoyed, “Really?”
“Yes, but you still have to take the adult college entrance examination. Once you pass, you can become an official student of Harbor City Adult University. Before the exam, the school arranges night classes from 7 to 9 pm, where teachers will help you review the exam content and explain the key points. Remember to come to class tomorrow.”
Enna hung up the phone and had just put it down.
Baron Lawrence emerged from behind her, narrowed his hawk-like eyes, and asked in a hostile tone, “Who was that?”
Enna wanted to say it was Wyndham Howell, but remembering the conflict they had over him last time, changed her answer to, “Olivia.”
Having lied, Enna felt inexplicably guilty, as if she had betrayed Baron Lawrence. Not daring to meet his gaze, she changed the subject quickly, “It’s already time for Darling to get out of school…”
She looked up, her eyes filled with anticipation, and suddenly suggested, “Baron, would you like to come with me to pick up Darling from school?”
Baron Lawrence frowned and just when Enna thought he would refuse, he turned around, impatiently urging, “What are you still standing there for? If you want to go, hurry up, or Scott Harris will pick him up.” Enna’s eyes lit up, and she followed him.
In Genius Nursery School, children were playing in the park.
Unlike the snotty-nosed children fighting over slides and swings, a beautiful little boy wearing a shirt and overalls sat in a quiet corner, playing with his phone non-stop.
As the sunlight filtered through the trees, it cast mottled patterns on him.
The little boy looked like an angel who had fallen to Earth, extremely adorable.
Not far from the angelic boy, a little girl wearing a princess dress, with twin ponytails, watched the surroundings as if facing a formidable enemy. She was like a little bodyguard for her beloved prince, fearing someone would disturb him.
At this moment, several girls of the same age approached, giggling and holding lollipops in their hands.
Rose Howell’s inner alarm went off, and she immediately stretched out her arms to block their way, “You’re not allowed to go over there!”
The three girls were unhappy about being stopped, shouting, “Rose Howell, what are you doing? Move! We’re looking for Tobias Clark!”
“Brother Tobias said you’re not allowed to go over there!” Rose Howell insisted with determination on her cute little face.
One of the girls got angry, shoved her, and said, “Aren’t you annoying? Tobias never said that. I think you’re making things up on purpose! You’re always clinging to Tobias; aren’t you annoying?”
“Tobias belongs to all of us, why should she be the only one clinging to him every day!”
The three girls spoke one after another.
Children express their feelings directly; they either like or dislike someone.. When they dislike someone, they show disgust in their eyes!