Chapter 18
Amanda had just stepped through the front door when she was met with the sound of Fanny wailing like a ghost.
Tara had already brought the three little ones home.
The trio was dutifully handing tissues to Fanny, who was sobbing her heart out. The floor around her
feel
littered with
Meanwhile, Cindy sat on the side, calmly going through documents, not even sparing Fanny a glance.
Two stunning women–one soft, one fierce, both impossibly beautiful. Tara had that cool, aloof aura that made men kneel and women seethe with jealousy.
“Mommmy-!” the three little ones sprinted over to Amanda
The second baby’s big eyes were full of exasperation. “Mommy, I missed you so much. Mommy Fanny’s crying is making me anxious. We need to kick her out
The third baby looked aggrieved. “Mommy, I told Mommy Fanny to stay away from scumbags and treasure her life!”
Terry looked up as he took a long sip of milk, then added, “Mommy, I suggest we go beat up the scumbag.”
The moment Terry said that, Fanny stopped crying instantly.
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She blinked her teary, seductive eyes that could hook a soul.
Looking at Terry, she cooed, “Terry, sweetie, why don’t you go beat him up for me! I just can’t bear to do it myself!”
Amanda walked over with the three little ones in tow, staring at Fanny with a face full of disbelief. “You tell me how many times has it been this month?”
Fanny’s shoulders trembled, her beautiful eyes wide and pitiful as she looked at Amanda.
“I only remember that you blocked me 20 times. With last night, that makes 21,”
“Lol.” Amanda nearly had a heart attack. She let out a bitter laugh. What kind of karmic debt did I owe in my past life to end. up friend like this!
with a
She looked like she wanted to slap her awake. “For heaven’s sake, lady, you’ve been a mess for over twenty days this month–can you give it a rest?!”
“Divorce, divorce! I’ve told you a million times–what’s so great about that lousy man? Trash from head to toe, rotten face, rotten soul! Why can’t you just get it through your thick skull?”
“And another thing–you remember how many times I’ve blocked you, but you don’t remember how many nights your husband hasn’t come home? You sure it’s love you feel for him?”
Seeing that Fanny’s waterworks were about to resume, Amanda backed off, alarmed. “Fine, fine, I’ll stop! Don’t cry!”
Finally, Fanny broke into a smile. “Mm! Amanda, you’re the most important person to me. This time, I’m really going to get a
Amanda pointed at the door. “Go on, then. The civil affairs office is still
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divorce.
Fanny:
Just then, Cindy sat up suddenly. “Hold on. If there’s going to be a divorce, Micheal’s leaving with nothing. Why should our Fanny walk away empty–handed?”
Amanda narrowed her eyes at Fanny. “Micheal wants you to leave with nothing?”
That bastard Micheal–he’d been cheating non–stop ever since they got married. Fanny had the worst luck ever. Not only was her husband a jerk, her mother–in–law and sister–in–law bullied her constantly.
Fanny pouted, full of grievance. “His mom said I have to leave everything behind.”
“Hell no. Forget the civil affairs office. If you don’t want to go home, stay here and help me watch the three little ones. I’m heading our
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I just got married”
She said it as casually as if she were saying, “Oh, I just had lunch.”
“Haha. Well, that was subtle,” Fanny blinked, finally processing what she’d heard. Her big eyes widened in shock.
Amanda didn’t bother hiding it. Cindy and Tara already knew, so she told Fanny the whole story.
“So, babe, you’re basically off to be a widow?” Fanny stared at her, stunned. She thought she was ridiculous, but Amanda was on another
level.
Then again, the four of them were all a bunch of glorious messes–maybe that’s why they made the perfect group of besties.
“Tch, I’m not like you–you idiot. Letting yourself get abused like this and still sticking around.” Amanda’s rare fierce expression made even the kids go quiet
Second Baby blinked in confusion. “Mommy, you said some things that aren’t suitable for children.”
Amanda looked down at the trio with a stern expression. “Exactly. So why are you still here?”
The three little ones“.”
Wait–where are we supposed to go?!
