The next day, we headed back to Pinehaven.
Mia seemed so innocent and carefree as usual, holding my arm and leading the way, acting like she hadn't noticed anything.
I had no idea what she was thinking, but I felt that this five-year-old girl had deeper thoughts than she seemed to be.
"Maybe I can go up with you," Anthony said.
"No need, honey. Why don't you buy me a new phone in the nearby mall? Felix is probably in a meeting right now, so we might have to wait for a while," I said, turning to Anthony as we stopped at the law firm.
He didn't even bother dropping our bags at home first.
To him, I was already as good as dead, and he surely wouldn't want to spend money on a dead woman.
Still, after much insistence, he reluctantly agreed to get me a new phone.
"Mia, go with Daddy and
