Jocelyn fixed her eyes on Rebecca, "I've told you about Benjamin's fights in his kindergarten, haven't I?"
Rebecca nodded.
Jocelyn did mention it to her with distress.
Jocelyn smiled bitterly and said, "Now, I finally know the reason. It's because the kids in the kindergarten are laughing at Benjamin for not having a father."
Rebecca was shocked.
She had been Jocelyn's friend for many years. With only this sentence, she understood Jocelyn's thought.
She sighed. "Jocelyn, are you sure about this?"
"I am," Jocelyn answered. "I have no choice. Benjamin will live a better life with Solomon than with me. Although I'm not happy to leave him, I'm obliged to ensure that he grows up in a good environment. Besides, I will tell Solomon that even if Benjamin is under his care, h
