If he changed, she would never do anything to get in his way. If he dared to treat her like a piece of s**t again, she would make him pay.
Lola grinned at her flawless plan for taking revenge.
"Mommy, it's time for school," Mia reminded Lola.
Lola was pulled back instantly, clearing her throat, "Sure, let's go."
Mia didn't forget what had happened yesterday, keeping her distance from Monna and “Cole” all the time.
She could be quite stubborn sometimes. She still thought Monna betrayed him and "Cole" was mean for making her apologize.
The car pulled out by the gate of the kindergarten. The babies got off the car.
Lola noticed how far Mia walked ahead of Cole and Monna, letting out a sigh. She needed to talk to Mia this evening.
After that, she drove toward the company.
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