My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 513

Chapter 513 Easy To Misunderstand

It was already past seven o’clock in the evening when Rosalie came out of the experimental area.

Looking at the time, Rosalie felt that she seemed to have forgotten something.

Just as she found it strange, Lisa called.

Rosalie frowned.

“Miss Jacobs, are you all on your way?” Lisa’s voice rang out as soon as the call was connected.

Hearing this, Rosalie suddenly remembered the two boys. She quickly said to Lisa, “oh my, I completely forgot! I’ll head there now!”

She hung up the phone and hurried to the kindergarten.

When she arrived at the kindergarten, she saw that the front gate was already closed. The boys were no longer inside.

At that moment, Rosalie panicked. After a few seconds, she called Miss Leigh Ann.

“President Lawrence has already picked up Lucian and Nox. Didn’t President Lawrence tell you?” On the other end, the teacher asked curiously.

Byron had picked them up…

Rosalie breathed a sigh of relief, thanked Miss Leigh Ann, and hung up the phone in a complicated mood.

Looking at the empty kindergarten, Rosalie was full of self-blame.

During this period, she had gotten used to Nanny Lisa picking up the boys that she ended up forgetting such an important thing.

Thank goodness, thank goodness for Byron…

Just as her thoughts raced, her phone rang again.

Rosalie came back to her senses and glanced at the caller ID. It was Byron.

He must be calling about the boys.

“Miss Jacobs, are you alright? why are you so late?” Lisa greeted her with concern.

Rosalie explained to Lisa apologetically, “I originally wanted to pick them up, but there was suddenly a delay in work.”

Lisa understood, glanced at Byron on the sofa, and said, “Thank goodness President Lawrence picked the kids up and didn’t let them wait until now.”

Rosalie followed her line of sight. The man seemed to have just finished his work as he had put away his phone. He stood up and walked toward them.

“Thank you.” Seeing the man in front of her, Rosalie lowered her eyes slightly and said her thanks softly.

Byron nodded and said solemnly, “since you’re home, let’s eat first. The three of them fussed about being hungry after school. When they came back, Lisa had already prepared dinner, but they insisted on waiting for you to come back.”

Rosalie pursed her lips and nodded.

As she had agreed to have dinner, Byron turned around and went to the backyard.

Rosalie knew that the boys should be playing in the backyard, so she followed suit.