The Woman From Hell

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Chapter 1560

It seemed like he was signalingto put myself in the child's shoes.

There were sthings that | did not want to do but maybe the kids did.

| looked over to Munchkin. He and Tina were looking at the jelly pudding in amazement.

Although the two of them usually had a lot of snacks, they were still curious about how the jelly could solidify to

beclike this.

The two of them talked one after another, seemingly having an intense discussion. Upon seeing that, | thought

that Munchkin would be interested. | went up to him and asked, "Munchkin, do you want to go and sign up for

the small kitchen over there

too?" "No need, Mommy. Making that is too easy. It's no fun." Munchkin's face frowned slightly in disgust.

| was very surprised to hear that." Munchkin, you don't find it interesting? | saw you talking to Tina

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enthusiastically about it."

| did not want Munchkin to give up what he wanted to do because of me.

"Forget it. Mommy. Tina and | were just curious about how the jelly turns from liquid to solid. I'm not interested in

making that at all," Munchkin said with a serious expression.

"He's right, Aunt Wanda. All they're doing is just stirring and stirring, then putting it into a bowl for it to become

jelly. It's too easy. Munchkin and | don't even play house in kindergarten anymore."

| looked at the two kids and wondered, were all kids these days this mature?

"It looks like we're the childish ones." Fred smiled apologetically. He did not think that there would be such a

huge difference between his guess and reality.

"Then, do the both of you want to rest here? Or you can go play anything if you want. We'll wait for you here at

the side."

Fred let the two kids decide.

Munchkin and Tina scanned their surroundings. The park was busy, but there did not seem to be anything they

wanted to do. Munchkin did not speak for a while. | know he wanted to refuse, but he was too shy to say it.

In the end, Tina told Fred, "Daddy, let's go look somewhere else. Nothing here seems fun."

Fred looked atlike he was asking for my opinion.

| then looked over to Munchkin." Munchkin, is there anything you want to play?"

The little guy quickly shook his head. Hence, we two adults read each other's minds and took the little ones

away.

The amusement park for the parent-child park was lively, but once we got out of that section, it was just a

regular park.

We saw a few tourists on our way. Under the cherry blossom trees in the park, Fred and | walked side by side

while the two kids continued to chat freely about the topics that interested them.

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They seemed to never run out of things to talk about.

On the other hand, neither Fred nor | were willing to talk first.

A gentle breeze wafted the fragrance of flowers toward us. | took a deep breath and inhaled the faint scent of

flowers into my lungs, then slowly exhaled.

| liked this relaxing feeling, and | liked having Fred aroundas a friend, but only as a friend.

"It seems like | really should not say anything. You can be so relaxed when | don't talk. | made you too nervous

before,” Fred said somewhat apologetically.

| replied with a smile without saying a word.

If he could go back to being just friends, | would be happy to get along with him like this. However, if he wanted

to stick to his own ideas, | was afraid that | would have no choice but to keep my distance from him after this.

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"Wanda, | know you. You're not one to change your mind easily, but life is long. Perhaps making a different

choice will give you unexpected results, Maybe you can try taking spaths you've never thought of taking «

before. | won't make you regret it."

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