BookToReadChapter 189 "Didn't I already tell her the truth? Why did she send this to me?" she asked her husband.
"Tell her again," Aidyn said.
So Sherlyn explained again, “Madisyn isn't our child.
She's from the Johns family and they've taken her back.
She set his phone down after sending the message.
Unbeknownst to her, after answering the call from Phyllis, her phone ran out of credit, preventing the message from being sent.
The couple still had farm chores to do, as they hadn't yet settled Jenna's dance tuition from earlier.
Despite Jenna no longer being their daughter, they were obligated during her twith them.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtGiven the Chapman family's attitude and wishing to avoid any connections with them, they opted to resolve the outstanding fees themselves.
When Madisyn returned home, Lynda was in the living room.
Upon seeing Madisyn, Lynda immediately said, "We're leaving the day after tomorrow.
You must be exhausted from the recent practice sessions.
Rest well tomorrow and have your maid prepare your belongings.
" "Okay," Madisyn responded nonchalantly.
Just then, Kristine emerged from the kitchen, offering soup to Lynda before turning to Madisyn, saying, "I've made ssoup.
Would you like to try it?" "Give it a try.
Kristine has a knack for cooking," Lynda said.
"No, thanks.
"Madisyn turned and headed upstairs without another word.
Kristine appeared dejected and hurt, murmuring softly, “It seems Madisyn is still upset with me.
Could it be because I doubted her during the contest?" Lynda scowled and advised, "This isn't the first tyou've done something like this.
I realize Madisyn's return affects you, but remember, you're a dancer.
Nothing should hold you back.
Stay on the right path!" She was very serious, and her words were purely educational, without a hint of tenderness. Kristine bit her lip, feeling downcast.
In the past, her aunt might have offered comfort, but now, she seemed only to reprimand her.
Kristine felt a wave of sadness wash over her.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmHer aunt had been the only one in the family who had supported her before! How could Madisyn take even that away from her? "Aunt, I appreciate your advice.
I'll give it my all in dancing and make you proud.
" "Alright.
Get srest," Lynda replied, her voice warming a bit.
She sincerely hoped Kristine would perform well in the competition.
Back in her own room, Kristine started watching videos of previous international dance contests.
The event was designed for the young, and participants couldn't be over forty years old. Nevertheless, the caliber of competitors from abroad was overwhelming.
Watching them, Kristine acknowledged the difficulty of m e making it into the top ten. She was self-assured, but not arrogant.
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