"By the way, Sara, where is my grandson? Where did he go? We have been here for so long, but we haven't seen him. Let me take a good look at him." Marissa saw that the problem had been successfully resolved, yet she had not seen her grandson and felt anxious. "Sara, you have no idea that when I knew Jenna had given birth to a little boy for the Richards family, I was so excited that I might as well immediately fly over. This is all kudos to Jenna. Don't worry, I will treat Jenna as my own daughter from now on. I will never allow Hansen to bully her."
Upon hearing this, Sara smiled and said, "Marissa, Jenna has already gone out with Jerry. She must have gone next door, where Hansen lives."
"I see." Marissa understood and quickly stood up. She told Trevor, "Trevor, stay here and have a chat with Sara. I'll go and take a look at the child."
As soon as she finished speaking, she went out.
"She is still so impatient." Watching her leave, Trevor laughed and shook his head with a self-deprecating smile.
Sara smiled as well. The knot in her heart was untied, and her mood was also lifted.
After a while, Marissa walked in, looking disappointed. She shook her head and said, "There's no one in the yard. It seems like they're not at home."
Sara thought about how the three of them didn't come back until it was in the afternoon the day before and guessed that they might have gone somewhere else. "Don't worry. They might have gone shopping again. They have a strong relationship right now and couldn't bear to be separated even for a second."
Marissa had no choice but to sit down with Trevor and have a chat with Sara. Marissa told Sara everything that had happened at the Richards Manor's meeting and everything that had happened before and after, especially Hansen's affection and devotion to Jenna even after she left. She did not miss out on any details.
Upon hearing that, Sara felt relieved. A satisfied smile emerged on her face.
However, just as Jenna left the house with Jerry in her arms, she saw that Hansen was following Alvin out. She was slightly surprised. Where were they going? For the past few days, she would come to his place with Jerry around that hour. However, that day, he was actually going out. Where was he going?
Since Hansen was not home, there was no point in bringing Jerry there. She wanted to bring Jerry home, but Jerry saw Hansen at a glance. He immediately stretched out his arms, wanting to catch up with them and refused to go home no matter what.
Jenna was helpless. They strode along the way. How could she keep up with them? Looking at the beautiful weather, she decided to take him out for a walk.
With that, she held him in her arms and went ahead.
When they reached a candy stall, she bought him a packet of sweets. Once she lifted her head again, Hansen was already nowhere to be seen. Since Jerry had something in his hand, he had forgotten about chasing after him. Jenna held Jerry in her arms as they strolled and enjoyed the scenery.
"Miss Murphy, Miss Murphy." After walking for a short distance, she heard children's laughter. Surprised, she turned around and saw children walking towards her, led by Mr. Koch.
"Mr. Koch, students." Jenna was astounded. She hurriedly greeted them.
"Hello, Miss Murphy." Mr. Koch greeted Jenna politely as he approached her.
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