Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 548

Susan's mother was the first one to meet Sabrina. She had looked down on Sabrina initially, but she retracted her claws after Sebastian threatened her once. She later approached Sabrina as a sign of friendliness, but Sabrina was not a very social person. Besides, Susan's mother was not the type of person she liked.

She had forced herself to fit in with Susan's mother and her group in the past because of Aino.

Her child needed a stable schooling environment and a stable group of friends.

However, Sabrina realized that she could not fit into the group, no matter how much she tried. Hence, she remained an outsider, and these people habitually scorned those beneath them and idolized those above them. 2

She had stopped trying to fit in anymore.

She only made friends with people she got along with.

Hence, when Susan's mother approached her to curry favor with her, Sabrina's expression was cold and distant. She did not even bother to look at Susan’s mother and calmly said, "Please keep your distance from me.”

Susan's mother was very embarrassed, "Um...Aino's mother, please don't blame me. You know me, I used t

o... how good I was to you. When the other mothers in the kindergarten ignored you, I took the initiative to befriend you. Everything I did later was also for the good of my daughter. I had no choice. Aino's mother, you...could you understand me?"

"No." Sabrina said shortly.

Susan's mother said, "Well... was it because I bullied you like them? I... couldn't I make it up to you?"

Susan's mother was willing to kneel and bow if she had to, at this moment.

She did not care about anything.

She always believed that she was the closest to Sabrina in this kindergarten.

"Aino’s mother, you... please don't be angry. If you were not angry with me, even if you asked me to kneel or go to your house and give you a foot massage or a back message, I would do anything. How about it?" At this moment, in the eyes of the other mothers who were there to pick up their children, Susan's mother looked like a spineless, prideless dog, licking at her master's shoes for a favor.

Someone like her really deserved to be called shameless.