The Adorable Twin’s Sticky Daddy novel Chapter 589

Nadia murmured to herself.

No one cared.

"Here we are. Get out of the car quickly. Mommy has to go to work at the hospital. If your hateful daddy doesn't come back alive by this afternoon, I will come pick you up." Nancy was angry, so she said something she would not normally say. She ushered the two kids out of the car and helped them gather their things.

"Daddy is fine! He will be back soon!" Nadia shouted.

"Keep your voice down, Nadia!" Nancy sneered. Some passers-by stopped and looked when they heard Nadia scream. Nancy did not want any more attention.

There was already enough neighborhood gossip going around about her, and she did not want to cause any more trouble.

"Well, I don't want to talk to Mommy anymore. I'm going to class." Nadia pouted and walked toward the kindergarten with her schoolbag.

"Hello. Are you Bobby's mother?"

When Nancy was about to get back into the car, a sharp voice called to her.

She looked over and saw a woman in a red down jacket walking toward her. The woman's ten-centimeter high heels clacked against the pavement.

Nancy forced a smile and answered in a gentle tone, "Hello, my name is Nancy." "Is Bobby your son?" The woman completely ignored her polite introduction and spoke arrogantly.

"Yes, Bobby and Nadia are my children." Nancy kept her composure, still smiled, and replied in a kind voice.

"I see you're beautiful and well dressed. It's a little hard to believe you're Bobby's mother. The boy has such an awful upbringing." The woman sneered.

Hearing that, Nancy's face darkened in an instant. "Lady, since you’re here in school, you must have children who go here. I'm confused. You're also a mother. Why are you being so vicious to me? I don't even know you."

Nancy had tried her best to hold back her anger and be polite, but she was already in a bad mood before she got to Bobby and Nadia's school. This strange woman was not helping her temper by obviously picking on her.

Nancy could bear it if the woman said something bad about her but not about her children. That was a line that should not be crossed.

"I'm telling the truth. Here. Take a look at this." The woman took out a small notebook from her bag and handed it to Nancy.

"This is a letter from your son to my daughter. It's actually really good. It doesn't seem to be written by a six-year-old child. You really taught him well. A child who can write such dirty words. Do you still have the guts to say that he is well educated?" the woman insinuated.

Nancy looked at the notebook and grew curious. What on earth could Bobby possibly have written, and why did it provoke this woman to say such harsh words?

Nancy took the notebook. After reading what was written on it, she looked at the woman in mixed horror and embarrassment. Her face turned more and more gloomy.

The writing on the notebook went: Hello, Ruby. When I first saw you, I really liked you. Your big, watery eyes are like two black grapes. I want to go up and have a bite for countless times, but I am afraid that you will not agree, so I have been holding back. I like your little ears that are as transparent as the tremella in my home. And your lower lip looks like a juicy peach. Oh, let me tell you a secret. My favorite fruit is the juicy peach, and Nadia also likes it. I really want to have a bite. Do you agree...

Nancy felt her face grow hot with fury.

"Bobby, come here!" Nancy yelled.

Bobby, with his two short legs and a schoolbag on his back, ran away faster than a rabbit.

"Bobby!" Nancy stomped her feet in anger.