Return, My Love: Wooing the Neglected Ex-Wife

Chapter 598:

“Why not?”

Bobby paused, picturing Jett and Fannie together.

Sometimes, a person might be blind to their own feelings, even when it was clear to others around them.

Why should he interfere in their story?

“Just drop it. Stop thinking about her. Move on and find someone new.”

Alana, now somewhat regretful, replied, “Alright, then.”

After more discussion, they considered a new prospect.

“What do you think of this girl? Her grandfather is someone you know.”

“Who is he?” Bobby asked.

“Your middle school principal.”

The memory clicked for Bobby.

Back then, he was a notorious troublemaker, bouncing from one school to another over the years.

At his fourth school, an earnest meeting in the principal’s office had left a lasting impression on him.

The principal had seen potential in Bobby, not as a delinquent, but as someone capable of great things if he chose the right path.

Unfortunately, Bobby’s tenure at that school had begun with a fight, landing three peers in the hospital.

His continuous absences from class embarrassed his parents enough to transfer him yet again.

The situation had escalated to the point where police involvement forced Bobby to reconsider his actions, leading to a change in his behavior at his next school.

“Mom, why did I fight back then?”

“How could I possibly know? You wouldn’t talk about it, which left your father and me extremely anxious. We were almost convinced you were heading down the path of a delinquent. We’ve been to many parenting seminars. We’ve certainly made mistakes, and we’re actively working to make things right.”

As Alana was lost in thought, Bobby quietly made his way upstairs.

Suddenly, the question didn’t seem all that important.

The next day, Bobby went along with the blind date arranged by his mother and didn’t see Fannie this time.

After being away for two weeks on business, Adrian made his way to Aurora’s kindergarten.

Today was special; the school was throwing a farewell party for those moving on from kindergarten.

Adrian got there just in time, taking his place as the announcer introduced the upcoming act.

“Coming up next, Aurora and her mother will present a violin duet!”

As they took the stage, Adrian clapped enthusiastically while Callan started recording on his phone.

Both Joelle and Aurora were wearing white dresses, creating an ethereal appearance with their flower crowns. Aurora’s tiny, shiny shoes sparkled beside Joelle’s elegantly simple silver ribbon shoes.

With a gentle and attentive expression, Joelle played the violin, her eyes seldom leaving Aurora.

Aurora held a pink violin that matched her size.noveldrama

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