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After Divorce, I Became A Hotshot Lawyer/E. Dahlia
Francesco’s POV Walking out of the elevator, I made my way to the parking lot.“Francesco?” A familiar feminine voice wafted into my ears, as I unlocked my car.Turning around, I saw April, and she had a huge smile plastered to her face as she jogged up to me.“Hey,” I said, opening my car.“Hi. It's such a lovely surprise running into you here. Are you here to visit someone?” April asked.“No, I live here now,” I replied.“Really? I came to see a friend of mine,” She divulged. “I also live at the end of the street. Did I mention to you that I've decided to start my business here?”“No, you didn't,” I replied, utterly surprised. “Why are you leaving the states?”“I don't want my father's company anymore,” She replied, shrugging. “It's too tasking. Plus this place is just really refreshing and peaceful. I should have moved here a long time ago.”“Alright then. I have to go now,” I said, entering my car.“I will see you around, Francesco.” April waved, as I switched on the ignition.In
ปรับปรุงล่าสุด : 2025-04-28Guilty feelings
After Divorce, I Became A Hotshot Lawyer/E. Dahlia
Josephine’s POV “Mummy, could you please give me more sugars?” Sabrina asked, to which I nodded before adding a teaspoon of sugar into her bowl of oatmeal.“And baby, it's sugar. Not sugars,” I said, then to Grandma, I asked. “Do you need more sugar, ma?”“No, sweetheart. I'm good,” She waved. Presently, Sabrina and I were having breakfast at grandma's place, as today was Saturday and we usually went over to keep grandma company on the weekends.“Mummy, why is it called sugar instead of sugars?” Sabrina asked, after the maids cleared the table. “It should be sugars because they are plenty. Right, Nana?”Chuckling, Grandma shook her head in negation, “Darling, that's just the way English goes. Very soon you'll be taught uncountable and countable noun, then you'll see.”“What is cantable and uncantable noun, mummy?” Sabrina asked.“Countable nouns are things that can be counted, like bowls, spoons, people, and more,” I divulged. “While uncountable nouns are those things that we can't
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