Chapter 62 The Beautiful Divorcee

My smile didn't reach my eyes, and my expression showed a hint of self-mockery. I heard myself say, "Well then, congratulations in advance, Charlie. Once you have your new mom, you'll be happy every single day. "No one will remind you to drink more water, exercise more, or cut down on screen time and video games. No one will nag you anymore, always fussing over you, always looking out for you." As Charlie listened, a series of memories seemed to suddenly flash through his mind—moments when I had cared for him. For a brief second, I saw a flicker of hesitation in his eyes. But just as quickly, he masked it with a look of disgust. "Aunt Alexis will show me what a real mom is supposed to be. You don't have to worry. We'll be much happier without you." I didn't say another word and simply walked away. … The sky outside was a brilliant shade of blue. I took a deep breath, letting the fresh air fill my lungs. At that moment, my phone buzzed with a message. It was the results of my