Cling!! Cling!!
Cling!! Cling!!
Turning the alarm off, I resided towards Nianna, she was almost hanging at the edge of our bed.
"Baby? wake up it's school time", I whispered into her ear.
She always acts dead, I knew as always what to do. I soft-tickled under her feet and she got up giggling her heart out!
"There you go my baby, now come on, no getting late for school, hmm?". She nodded smiling at me.
I absolutely love making her breakfast every early morning. I love packing her tiffin. I love the tension I take every night about what different I could pack for her following day's tiffin. I love it when she runs to the school gate with her tender limbs! I just hope to continue our lives being this happy ever after.
Thought of Charles would barely come to my mind. My days revolve completely around Nianna and I am loving that every second.
I always wanted to keep Nianna close to me, so I admitted her to a very nearby school.
"Momma? Finished!", Nianna chortled, as she finished having her pancakes and strawberries.
I walked her to the school and then went to work. Maya, Helena and I are soul friends.
"Huda foundation is worth $40!" I saw Maya exclaiming to a customer.
"But it's discount week! That's what your facebook status says!", the customer shouted back.
"Hey hey hey what's wrong with you!" I interrupted as Maya was about to reply. "Ma'am actually the discount week post on facebook was foul, our facebook has been hacked so we're really sorry, it's just a misunderstanding" I apologized to the customer.
"It's ridiculous!" the customer snorted.
"But it's our fault, we should have taken precautions, so here you go, you can buy the foundation at a discounted rate" I said.
She was contented with my well behaviour and bought the foundation at $40 giving some extra tips as well.
"I will go bankrupt if you ever leave me Betty", Maya relaxed.
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RAISING MY HUSBAND'S BABY
General FictionBetty had detached from her husband since 8 months. She went back to Yorkshire and stayed alone. One evening, she discovers a new born baby inside a basket, on her door step. She took the initiative to call it her baby and raise her. Betty faced di...
