The President’s Five Children

Bonnie was unaware of what would happen to her while she took the kids to play around in a park nearby. It was the public area for the villas, and many people went there to have fun with their children. The four kids soon blended into the new environment and even Andre went to play the mazes with other children on the beach. Bonnie sat on the bench, enjoying her quality time with her kids when someone called her name.

“Mrs. Grant?”

Annie raised her head and saw a swanky woman in brand clothes, wearing thick and whorish makeup.

“Hello.” Bonnie greeted her.

After she made sure it was Bonnie, the woman sat beside her. “It’s you, Mrs. Grant. Glad to meet you at the park.”

“Yes. I take my kids out.”

The woman continued, “I was at the birthday party, but I sat at the corner. I don’t know whether you noticed me. Brian is my husband. Brian Musser, remember?”

“Nice to meet you, Mrs. Musser.”

“Oh, you’re so nice.” Mrs. Musser smiled from ear to ear. “We’re so matched. I was thinking that we should be friends since the last time we met!”

Bonnie was confused about the unexpected small talk and actually, sick of this kind of brown noser. She just wanted to get away from her as soon as possible. However, Mrs. Musser thrust a name card into her palm. “Mrs. Grant, I live around the neighborhood. You should come to my house and we can have a tea party. It’s nothing wrong to have more friends.” Then, she pointed at the card and meandered, “This is the address of our hotel. We will have a tea party this Tuesday. Many people will come. You should be there.”

Bonnie wanted to reject it subconsciously. However, Mrs. Musser seemed to have known her response, so she left quickly before Bonnie could say anything.

Bonnie basically had no words for it because, in her eyes, this woman was so unreasonable.

“Mommy, what’s that in your hand?” Joanna noticed the card when she got tired and came to drink some water.All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

Bonnie showed her the card. “It’s just a card from a neighbor. She invited me to an afternoon tea party.”

“And her husband is Brian Musser?” asked Joanna.

Annie was stunned. “Yes, do you know anything about her?”

Joanna nodded. “Yes, I do. In the past, when the damn old woman still stayed at the Sunshine Villa, she always took me to the afternoon tea held by her.”

She felt sick whenever she thought of the scenery at that moment.

Joanna told her that many women dressed in fancy clothes gathered together to gossip about other people. If there was anyone who refused to do so, they would consider her unapproachable. Then, they would ask their family members to distance their family.

“How did they do?” asked Bonnie.

Joanna recalled it carefully. Then, she counted with her fingers. “There were so many ways. I remember they could make a false account and release a fake bid. Or they found problems with the products on purpose after they had ordered a needlessly large number of products.”

According to her, they made a company owned by a man living around bankrupt.

Those women were so outrageous. Having learned about that, Bonnie felt anxious. If those rich women were so bad, they might make it hard on Sebastian’s company simply because she didn’t come to the tea party.