Chapter 189 Very Much Like Ms. Kelly
They were once intimate lovers, but now they were the most familiar of strangers.
Even harboring hatred for each other in their hearts.
Nicholas looked at Caroline expressionlessly as a flame burned in his heart, but he didn't reveal it at all.
He wouldn't ask a second time, nor would he try to persuade Caroline to teach Josie the violin.
"Josie, we should go home."
Nicholas just held Josie and let his assistant push him away.
Caroline's face was as cold as ice water. As she watched their frustrated departure, she felt exhilarated.
She had wanted to take Josie as her student before because she didn't know that Josie was Nicholas and Daisy's daughter. Now that she knew, she couldn't possibly teach Josie anymore.
Every day when she saw Josie, she thought of her own daughter who had died tragically.
Ethan, Emma, and Sam watched Caroline return to her office in despair. The three little ones looked at each other, feeling that there was something unusual between their godmother and Josie's dad.
Ethan knew the inside story; he thought for a moment and decided to tell Emma and Sam.
The three little heads came together, and Ethan quickly explained the key points. Emma and Sam were shocked; their eyes widened in disbelief.
Sam, being innocent, was shocked when he heard this for the first time.
Emma was amazed inside. Godmother seemed to be worse off than Mommy. Mommy still had the three of them, but Godmother had nothing.
School was over, so Sam was picked up by David, while Ethan and Emma took the school bus home. Caroline had some things to do and drove away by herself.
Ethan and Emma were used to sitting in the back of the school bus. The two little ones propped their chins and thought about their own things. The school bus drove slowly on the road, stopping at every point, and two or three students would get off.
There were many vehicles on the road, and no one noticed that a common car was following the school bus. The school bus stopped, and the car also stopped not far away, the school bus moved, and the car followed slowly.
It wasn’t until Ethan and Emma got off the school bus, that the car stopped by the road and didn't move.
A few minutes passed, and Simon received a call.
"Madam, I saw the two children enter Blue End."
"Are they the only two, no one else?"
"I haven't noticed any adults yet."
Madam Lancaster paused for a moment on the other end.
"You stay there for a while and see if you notice anything, especially keep an eye out for Tiffany."
"Yes."
Simon found a place to park the car. The management of Blue End was stricter than the neighboring Flora Garden. Non-owners and residents were not allowed in unless they were vouched for by an owner.
Simon wanted to go in and inquire, but he was driven away by the security guard, so he had to stay outside and watch the comings and goings.
In the old house of the Lancaster family, Madam Lancaster looked at the blood on the tissue, expressionlessly throwing it into the toilet and flushing it away.
She had coughed up blood again.
When she looked in the mirror, the person looking back at her was old and weak, with no trace of the stunning beauty of her youth.
When she suspected that someone bad was instructing Ethan and Emma to get close to Sam and the Lancaster family, the first person she thought of was Tiffany.
It could be said that the Lancaster family had made many enemies in the past. A few years ago, during a period of upheaval, Gabriel had eliminated a wave of opponents. Those who were left dared not act lightly due to Gabriel's ruthlessness.
Furthermore, those people had no reason to spend so much effort to set up such a large scheme.
Only Tiffany had the biggest motive.
Tiffany wanted to marry into the Lancaster family. Of course, the first person she had to eliminate was Sophia, who was still Mrs. Lancaster at the time.
She removed Sophia and left only the two children, probably intending to use the children to achieve her goal of getting her to agree to let her in.
If she hadn't discovered this in advance, she might have fallen for Tiffany's scheme.
Madam Lancaster came out of the bathroom, straining her energy, not letting Betty see anything.
At more than ten o'clock in the evening, Simon returned. He was in a hurry to see Madam Lancaster.
"Betty, where is Madam Lancaster?" Simon asked Betty, panting.
"Madam Lancaster just went to bed. If you have something to tell her, find her in the morning. Madam Lancaster hasn't been sleeping well recently, and she finally fell asleep today."
Simon thought for a moment. He had only vaguely seen a silhouette that looked like Sophia. At that time, in order not to let the security guard misunderstand that he was a bad person, he deliberately kept a distance. Moreover, that time was the peak period of getting off work, with people coming and going. What if he was mistaken? It was better to let Madam Lancaster rest well and then report to her in the morning.
These days, Madam Lancaster had been unable to sleep at night because of this matter, and she had lost a lot of weight.
Madam Lancaster was awakened by a nightmare in the middle of the night and couldn’t fall asleep again. She got up at six in the morning.
At this time, the servants also got up one after another to start their morning work. When Madam Lancaster came out after washing up, Simon came over.
"Madam, I vaguely saw a person who looked like Ms. Kelly yesterday."
"What?" Madam Lancaster, who was bent over, suddenly stood up straight and grabbed Simon's arm tightly, causing Simon pain, "Are you sure?"
"There were too many people at the time, so I might have been mistaken." Simon was also uncertain.
Madam Lancaster couldn't care less. What if it really was Sophia?
"Prepare the car, prepare the car quickly; I'm going to Blue End."
She had to see it with her own eyes.
Madam Lancaster's excited appearance scared everyone. Betty quickly helped her, and Simon hurriedly prepared the car.
They had just left for a while when Gabriel came down from upstairs. He saw the servants doing their own things and thought that his grandma seemed to have not gotten up yet. He was wearing sportswear and a light gray windbreaker. He changed his running shoes at the entrance and prepared to go out for a run. At this time, Sam came down.
Sam gestured a few times, "Daddy, I'm going to run with you."
Was the little guy trying to exercise?
After starting to learn martial arts, the little guy had been changing more and more.
Gabriel raised a faint smile, "Okay, go change your clothes; Daddy will wait for you."
The day before yesterday, it stopped snowing in B City. The snow that had fallen before had not completely melted, and there was still a layer of white on the treetops. Today there was no frost, and the wind was not as cold as before.
Little Sam ran slowly, so Gabriel slowed down his pace and ran slowly with him.
From time to time, he corrected his breathing rate while running.
Gradually, Sam got the hang of running, and his speed began to increase. He suddenly left his dad more than three hundred meters behind and turned his head to make a face at his dad.
He learned this face from Emma.
Gabriel was slightly startled, and his faint smile widened, and, using his long legs, he quickly caught up.
On the other side, Madam Lancaster was standing outside Blue End regardless of everything. Betty persuaded Madam Lancaster to wait in the car, but she refused.
"I'll just stand here; I can see clearly."
She was waiting for Sophia to come out.
She wanted to see if it really was Sophia.
Madam Lancaster was very stubborn. Betty had no choice but to let Simon get a blanket from the car to put on her.
After seven o'clock, many office workers came out one after another. Madam Lancaster, wearing her reading glasses, squinted her eyes and stared intently in the direction of the door.
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