Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott)

"Ms. Lily."

Violet said hello to Lily.

Lily recognized Violet and gave a nonchalant "hmm”.

"Hello, Ms. Lily."

Little Erin, who followed her in, also called out in an naive voice.

Lily's expression eased slightly, "School's out?"

"Yeah."

Erin answered, with her big eyes looking towards the sickbed.

The little man on the bed seemed to be in good spirits.

He was trying to get up from the bed, pouting.

"Don't move, otherwise, the nurse will give you an injection on the other hand."

The middle-aged woman on the side hastened to hold him.

The little one's mouth was flattened and howled out, "No more injection. I want to go home. I want to go out and play!"

"Good boy, wait a little longer. It will be ready soon." Lily rushed to soothe him.

"No, no, no, no!" the little one howled even louder.

The middle-aged woman and Lily looked at each other, and their faces were full of anxiety.

This little guy was usually active and won't stay in the bed.

At that moment, Erin broke Violet's hand and walked over to the bed.

"Don't cry! You can go out and play after the shot. Here's a candy bar for you."

The little man in the bed stopped crying at the sound of Erin's voice.

With tears on his face, he looked at Erin and said, "It's not fun here."

"Then I'll play with you, okay?"

Erin tilted her head and asked in an naive voice.

"Uh-huh, come up here."

The little one patted the side of his bed and gestured for Erin to come up.

Erin glanced at Violet and asked with her eyes.

Violet's eyes blinked and she looked at Lily first, "Lily, why don't you let Erin play with the little one for a while?"

Can it consider that her daughter did them a little favor?

At least she calmed the little one, so that Lily and the woman wouldn't transfer their angers on them because of impatience.

Lily and the woman looked at each other and coughed lightly, "Then, please."

"No bother."

Violet curled her lips and carried Erin to the bed.

Erin sat beside the little one, patiently accompanying him like a little adult, gabbing childishly with him.

The middle-aged woman sighed in relief and stayed to watch the two.

Violet looked over at Josie and winked at her.

Josie understood and said, "Lily, I'm really sorry for you and for the little one. But the quality of our pastry is absolutely guaranteed. What happened today was totally an accident."

"Yes Lily, today is our first time the Bakery supplies pastries to Palace Hotel. I have made special notes on the ingredients of each new product. For example, the pastry that the little one is eating contains mango. It should be written on the label."

Evie hastily echoed.

"What you're saying is that I was too careless and took the wrong pastry. And I caused my son to have asthma because of it?"

The woman's brows knitted up in dissatisfaction.

"That's not what we meant."

Josie hurriedly spoke up, "We will definitely look into this matter and give you an explanation."

The woman and Lily looked at each other, and their faces did not look good.

Violet spoke at the side, "Lily, this lady, no matter what, the boy had an accident because of the pastry. So if you have any requests, please feel free to mention them. I hope you can forgive us this time." Hearing these words, Lily's face eased slightly, "We are not unreasonable people. But when a child suffers, adults will be more heartbroken."