Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott)

Hearing her words, Louis raised his eyes again.

"Of course, as I said, you are his real mother and no one can separate you. I'll take Luka to school tomorrow, so if you're free, join me in the morning." Hearing this, Grace nodded her head in a hurry, "I'm free Louis, so tomorrow morning ......'

"I'll have Harry come pick you up."

"Okay."

The little one was still useful to her and she had to solicit sympathy from time to time, hoping to get into the Johnson Family quickly.

Balridge Manor.

Violet accompanied the little one to make pastries and lunch.

Luka looked at the lunch in front of him and his eyes widened and shone brightly.

Just saw a plate of rice and dishes that formed the shape of a robot cat, lifelike.

"Show great-grandma. Luka's lunch today is so much fun!"

The old Mrs. Johnson sat by the table and was surprised to see the unique meal in front of Luka.

Luka nodded vigorously and looked at Violet again, his eyes starry.

Auntir was so dexterous!

He had never had a lunch like this, and no one had ever treated him with such care.

"Luka, try it. Is it good?"

Violet sat down next to Luka and served him a bowl of bone broth.

Such a meal was what she came up with to get her daughter to eat more vegetables.

Erin was a picky eater, so she thought of ways to make food for her when she was home.

Luka was also a child, and should like this kind of childish food.

Luka picked up the spoon and was a little torn about where to start.

He then carefully scooped up a spoonful of rice and brought it into his mouth.

The rice smelled great and the food was delicious.

Luka ate happily.

"Luka, eat slowly. Be careful of not choking. Here, have a sip of soup."

Violet saw that he loved it, and smiled. She fed him the soup again.

Luka took a good sip of soup, then scooped up a spoonful of rice and passed it to Violet's mouth.

"Wow, Luka is so good." Violet complimented with a smile.

Luka's eyes were full of starlight and extraordinarily bright.

Watching the interaction between the two, the old Mrs. Johnson smiled with satisfaction.

She can't be wrong about Violet who was a good, caring woman.

She was sure Violet can raise Luka well.

The most remarkable thing was that the kid liked her too!

Even, from her point of view, the two had a bit of a mother-son impression!

It must be fate!

The old Mrs. Johnson was unmoved, and her eyes were full of light.

From time to time, Violet paid attention to the little one during the meal, until he all finished, an her heart was full of the sense of accomplishment. This kid really liked the food she cooked.

At that moment, there was a message on her phone.

It was a message from Julia, telling her that she was going into the crew early.

It also meant she must be there right away, too.

"Grandma, I have to start work this afternoon. I have to leave right away, so I can't stay here with you."

Violet also had almost finished eating and pulled out a paper towel to wipe the corner of her mouth. "Going to be busy with work? Fine."

The old Mrs. Johnson had a loving face, "Violet, it's been a hard day for you."

"Grandma, you are too hospitable. I don't feel hard at all, rather I am very happy."

Violet got up and stroked Luka's little head.

This child was not talkative and was said to be a bit autistic.

And she wondered how his mother brought him up!

Inexplicable pity.

Luka got out of her chair, and her dark eyes fixed on Violet, a hint of reluctance flashed in her eyes.

Was Auntie leaving?

Will she come back in the future?

"Then in the future, when Grandma calls you again, you must come."

The old Mrs. Johnson said smilingly.

"Definitely, as long as Grandma doesn't mind."

Violet made a couple of polite remarks and then waved to Luka.

"Luka, auntie has to go, bye oh."