With a face full of happiness, Thalassa was shielding her four children under her arms.
This warm and happy scene caught the attention of other parents Kindâ
hearted folks walked over, thest eyes filled with envy and surprise âMiss, are all these four your kids?â
Thalassa nodded.
âThey all seem to be about the same age. Are they quadruplets?â
Thalassa nodded again âMy goodness, miss. You gave birth to four at once, and they all look so pretty. Youâre quite the baby maker Even farm hens donât lay four eggs in one goâ
The person was full of envy. Finding it quite unbelievable, she looked at Thalassa with a gaze filled with admiration This woman sure knew how to pop out kids.
Thalassa cracked an awkward smile.
wasnât her who was particularly fertile, it was the childrenâs father. His fertility was off the charts.
Thinking back to that night she was exhausted.
It was her first time to have sex, and a strong and heroic man suddenly appeared it was a massive chal lenge to her endurance Under the envious gaze of many. Thalassa took the kids home.
Halfway through, they ran into Evelyn, who was rushing towards the kindergarten Thalassa, youâre picking up the kids. I was playing poker in the card room. I got so engrossed that I alm ost lost track of time.â Evelyn wiped the sweat off her forehead, letting out a sigh of relief.
She was worried that sheâd be late and the kids might be picked up by other parents by mistake Luckily Thalassa was the one who picked them up.
Thalassa said. âMom, the kids school pickâ
up time is fixed now, and you should set an alarm from now onâ
She couldnât always be on time to pick the kids up, what if she was late next time?
âAlright, I got it. Itâs the kidsâ first day of school, so Iâm still not used to it. By the way, how was your first day at work?â Evelyn asked about her job.
Thalassa looked somewhat downcast âHard to say.â
Seeing her expression, Evelyn immediately became worried. âYou canât be picky. The company spent fi ve thousand dollars to hire you, and they must have seen your talent. The workload will be heavy at firs t, but itâll get better. You canât be too whimsical Thalassa felt helpless, unable to describe the twists and turns she experienced at work to Evelyn She felt like she was jumping from one predicament into another She felt out of control of her own life, and it was extremely painful As usual, she put on a brilliant smile and said, âMom, I know. Donât worry Do you still have money? Weâre out of living expenses at home, and we havenât even bought groceries for today. Also, E lowen and Sophiaâs milk powder is also out, so we need to buy a few cansâ Evelyn added Thalassaâs five thousand dollars had all been used to pay the kidsâ school fees She didnât have much money left Suddenly, the burden of life on her shoulders felt heavier Back home, she rummaged through her bag and found fiftyâ
five dollars in cash. She handed it all to Evelyn âMom, take this to buy groceries fist. Once my salary is i n, transfer you some more âThis money canât even buy a months worth of milk powder i told you to find a good man and marry hu m, but you just wouldnât sten Evelyn nagged as she wRNIÃ out to buy groceries Thalassa was under tremendous pressure I looked like sheâd have to do some part time work tonight to make ends meet Just then, Zola from Sapphire Skyline gave her a call Thalases, you havenât been doing part time work for a white flecenity our red wine sales have been rea lly good and you can cast out at the song Would you consider coming over tonight for a part time job?
Zola proposed a temptation over the phone Thalassa turned her head and saw Lowen lying on the table, staring at the empty milk powder bax the clearly wanted to drink but there was wat She didnât plan to sto part time work at Sapphire Skyline again But now it seemed that she had no other chale She agreed Alright, r come over tonight
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