Chapter 898

Chapter 898 Brenda Bullied “I’m happy to move!”

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Knowing it was a great opportunity for personal development, Sophie said, “Mr. Chairman, I’il head there today to get an idea of Hudson Investment Firm’s operation on your behalf.‘ “Alright. I’ll let Miru know and secure an official offer of employment for you.”

Kaze was pleased with Sophie’s enthusiasm for the job and contacted Miru right away.

Miru was as sarcastic as ever when she got Kaze’s call.

“At least you’re aware of where you stand and seek help, Kaze. Sophie Song, you say? Alright. She can report straight to work.”

The sneering aside, Miru still made things happen.

Her intention was to give Kaze a respectable position at Hudson Investment Firm to save Darcy from embarrassment.

Miru did not care about Kaze hiring Sophie as an assistant.

“Mr. Chairman, I’ll head there now.

Sophie made her way to Hudson Investment Firm after getting the necessary stuff.

Noticing Winnie’s lack of enthusiasm, Kaze tried to turn her attention elsewhere and said, Come on. Let’s pick Brenda up and take her somewhere fun.”

Brenda had been bugging Kaze about going to an indoor entertainment space. Now that Kaze had time, Kaze wanted to spend some time with his goddaughter.

“Godfather!”

Outside the kindergarten, Brenda plunged headfirst into Kaze’s arm affectionately.

They happily made their way to Century Fun.

Brenda enjoyed playing on the trampoline while Kaze and Winnie sat nearby and watched her. Winnie’s weary face beamed for once.

“You can still file for divorce even if Zenny doesn’t want to sign the papers, Winnie.”

Kaze finally brought up her divorce.

He provided another approach that could help with the split. “The witnesses and video of your abduction with Brenda at the basement parking lot can serve as proof on grounds for divorce.”

Given Zenny’s intention to cause harm toward Winnie and Brenda, the court would likely grant a swift dissolution of the marriage.

“Alright. I got it.”

Winnie nodded.

+15 BONUS Suddenly, a crying voice belonging to a girl came from the trampolines.

“Brenda!”

As discoloration washed over her face, Winnie jolted to her feet.

Kaze got up to check out what the fuss was about when he saw several non–local children surrounding Brenda.

A seven–year–old boy extended his arms and made Brenda fall.

‘My godfather and mom are there. Don’t bully me,” Brenda shouted while wiping her tears.

“You’re not one of us. Don’t come close.”

“My dad said that you and your kind are lowlifes. Get lost! Don’t play with us!”

The foreign kids insulted and stomped on Brenda.

Brenda’s white dress was stained with multiple shoe prints.

“Sob... My godfather bought me this dress.”

Brenda wailed harder and tried to stand on her feet on the trampoline by holding onto an older child’s leg, but she was pushed away.

The child stood on the edge of the trampoline.

He lost his balance from the push and fell off the trampoline, crashing to the ground. He started to wail.

“Are you alright, Brenda? Are you hurt?”

Winnie rushed over to hold Brenda. The girl dried her tears and whimpered, “I’m okay, Mommy. Those kids picked on me.”

Despite the hurt, Brenda put on a brave face, and Winnie’s heart went out to her.

Someone helped the older child to his feet.

“Hey, bitch! How dare you hit my child!”

A woman stormed over, her hand holding the older child’s.