Wrong Time

“Don’t worry, I will always remember your message, my dear Aunt. Then I’ll go home first,” Camellia hugged Jessica as a farewell because after this it might be difficult for them to meet again.

“Key, let’s go home, honey,” Camellia called.

“Going home, Mom? I still want to play here,” Key looked disappointed because recently his mother rarely brought him to play in this house.

“No Keys. Next time we play again at grandma’s house, now is the time for us to go home,” Camellia refused. Since childhood, Jessica has been like a grandmother to Keysa, so even now Keysa thinks that Jessica is her grandmother.

“Will Key be invited to live there?” she asked.

Camellia nodded, “Yes, there is no other choice because I can’t let Key stay alone at home with his nanny.”

“But isn’t that too risky? There’s Bella who really hates you there, if Key comes to live there, I’m worried that Bella will do bad things to her. Meanwhile, Key is completely innocent. Think about it again,” Jessica asked. His affect