Chapter 94. Nostalgia

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The next day, I procured the documents I needed for business school. The high school diploma was easy because I always carry it with me hoping for any amazing opportunity that may come my way. However, for the birth certificate, I had to go back to the orphanage for that.

“Shall I go with you? It’s been years since you last visited the orphanage,” Olivia said as we were walking down the street on our way to the bus stop.

I was carrying her bag and another paper bag which contained her instructional materials for the day. It’s what she’s always staying up late at night to finish. “Anything for the students,” she would always say. I love that about her. She’s so passionate of teaching and it’s amazing.

“No, thanks, honey. I’m good. Go have an amazing day,” I said.

“Okay, then. But if anything, you can call me.”

Of course. I know that. I gave her a smile and a kiss on her left cheek. The blush rose to her cheeks. It’s too easy making her blush