Chapter 89. Resign

My hands were trembling, and I hurriedly got out of the car.

"Ina!" he called, but I didn't look back at her anymore.

I rushed to hail a vehicle and breathed a sigh of relief when I finally managed to get on board.

I forcefully squeezed the folder into my bag.

"Ms. Ina, come in," May said when I knocked on their house.

"Sleeping," I whispered as I saw Amari soundly asleep, still embracing May's niece.

I picked up my cell phone when it rang, afraid that it might wake the children up.

I let out a sigh of relief when I saw Carl's name on the screen. I turned off my cell phone and put it in my bag.

"Have a snack first, Ms. Ina."

I handed her a plate with bread. "You went through the trouble," I said.

She chuckled softly. When the sunset, Amari and I went home. I was taken aback when I saw Carl in the living room, and she stood up when Amari called her.

I let them talk there. I went upstairs.

I didn't go down anymore after