My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 1449

My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball Chapter 1449–In the end, it was Byron who personally called the kindergarten principal and asked for a week off for the little ones.

Three adults and three little ones set off for the Maldives.

On the other side, just as the principal hung up the phone, a gentle-looking teacher walked in from outside.

“Ms. Crane, you are here.”

The principal greeted her. “You should know about the classroom situation. President Lawrence’s daughter and both young masters are all in our class, and the assistant teacher has asked for leave again. I’m also afraid that Miss Leigh Ann won’t be able to handle everything alone, so, please help her for now.”

Lucille Crane smiled and nodded. “I understand. Principal, you can rest assured.’

The Principal looked her up and down and felt that this person has a gentle face, and said, “I’ll entrust them to you, so pay attention and don’t make any mistakes.’

Lucille agreed to everything. “Then should I go say hello to them now?”

The principal said, “They just took a week’s leave. When they come back, let Miss Leigh Ann introduce you to each other.”

Upon this, Lucille’s eyes darkened imperceptibly, and then quickly returned to normal. “Okay, I see, if there is nothing else, I will go out first.”

The principal explained a few more reminders, and then let her leave.

Coming out of the director’s office, the smile on Lucille’s face disappeared completely, replaced by a gloomy look.

She strode to the corner of the kindergarten, took out her mobile phone, and dialed a number.

The other end quickly picked up.

“So? Have you come into contact with them?”

Wendy’s gloomy voice came from the other end of the phone.

Lucille’s tone was somewhat apologetic. ‘I just arrived at the kindergarten, and the principal told me that the three kids just asked for leave, they should take another week to come back.”

As soon as the words fell, Wendy growled loudly, obviously displeased.” What!” ‘There’s still a week’s wait?