My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 501

Chapter 501 Agree To Change Groups

Hearing this, Rosalie snapped back to her senses and subconsciously retorted, “You misunderstand. I’m just acquainted with President Lawrence; we don’t know each other well.”

The woman raised her brow slightly and tentatively asked her, “Since this is the case, can you switch groups with me?”

If Rosalie agreed, she could team up with Byron just as she wanted.

Regardless of her being able to get into the Lawrences ’ good graces or not, she would also be satisfied with just acting in a fairy tale love with a man like Byron.

Rosalie’s heart thumped slightly, but then she thought of the principal’s words and hesitantly asked her, “Can we still change our groups now?”

Seeing that she wanted to agree, the woman nodded quickly. “If both of US are willing, what other problems are there? Let’s go inform Miss Leigh Ann and that should be fine.”

Hearing this, Rosalie nodded slightly, and she held onto hope in her heart.

The principal mentioned that the grouping could not be changed because the process of coordinating the parents would be very troublesome.

Now that one of the parents had taken the initiative to change groups with her, the principal and Miss Leigh Ann should have no reason to refuse.

Both of them went back to their seats after they were done discussing and waited for Miss Leigh Ann to come in before going to speak with her.

Rosalie was led to her seat by the boys. Seeing the person sitting next to her, her expression froze.

It was the first time she learned that the boys’ seats were actually next to Estie.

Which also meant that she could only sit beside Byron.

“Mommy.” The boys urged cautiously when they noticed Rosalie’s delay in taking her seat.

Rosalie came back to her senses. She smiled reluctantly at the boys and sat down stiffly in their place.

“Miss Jacobs is really popular.” The man beside him said in a vague manner.

Hearing this, Rosalie frowned slightly and turned to meet his gaze with confusion.