My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 504

Chapter 504 Hope For A Happy Cooperation

After some discussion, the parent meeting this time ended.

Miss Leigh Ann stood at the door of the classroom and sent the parents off.

Rosalie walked over to Miss Leigh Ann with a heavy heart, “Miss Leigh Ann, if the storyline won’t be edited, will the last scene for Sleeping Beauty really be suitable for the kids who are this young?”

Miss Leigh Ann smiled reassuringly. “Miss Jacobs, you don’t have to worry about it. The children have long learned about all these. Also, we won’t really get you to kiss, you will just be asked to position yourself when the time comes.”

After Miss Leigh Ann said that she looked up behind her. “President Lawrence, I’m sure you will also cooperate, yes?”

Hearing this, Rosalie’s body unconsciously froze.

“Of course.” Byron’s deep voice sounded. It sounded like he was practically speaking into her ear.

Rosalie lowered her gaze and silently took a step toward the outside before turning to look at the person behind her.

Byron was looking at her coldly. “Miss Jacobs can rest assured. I’m not the kind of person who takes advantage of others. Also, you and I are both parents, so I won’t be so disrespectful.”

Miss Leigh Ann also echoed, “Miss Jacobs, don’t be so nervous. There will be children in the audience, they’ll just be having a good time.”

Rosalie could not say anything else, so she reluctantly nodded. “I’m sorry to have troubled you just now.”

Miss Leigh Ann smiled, not minding it. “It’s what I should do, you’re welcome.”

After exchanging a few brief words, Rosalie said goodbye and left.

Rosalie made her way to the kindergarten entrance. She had just opened the door to her car when Byron’s voice sounded behind her.

“Since you’ve promised to cooperate, Miss Jacobs won’t be bringing her personal emotions onto the stage, yes?”

Rosalie turned around and nodded indifferently. ” Don’t worry, President Lawrence, I will fully cooperate with the kindergarten’s work.” 1

What she was implying was that she was just regarding this stage play as a kindergarten task.