Wake Up Leave The Liar novel Chapter 265

Chapter 243

After finishing talking with Sam and hanging up the phone, over ten minutes later, Chase sent her the time and address for Sam’s training tomorrow,

But it was only the time and address for Sam’s training tomorrow, that’s all.

As for anything else, he didn’t say a single extra word.

The next day, three or four minutes after Ashley arrived at the fencing hall, Sam also arrived.

There was only Sam and the driver in the car.

Chase wasn’t there.

After getting out of the car, Sam happily held Ashley’s hand and led her into the fencing hall.

Right after they entered the fencing hall, Tim called her.

Ashley said to Sam, “Mommy’s going to answer a call.”

Sam: Okay, then I’ll go find the coach first.”

“Mh.”

Tim just asked her a few things, and after chatting for a couple of sentences, he hung up.

Sam hadn’t gone far.

His coach saw him and greeted him with a smile, “Sam’s here?”

After speaking, she looked around and asked again,”Did Miss Mond and Mr. Sterling not accompany you today?”

“No, my mommy came with me today!”

Ashley listened to their conversation, standing at the doorway, and only walked in a few seconds later.

Sam’s coach saw her, a hint of surprise flashing in her eyes:”Miss, are you here to…”

“Mommy!”

Sam’s coach paused, then smiled and said, “So you’re Sam’s mommy?”

Ashley nodded and shook hands with the other person.

Over the past six months, when Sam came to the fencing hall for training, it was always Chase or Tanya, or both of them accompanying him.

He knew Tanya was Chase’s girlfriend, but not Sam’s mother.

When Sam came to learn fencing, he was always accompanied by his father or his father’s girlfriend, but his biological mother never appeared once. At that time, he thought Sam’s mother and Chase must have divorced, or even passed away.

Now that Ashley had appeared, it meant Sam’s mother hadn’t passed away.

In that case, Chase and Ashley must have already divorced.

As an outsider, he wasn’t clear why Chase and Ashley divorced.

But from the past interactions among Chase, Tanya, and Sam, it was clear that Chase and his current girlfriend had a very good relationship, and Sam was also very close to her.

He didn’t know if Sam and Tanya’s good relationship was happening with Ashley’s permission.

Since he wasn’t aware of the situation, he didn’t want to bring them up, so he praised Sam to Ashley:”Sam is very interested in fencing, and he’s also talented, so he’s learning very well. There’s a high chance he’ll enter the top three in next month’s competition.”

Ashley nodded, but before she could say anything, Sam came over, took Ashley’s hand, and said, “Mommy, will you come in with me to change clothes?”

Ashley nodded.

After Sam changed into his fencing uniform, the training officially began.

Sam’s coach was said to be a fencing champion from a certain year, so his skill and technique naturally needed no further mention.

But Sam might truly have enough talent, plus he’s also bolded enough. During training, he wasn’t shy at all, instead, his footwork was agile, his attacks were daring, and his defense was quick, his reactions were very fast.

In his offense and defense, he already had a bit of a dashing spirit about him.

For a moment, Ashley seemed to already be able to see him growing up in the future and what he’d look like when he participates in competitions.

It’s just that, at that time, he probably wouldn’t be by her side.

After training for over half an hour, Sam ran over and took him hand, looking up and asking expectantly, “Mommy, did I practice well?”

Ashley doesn’t fence and doesn’t know much about the sport.

But last night, she looked up some information online and gained a preliminary understanding of fencing.

She took the small towel Sam handed her, and while wiping his sweat, she praised him sincerely, “Excellent.”

Then she said to the coach walking towards them, “You’ve worked hard.”

“It’s my pleasure,” Sam’s coach said, then added, “However, Sam learning so well isn’t entirely my credit. Sam already had a good foundation before he came to our fencing club.”