My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 1011

Byron looked more like the Crawford family than his biological mother.

However, the two children of Ambrose were special.

They all looked like Byron's biological mother.

On the contrary, they didn't look alike to Ambrose at all.

A while later, Athena met Edith.

Everything in the house was still the same as before.

They didn't take their stuff out.

It looked like they were always ready to leave at any time.

Edith's complexion looked much better than before.

"Ms. Stella, we are moving out. Why do you still come here in person?" Edith was embarrassed.

Athena came after mealtime.

She was planning to cook something for her initially.

"Mdm. Kallis, I ate a little too much at night. Can you go for a walk with me?" Athena said gently.

Edith was slightly taken aback.

Then she nodded.

"You two stay home looking after the house," said Athena while looking at Archer and Poppy.

Both of them were stunned.

"Does she want to go for a walk with Mom alone?"

They looked at Edith, and she nodded at them.

Byron's house was in a great location. Elite schools and commercial areas were close.

After nightfall, it was not so hot.

The neighborhood was densely shaded by trees, and the smattering moonlight calmed the atmosphere.

"Where do you plan to go after you move out from here?" Athena asked.

Tears welled up in Edith's eyes immediately.

"You are a woman as well. The restrictions placed on women by society are severe. The problem is more critical the more desolate the region. You should also know that being pretty in a desolate area is awful."

Edith froze.

She thought of those miserable days back then.

And those greedy, lustful eyes fell upon her those few years.

"Mrs. Crawford, please tell me. What should I do?" Edith's tears couldn't be restrained and rolled down her cheeks.

Archer was smart.

During this time, she could hear the teacher praise him daily in class.

Today, the teacher asked if he would like to participate in some physics competitions.

She didn't want her son's talent buried in such a desolate fishing village.

She certainly didn't want her daughter to take her previous course.