Ms. Escape: Marrying to Run, Fighting to Rise Novel

Chapter 264 Showing Off Nina wanted to play with Nelson. ༥ ཏྲཱི 29%- Finished The teachers keep the smartwatches during school hours-otherwise, the kids just play with them instead of listening. The two talked the whole ride there. Amelia invited Nelson to come over to play at their house. "Nina's back from her trip now-if you want to see her, you can come over." Nelson agreed, "Okay." After their talk, Amelia carried Nina out of the car and handed her off to Sally. Sally noticed the red mark on Nina's forehead right away. "Nina, what happened to your head?" she asked.

Nina touched her forehead-it had been a whole morning already, and she'd forgotten what had happened. She thought for a minute, then sniffled and said, "Mommy hit." Amelia was confused. "What?" Sally cleared her throat, thinking it didn't look like something Amelia would do. Amelia quickly explained, "She bumped her head on the wall this morning. I didn't hit her today-the spanking was yesterday." Hearing that Nina had gotten a spanking yesterday, Sally couldn't help but smile a little. Looks like this little troublemaker still needs her mom to keep her in check.

"It's okay," Sally reassured Amelia. "Kids are like that-they don't fully understand things yet, so they often say things that aren't right." After comforting Amelia, she took Nina inside. Nina had promised to be good at daycare before they left, but once Sally carried her into the classroom, her little face still looked unhappy. Not many children had come to daycare today. Yesterday's incident scared quite a few kids. Some parents were still comforting their kids at home. But Jerry was there. He came specifically to find Nina-he was her little loyal sidekick now.

"Nina, you cry dream?" Jerry asked, sitting next to her a saying he'd had a bad dream. Nina, munching on the sandwich cookies he'd brought, hook her head. "I no cry. I big girl." 1/3 18:04 Thu, Jan 15 GDD Chapter 264 Showing Off In Nina's mind, big girls didn't cry and were tough. The two sat together talking. Nina finished all the snacks Jerry had brought. Seeing that, Jerry realized he didn't bring enough. "Nina, I bring more!" he said, meaning he'd bring more the next day. ༥.29%- Finished The little ones didn't have a good sense of time-hours, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, next week...

They didn't really know what those meant. So when they talked, they often left out words about time. But they understood each other just fine. After Jerry spoke, Nina nodded. Sally watched Nina extra closely today. To keep her settled, Sally even gave her a little red flower sticker-a tiny, fingernail-sized one that she put right in the middle of her forehead. Nina was so happy. After putting the sticker on her, Sally said, "Only good girls get little red flowers. Nina, you've been really good today-I hope you keep it up. If you start misbehaving later, I'll have to take the sticker back.

Do you want me to take it back?" Nina shook her head. "No! No!" The little red flower worked like magic to keep Nina in line for a while. Sally let out a real sigh of relief. Thanks to the little red flower, Nina even let the teacher coax her to sleep for nap time, which hardly ever happened. After she fell asleep, the teacher took a picture and sent it to the private parent group. Each child at the daycare had their own private group with the teachers and their family. Teachers shared updates, pictures, and videos of the child at daycare.

Every afternoon after pickup time, the teacher would also share a few-hundred-word summary. Amelia was extremely satisfied with the teachers' work. This daycare is definitely worth Lily's careful choice. She knew sending Nina here was the right decision. All day long, Amelia didn't get any more calls from the achers. The anxiety she'd felt all day finally went away when she picked Nina up without any trouble after daycare. 713 18:04 Thu, Jan 15 Chapter 264 Showing Off 29% Finished "Mommy! Mommy!" Nina shouted, running over from cross the room when she saw Amelia.

When she reached Amelia, she didn't ask to be picked up right away. Instead, she held her chubby face up high. The little red flower on her raised face was really noticeable. Amelia could tell she was showing off. But Amelia wanted to tease her a little, acting like she didn't see the sticker. "Nina, were you good at daycare today? Come here, let me hold you," she said, reaching out to pick Nina up. Nina got anxious, took a step back, and wouldn't let Amelia pick her up. "Mommy!

Mommy!" 264 Cedella Cedella is a passionate storyteller known for her bold romantic and spicy novels that keep readers hooked from the very first chapter. With a flair for crafting emotionally intense plots and unforgettable characters, she blends love, desire, and drama into every story she writes. Cedella's storytelling style is immersive and addictive-perfect for fans of heated romances and heart-pounding twists.