Chapter 1090

“Mom, you must take good care of yourself. Wait for us to come back. By then, Essie and I will bring gifts for you.”

“Yes, Mommy, whatever you like, I’ll ask Daddy to buy it for you,” Essie said softly, hugging my neck with her little face against my cheek.

I glanced at Reynaldo subconsciously.

The man’s face was calm and expressionless, showing no emotion.

I touched the heads of the two children and smiled, saying, “As long as it’s from you to Mommy, Mommy will like it.”

At this moment, the boarding announcement was made.

I stood up and looked at the man in front of me, saying lightly, “After you go over there, I hope you can report to me about the situation of the two children every day.”

“Okay.”

“Also, regarding Essie’s illness, no matter what progress there is, I hope you can inform me in a timely manner."

“Okay.”

I no longer looked at him, lowered my head, and smiled at the two babies, saying, “After you get there, you must behave well, remember to call Mommy often, okay?”

“Mm-hmm.”

The two children nodded heavily.

The boarding announcement was made again.

No matter how reluctant, it can only end here.

The scene of parting is always sad. With tears in my eyes, I smiled at the two children and said, “Go board the plane quickly, Mommy should go back too.”

I finished speaking, and tears still couldn’t help but fall.

Afraid that the two children would see me cry, I quickly turned my back and said with a soft laugh, “Mommy has gone back first, remember to call her when you arrive.”

“Well, Mommy, be careful on the road,” Essie said softly.

I smiled and said, “Okay.”

After saying that, I walked towards the exit; tears had already blurred my vision.

My Essie, you must be fine.

Mom’s only wish in this life was for you and Roddy to be healthy and safe throughout your lives.

“Esmeralda…”

I had just taken a few steps when Reynaldo suddenly called out to me.

I hesitated for a moment, didn’t turn around, just asked lightly, “Mr. Humphrey, do you have something else?”

There was a moment of silence behind.

He was silent until I thought he had left.

I was about to leave when his deep and restrained voice suddenly came from behind, “You must take care of yourself.”

I pulled my lips, laughed sarcastically, but tears kept falling down.

There was a lingering sense of indescribable bitterness and grievance in my heart.

I coldly said, “Mr. Humphrey was about to give up on me, so why bother saying such misleading words? Whether I am good or not has nothing to do with Mr. Humphrey.”

With that, I quickly walked towards the exit.

I was afraid that if I stayed any longer, I would end up arguing with him.

I didn’t want to argue with him in front of the children.

After leaving the airport, I looked blankly at the pedestrians coming and going outside, not knowing where to go next and what to do.

I sat down on a stone pedestal in a daze, staring blankly at the distant horizon, feeling empty, sour, and painful inside.

I didn’t know how long I had been sitting outside the airport until Vonnie’s call came, and then I snapped out of it.

Vonnie was anxious and asked me where I had been.

I said goodbye to the children at the airport.

Vonnie just remembered that the children were supposed to take a plane to go abroad today. She immediately felt extremely regretful, blaming herself for oversleeping and not coming to see the children.