A woman takes on the role of a wicked stepmother, only to find her schemes unraveling in ways she never planned. As she navigates a household full of tension and unexpected bonds, her mission to be the villain keeps failing against her own better instincts.
immediately burst out of the car to interrupt their fun hey you bratty little kids why aren't you going home did your parents abandon you oh no don't tell me nobody wants you I pulled the surrounded Leo behind me and glared menacefully at the group of children yes exactly like this I'm going to ruin all
his social relationships who are you are you the liars big sister one boy asked being called big sister gave me a brief moment of flattery but I instantly snapped back liar who's a liar didn't your teacher instruct you on basic I am Leo Morella's mother. My Leo doesn't like you guys. From now on, none of you are allowed to play with him.
Leo's mother? His mother is a maid. I've seen her. She doesn't look like you. He lied and said she wasn't his mom. He's just a liar, and we're not playing with What kind of nonsense logic is this? I am his mother!
I raised a clenched fist threateningly, and the bratty kids instantly scattered, giggling and running away. Just then, Leo, who had been standing behind me, touched softly at my coat. His large eyes were glistening with unshed tears as he looked up at me. Thank you for coming to pick me up today.
day. Hold on, isn't something wrong here? I just ruined his little social circle. Why is thanking me? It seemed my display of authority had worked. Once we got home, Leo was obedient. Not only did he follow me around like a little shadow, but during dinner he even took the initiative to peel shrimp for me. He carefully placed a peeled shrimp into my plate. Seeing that
I hadn't moved, he added anxiously, I washed my hands. I picked up my fork and took a bite. Delicious. Not bad. As a reward, peel a few more for me. Little Leo pursed his lips, lowered his head and set to work peeling shrimp with absolute devotion in the end i was so stuffed i couldn't