Chapter 25 The Good Actress

"Are you sure?"

Anna nodded firmly. "Of course! Come on, Joy, don't think about it too much. Look, your forehead is all wrinkled like an unironed rag," teased Anna.

Josephine couldn't help but laugh and stroked her forehead. "I've troubled you a lot since coming back here," Josephine said embarrassed.

"Can you not say something like that? You piss me off for always saying that," complained Anna.

"Okay, okay, I won't say anymore, but ... thank you very much Anna, I don't know how I would be if my best friend wasn't you."

Josephine hugged Anna tightly until her best friend patted her on the back. Anna gave the car keys to Josephine.

"I'll pick up Flower and Rain first, then pick up Sky every day and take them to Mom's house. My mom insists that they should be taught discipline after school. Eat and nap, have afternoon tea and study, then have dinner before you pick them up. Madam Antris will take care of and watch over them."

"If your mother and Madam Antris had taken care of them, with