Chapter 138 Go Home

No sooner had she got off the train than Brian's call came. Kate quickly answered it.

"Arrived?" Brian asked first.

"How do you know?" Kate asked back in surprise in a relaxing tone.

"I guessed," Brian replied faintly.

"I'm here. Don't worry. Go back and have a rest first." Said Kate with a big smile on her face.

Brian replied faintly with a smile.

After the phone call with Brian, Kate was even happier.

"His call?" Justin, who was standing beside her, frowned slightly.

Kate nodded.

Justin didn't say anything. Mary was waiting for Kate outside the train station.

"Kate, here!" With these words, Mary waved at Kate fiercely. Upon hearing her voice, Kate carried her handbag and walked towards Mary.

"Mom, I'm back," Standing in front of Mary, Kate giggled.

"Come on, Kevin. It's just back home. You don't have to be so excited." Mary patted Kate's head and said with a smile.

Kate felt a little guilty. She would not tell her mother that her happiness was mostly due to a call from Brian

"Nice to meet you, Aunt Mary." Justin greeted her politely.

At the sight of Justin, Mary was stunned for a second. Then she smiled and held his hand. "I didn't know that Justin is also here. Did you come back together?"

"Yes." Before Kate could explain, Justin answered Mary back.

"Sorry to bother you. Let's go! You must have dinner at my home today! " Mary was so enthusiastic to talk to Justin that she didn't notice that Kate was standing behind her.

Kate was speechless. Was she really her mother? How could she be more excited to see a handsome guy than her.

They were chatting so happily, so Kate didn't interrupt them. She looked at the scenery alone and thought about her own business.

It had been more than a month since she came back last time. The small city hadn't changed. It was still so quiet and peaceful. She liked it.

When they arrived at the flower shop, Mary had already prepared the food. Sitting in front of the dining table, Kate had no appetite, perhaps because she just got off the train.

"Kate, eat more. You were as hungry as a ghost last time you came back, right?" Mary took a glance at Kate and put the dish in her bowl.

When Kate looked at the piled up food, she suddenly felt nauseated, but she didn't show it.

"Justin, you should also eat more. Enjoy yourself. " Mary added food to Justin's bowl with a smile, making him her son-in-law completely.

Justin also beamed and put some food into her bowl. "I think Aunt Mary needs more."

It was a peaceful and nice dinner. Everyone on the table displayed a happy smile and was harmonious. However, Kate could not help thinking of the time when she had dinner in that villa. She missed self-willed Lily and cold Brian.

"I guess because I just got out of the car, I'm not very hungry now. Enjoy your meal," Kate smiled, put down her chopsticks, turned on the TV and turned it on to watch the news channel.

This small city was attached to Z City, and the news

orite son.

"What's going on?" Mary asked, concern written all over her face

Then she looked at Kate suspiciously, "how do you know?"

"It's from the news." Kate replied casually.

Kate didn't know how to get along with Mary. She had told her a lie and she had to use ninety-nine lies to cover up the first one. She had said so much, but she couldn't even count how many lies she should use to cover her lie.

"What a misfortune! How could this happen to Li family? I think they are too naive. " Mary sighed.

Kate drew back her neck. When she got back to town, she felt very cold here, a few degrees lower than that of Z city.

"Mom, you didn't reply my message." Kate changed the topic. She sent a message to ask Mary if she had already known that William was married.

Hearing that, Mary put on a complicated expression but remained silent.

Kate didn't ask more. She didn't have to ask further about what Mary didn't want to tell her.

Standing in the strong wind for a long time, Kate finally opened her mouth: "let's go back."

Then she stretched herself and smiled lazily, "I'm sleepy."

"Well, Kate, I know you like steamed buns, don't you? Come here. I'll buy you some. " Then, Mary took Kate to the steamed buns shop.

Seeing the steaming vapor in the bamboo basket, Kate was slightly stunned. Time flied back to a long time ago. She passed by here every day and stared blankly at the white steamed bun, but she didn't have the courage to walk into.

Because she was poor.

She was the most poor student in the class at that time, and sometimes she wore a donation from the city.

"Give more to Kate. She seldom comes back." The store owner greeted with enthusiasm.

Kate's mouth twitched. The owner of that store wasn't that generous at that time

Very soon, Mary came out of the restaurant with a big bag of steamed stuffed buns in her arms. Then she picked up the hot steamed buns and put them into Kate's mouth, "eat more. I haven't seen you eat anything today."