Less than an hour later, Ann Chapman looked at her watch and said, "I've got something this afternoon; I won't be hanging out with you all."
"Today isn't your shift or your consultation day, what could you possibly be busy with?" Edward Abel asked.
"My grandma is forcing me on blind dates, as you all know. Now that it's known that all three of Owen's unborn children are boys, I can kiss my peaceful days goodbye. There's a high school class reunion this afternoon, I'll see if I can run into any female classmates who are still unmarried."
Ann Chapman's words were a mixture of truth and lies.
Mia Moreland, who was sitting behind him, was stunned upon hearing this, looking as if she'd been struck by lightning.
Amelia Clarke glanced at the somewhat pale Mia and gently tapped the mahjong tiles on the table, pondering for a moment. She opened her mouth, intending to say something to keep Ann Chapman around.
However, before she could speak, Ann Chapman's phone buzzed first.
