Chapter 219
Chapter 219
So this is the assistant Trisha rmended.
Celeste reached out her hand and said, “Hi”
The other person was also very frank and shook hands with her, “Hi. I heard from Trisha about my
situation, did she tell you?”
Celeste nodded, “She said you have a child and need to take care of them on weekends.”
The other person nodded, looking a bit anxious, “If it’s not convenient, I can find a full-time babysitter
on weekends, which is close to my home, and I really need this job.”
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Before responding, Celeste asked some simple questions.
Jta responded with an easy fluidity, and it was clear that she had significant experience as an
assistant, even having worked with prominent actors in the past.
She entered the industry at the age of 19, quit at 27, and umted eight years of experience,
making her a very experienced person in the circle.
The reason she quit was to get married and have children. Because of her profession, she was often
not at home, and both she and her husband were not local, so there were no one to take care of the
kids. They thought about hiring a babysitter, but neither of them feltfortable with that idea. The
couple argued a lot about this. Eventually, after careful consideration, she quit her job to take care of
their child.
She found a stable clerical job near her home. Although the sry was not high, life was rtively
easy. She felt that this life was stable and had no problems taking care of her child.
A few years down the line, her husband’s career trajectory shot upwards, apanied by a promotion
and a sry hike. She anticipated a turn for a better life, but instead, she was blindsided by her
husband’s infidelity.
Without hesitation, she proposed a divorce, and was decisive.
Because of her poor financial situation, custody was eventually given to her ex husband. She could
only see her child on weekends and bring them home. Moreover, her family didn’t understand her, and
now they were even unwilling to contact her because of the divorce.
She was eager to find a job and stabilize her career, so she could have a chance to win back her
child’s custody.
Celeste had seen many unpleasant situations after divorce. She was puzzled when she heard Jta
handled the divorce so decisively.
“Since he was at fault, didn’t you think about suing him in court? That way, even if he has a better
financial situation, he might not necessarily get custody.” Jta shook her head, “I thought so before I
got married, but after bing a mother, I have many concerns. I don’t want my child to be involved.
Even though he wronged me, he’s good to our child. After all, this is just a problem between us, and
there’s no need to involve the child. He has better life, and the child will livefortably with him. Once
I can support myself, I’ll fight for custody in court.”
Perhaps because she deeply understood her feelings, Celeste suddenly felt very sad
When you be a mother, you have more concerns, and all the bitterness can only be endured
silently.
She suddenly remembered what Liam had said.
If we’re not certain we can make it to the end, children will only be burdens.
Children are autonomous beings, not instruments employed to bind someone. Regardless of the
presence of children, a marriage thatcks a foundational bedrock of love is doomed to copse
eventually Indeed, children can actually engender a sense of entrapment.
“Do you think I’m suitable for the job?”
Jta asked softly, looking very nervous.
Celeste said, “You should know that I’m a neer in this circle, right?”
Jta nodded, “Trisha told me.”