Ex-Husband's Regret (by Evelyn M.M) novel Chapter 87

As you approach the house, a long tree lined driveway welcomes you, leading up to an impressive entrance adorned with a grand double-height glass door flanked by tall ornamental columns.

When you step inside, you are greeted by a breathtaking foyer with a soaring ceiling and an exquisite chandelier that sparkles like a thousand diamonds.

The interior of the house is designed with both beauty and functionality. The living room is flooded with natural light and it features plush and comfortable sofas arranged in a way that creates a cozy gathering.

The kitchen is a chef’s dream with a state of the art appliances, marble countertops and a large island with barstool seating.

Hope House includes numerous spacious bedroom, each uniquely decorated according to each child’s preference, ensuring that each one of them has a personalized and comfortable place to call their own.

It also has recreational areas like a game room, home theatre, library, gym, an indoor swimming pool and a playground with swings and slides.

All Hope Houses are built on acres of land and with the same design. We pride ourselves in offering the best to these kids.

When I asked my architect to come up with the design, I wanted these kids to have a place they would be proud to call home.

A part from Noah, Hope Foundation was my other pride and joy. It always makes me happy that I’m able to change their lives.

I’m greeted by the little kids when I get to the living room. Today was a lazy day. Where they all got to relax and just chill.

I hug as many as I can before moving forward.

“Hi Ava” the older ones who were relaxing in the sofas greet me in unison.

I smile at them and then greet them back.

“Does anyone know where Mary is?” I ask them.

“She’s in the office” Kira, a seventeen year old who was kicked out by her parents after getting pregnant answers.

She got pregnant at fifteen and she has been with us for two years. She decided to keep her baby and we accepted her decision. Monica, her baby girl was a breath of fresh. She was the liveliest baby I’ve ever met and everyone just adores her.

I thank her and walk to the office. I get more greetings from the other kids and the stuff.

I find Mary seated at the desk with a magazine. She looks up and smiles.

“You face is plastered all over the magazines” she says as she hands me the one she was reading.

The front page is a picture of me giving my speech yesterday.

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