Carla was thrilled for getting the lavish tip. After getting off work, she treated Diane and Kristi to supper.
Kristi turned green with envy after knowing that Carla had received a huge tip.
On the contrary, Diane was elated over the good news. At the rate at which things were going, they would be able to save enough, and in turn, quit working at Stifling Night much sooner.
Kristi, however, thought differently. She actually liked working at Stifling Night, claiming that it was fast and easy money. The girl wanted to save up enough to buy a property at Aymo City.
Not only that, but she also hoped that she would somehow meet a rich guy while working at Stifling Night. She was dying to realize her goal of becoming a rich man's trophy wife.
Diane burst her bubble and told her that being a trophy wife was not all sunshine and rainbows.
Carla, on the other hand, did not think there were any problems with Kristi's aspirations.
Afterward, Diane and Carla then decided to go visit Diane's mother at two o'clock in the afternoon the next day. The trio then went their separate ways.
Diane and Kristi rented a house together. They would study in the morning and then work at Stifling Night at night. Even though it was tough, they knew they were working toward realizing their dreams.
It was already five-thirty in the morning when Carla reached home. After taking a bath and changing into a fresh set of clothes, she prepared breakfast for her triplets and even penned a sticky note for them.
Dear Randy, Josh, and Venus, Mommy has been busy with work lately and hasn't been spending much time with you guys. Mommy is so glad that you guys have been behaving, and going to school every
day with the nurses. I promise to spend more time with you guys after this.
Love: Mommy
Carla then dragged her tired body back to the room and fell into a deep slumber.
She had only about five hours left to sleep since she agreed to meet Diane at the City Hospital at one o'clock in the afternoon.
The three nurses had already arrived to fetch the triplets when the trio was awake, and told them that Carla had actually prepared breakfast for them. They could enjoy the breakfast once they had washed up.
The triplets were thrilled since it had been a while since they last had breakfast prepared by Carla.
They were overjoyed to see the scrumptious breakfast and handwritten note laid out on the table.
The triplet then tiptoed into their mother's room and planted soft kisses on her cheeks. Then, they closed the door behind them and enjoyed their breakfast.
Before leaving, Randy left a sticky note on the table for Carla as well.
To Mommy, We love you!
Love, Randy
"Randy, don't forget to include my name on the note too." Venus tiptoed to take a closer look at the sticky note.
"Me too, I love mommy too, " Josh reminded Randy as well, afraid that the latter might have missed out his name.
"Love mommy, love mommy!" Dori parroted the triplets' words back at them.
"Shh!" Venus gestured to silent Dori. She looked at the parrot with a stern face. "Dori, do not wake Mommy, okay?"
Dori then covered its beak with its wings, mirroring Venus's demeanor.
The parrot had slept for many days after getting drunk last time. However, it had gotten especially chirpy ever since it had sobered up.
"I think it's better that we bring Dori to school, " Josh said as he furrowed his brows. "Otherwise, it's going to wake mummy up."
"Agreed." Venus raised her plump hands.
"Sure, " Randy nodded his head and said to the nurse, "Nurse, could you help me open the cage?"
"Sure!" The nurse then headed to the balcony to open Dori's cage.
Dori then flapped its wings and perched on Randy's shoulders as it rubbed its furry head against his handsome little face, "Randy, Randy!"
"Be quiet, " Randy warned Dori. "I'm going to bring you to school today. You have to behave, alright?"
"Okay, okay, " Dori chirped merrily, happy that it was finally getting the chance to go to the kindergarten together with the triplets.
"Dori is so adorable!" The nurses beamed brightly as they saw the parrot's lively demeanor. "Let's go to school now."
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