Mistaken Her for Someone Else eB .


    Since I had some time, [ went to the nearest supermarket to my house. I was low on vegetables, so I nned to buy some.


    The fresh vegetables on the shelves looked perfect, so I grabbed a bunch of leafy greens and fruits. I also selected a piece of high-quality beef before wandering the supermarket, wondering what As liked to eat.


    However, something felt off. It seemed people were following me and whispering to each other. Still, I was puzzled whenever I turned back because everything seemed normal.


    At the checkout, a perky girl holding a


    notebook blushed and mustered her | courage to approach me, saying, “Ms.


    Harmony, can I have your autograph?” | Ilooked at the girl in shock, realizing she had mistook me for Harmony. The girl looked at me expectantly while asionally ncing behind me.


    When I turned, I noticed a boy of simr age standing there.


    I returned my attention to the girl and gently said, “Sweetie, you might''ve mistaken me for someone else. I’m not Ms. Harmony.” “Huh?” The girl looked puzzled, not entirely understanding what I meant.


    However, the boy behind me said, “We’re sorry to bother you, Ms.


    Harmony, but we just wanted your


    autograph.”  I smiled helplessly and repeated, “I''m not the person you think I am, dear.


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    You''ve got the wrong person.


    The two looked at me, confused, while others noticed our interaction. One said, “Oh, is that Harmony Hampton?” “Hmm? Shees to the same supermarket as us? No way!”  “Why no? Everyone needs to eat and drink, right?”  “But isn''t that what assistants are for?”  “Hmm, you''re right.” More people turned their attention to me, so I proceeded to the checkout line, wanting to leave immediately. I


    couldn’t help but wonder how I resembled Harmony, thinking her fans were a little silly for thinking so.


    The boy studied my features and asked, “Are you really not Ms. Harmony? We''re sorry!”  “I’m sorry, but I’m not her. My name’s Chloe. Do I1ook that much like her?” I smiled at the boy, amused, “You''ve made an honest mistake. I apologize if you''re disappointed.”  The boy smiled a little disappointedly.


    “Well, you do look alike.”  Some onlookers agreed that I resembled Harmony, while the rest disagreed. I finally understood why she always went out in disguise. Although I said I wasn’t her, people kept taking pictures of me, making me ufortable.


    After finally checking out and leaving, 1 returned to my car, still shaken. I could never forget Ste using Harmony and her fans against me. I didn’t want to experience that again. If it weren’t because I needed vegetables, I might''ve left my groceries and left.


    When I reached home, I showered andzily returned downstairs to unpack the groceries. I carefully selected a few items and cooked four dishes.


    As was punctual, returning before the end of his workday. When he entered, he hugged me and took a whiff, "It smells so good!"  His smile was charming as I said, “I didn’t expect you to return so early.


    I''m still making the soup. Wash your hands. It’ll be ready in a bit.” As looked affectionate as he rested


    his chin on my shoulder. “1 was  worried about traffic on the way home, so I left work early because I knew you were eager to see me. What have you been up to?  “I considered calling you to visit the supermarket together, but I had to handle ast-minute matter.” He kissed my forehead before holding my hand and leading me to the kitchen.


    He asked me about Grace during dinner, so I told him the doctor had diagnosed her with liver cancer and how I told Matthew about it. Then, I mentioned wanting to bring Ava home in a few days.


    As nodded and looked at me, asking, “Would you and your family want to move to Pleca Park when Ava returns?


    Molly and her granddaughter will stay there, too. It’s spacious and suitable for the children to y. Your parents will feel peaceful there.”  I was shocked. “But it’ll be inconvenient for Ava to go to school from there.”  I had no other reason to refuse, but I wasn’t ready to move there. Moreover, 1 didn’t know how my parents would feel about it.


    “you don’t need to worry about that.


    I''ll arrange transportation for Ava. I hired Molly for you anyway. That way, your mom and Ava will havepanions. The air in Pleca Park is excellent, so it’s good for your dad’s health. Most importantly, it’s safer there.”  As’s reasons were valid as he


    considered everyone''s needs, Still, 1 felt uneasy as Grace''s longing for Ava became distressing. Since Grace had little time to live, Ava should spend more time with her.