In the afternoon the next day, Rosalie was eating lunch when she suddenly saw Miss Leigh Ann post the group list for the activities in the message group. She clicked into it to see it.

The moment she clicked in, she saw her name at the top, and next to it was Byron's name.

Rosalie was stunned for a moment. She read it vertically again, then confirmed with Miss Leigh Ann. "Miss Leigh Ann, should I be looking at the grouping list horizontally or vertically?"

If she were to read it horizontally, she would be in the same group as Byron.

Worrying about something increased the chances of it happening, but this still seemed too much of a coincidence.

Miss Leigh Ann quickly replied: [Miss Jacobs, it’s read sideways.]

Seeing Miss Leigh Ann's reply, Rosalie's expression froze on her face. Hoping that it was a fluke, she asked again: [Can you change the groups?]

Miss Leigh Ann was coordinating the group changes for the other parents. When she saw Rosalie’s message, she replied guiltily: [I