Baby Alliance: Helping Daddy Get A Rich Mommy

Chapter 808 Let Me Take Care of You

In that instant, Yoel’s heart softened. Through Douglas’ call for Yoel to end his wrongdoings, he saw the young man as his own son for the first time.

When Douglas noticed Yoel’s mellowed gaze, the former felt more reassured. “We are still father and son. Why don’t you let go of your grudges and start anew?”

Upon hearing that, Yoel merely scoffed and turned to leave.

Once the threat was resolved, Douglas let out a long sigh with the secret hope that Yoel would let go of past grievances. Truthfully, he felt sorry for Yoel, who lost his entire family because of John’s cruelty, but knew well that there would never be an end to revenge. Thus, he hoped that Yoel would not spend the rest of his life in hatred.

Douglas cast a glance at Selena’s office before he quietly went to knock on the door.

were Jason and Selena, who looked at the door at the same time. Even before Douglas entered, she knew it was him who knocked. She was confident that he would come

should leave now. I need to talk to him.” “Do you mean Chris Fowler? Oh, no,

gave Douglas a look and left. Douglas entered the

chuckle. “I knew that you did that out of desperation. Was it your father who threatened you to take

guess was correct. Douglas, you are too naive and you will always be used by people

the floor and whispered, “Selena, let me take care of you. How does that sound?” It was the second time that she

for you. I like you, I admire you, and I worship you. Let me take care of you, please. I know I am nowhere as important as Pierre and I do not intend to replace

a relieved and grateful smile, she said, “Thank you.” Upon hearing that, Douglas immediately understood her hint. She rejected me.

To be frank, I only have Pierre in my heart. There is no place for anyone else.”

any status. However, if we keep in touch, I will feel sorry for you and that in turn makes me uneasy. Douglas, our current relationship is good

forlorn expression, she suddenly beamed. “However, if I get over my grief