Billionaire’s Reborn Baby

“Janessa, take this to the Maassen Newspaper.”

“Alright.”

Janessa walked out with a stack of documents in her arms. It was raining heavily outside. She took the umbrella at the door, opened it, and took a few steps to stop the car.

Her colleagues would pass by and greet her from time to time. Janessa would smile back at them. Recently, she has not been in high spirits. She would occasionally be lost in thought at work. A few of her colleagues who had a good relationship with her had asked her what had happened. She only smiled and said that she was fine. Perhaps she has been a little tired recently.

A taxi stopped. Janessa put away the umbrella and got into the car. After she got in, she saw a figure flash through the rearview mirror. She looked back and saw no one.

“Someone else?” the driver asked.

Janessa shook her head, “No, let’s go.” As she closed the door, she couldn’t help but look back.

When she arrived, she paid and got out of the car. The Maassen Newspaper and the newspaper she was working at were opened by the same boss. Occasionally, they would exchange information. Recently, it might be because the editor wanted her to come over and get familiar with the newspaper. Whenever she got the information she had to send over, the editor would ask her to send it.

“Hey, Janessa, you’re coming.” The receptionist already knew her. She greeted her happily and served her a cup of hot coffee. “Sit down and wait for a while. The boss is still in a meeting.”

“Okay.”

Janessa held her coffee and sat on the sofa, looking out of the door. Suddenly, she stood up and handed the documents to the receptionist. “Can you help me to hand it over?”

“Sure, are you leaving?” the receptionist asked.

Janessa smiled at her. “Yes, I have to leave and, thank you.”

“Bye.” The receptionist waved at her.

“Thanks for the coffee.”

She picked up the umbrella and walked out. After walking for more than ten meters, she did not open the umbrella. The people who followed her finally could not help but run a few steps to her side, picked up the umbrella in her hand, and opened it for her.

Janessa stopped and looked at him.

The two looked at each other underneath the rain.

Ten days.

days had

of them were much more

eyes turn red. Armando pulled her and walked into a building. After they

lost weight.” He stroked her chin and

your back heal?” Janessa gently reached out

fine,” Armando said, kissing her in

see it,” she

Armando stood silent.

reached out to lift his T-shirt. She saw several scabs were as red

her fingertips slightly touched

Armando shook his head.

slowly squatted down and

densely packed with a burst of numbness. He held Janessa’s wrist and asked in a hoarse voice, “Are you going back to

his stoic eyes and

avoided not being seen as they entered

wanted to greet Armando, but they only saw him rushing to the second floor. Before they could ask anything, the door on

food. He asked the young couple

stood barefoot on the floor in his shirt. When she saw him come back, she quickly walked over and

you,” Armando assured Janessa as

Janessa shook her head.

bought some food. There’s porridge, soup dumplings, glutinous rice ribs,” said Armando as he raised the

don’t want to eat it.” Janessa was still hugging him, her voice a

at the clock. “I’ll send you back after you

his neck and said softly,

bag on the table, picked her up, and walked into the room, “I’ll

that she staggered. Cynthia stood at the entrance of the community and asked in a worried tone, “You worked overtime

to avoid her gaze, lowered her

has been looking

“atone for Armando’s

mood since that day. Cynthia felt that it was her son who had made a mistake that made Janessa so upset. So for the past ten days, she had been accompanying

some fish soup. Do you want to drink it?