Daddy, don't flirt

When Jamie goes out from the bathroom, Dan just takes something to the room.

Seeing Jamie stands with her bare feet, Dan is a bit unpleasant, “Have you slept enough? Go get change.”

Jamie gets what Dan hands over, which are clothes and fresh up supply. “Thank you.” Jamie says, then turns back to the bathroom.

Having a good bath in the tub, Jamie is ready to shower. Then she finds that the clothes are the newest design of the C&R, which makes her shocked and dull for a while.

It’s already 8 o’ clock when Jamie gets out from the bathroom. Dan is watching TV, and doesn’t notice Jamie. Jamie is a bit anxious.

Full her bonus of full attendance, Jamie walks to Dan and asks, “President William. Thank you for taking care of me. Can I go back home now?”

It’s better that Jamie hasn’t asked that question. Dan frowns and angry when he hears.

She can go to work directly, why she would need to go home first? Is she really having someone at her house?

Just stay here.” Dan puts down the remote control and walks out.

Jamie stops Dan with anger, “ But I’m feeling much better. No need to

Waste of time? So staying in here is a waste of time? Dan

then you don’t need to come to work tomorrow.” Dan’s works is like a knife stabbing

biting her lower lip hardly, asks carefully, “Can I

when she hears Dan makes a sound for yes.

Dan left, Jamie closes the door in hurry. She looks through the room, and finally finds a back-up phone.

Inside the house, Ian hears the phone is ringing when he is going to leave for

low, but sounds good. Ian rests assured. It seems like that Daddy has taken good care of Mommy. “Mommy, you hasn’t come home for the

is really mature for his age. Answers, “Of

I’m a fool if I

when she tries to delete the record, someone is knocking the door. She puts the phone back to its original place in hurry,

you feeling better today, Miss Moore? This is the brown sugar water, you can drink it after the breakfast.” The housekeeper puts down the tray in front