Daddy, don't flirt

"Young master, you finally answer the phone. The young master has a fever. He is still lying in the hospital!" Cindy Swift says in a reproachful voice. She stays with Dan William since Dan William is very young, and she knows that Dan William does not care about this.

Ian Moore!

Dan William’s heart jumps quickly, and he wears clothes as he says, "where is the hospital?"

"In the Central Hospital, the young master is not very well. Miss Moore is very worried..." The phone hung up before Cindy Swift finishes her words. She smiles when she finds the phone hung up. Now the younger master knows Jamie Moore is unhappy. Since the younger master is so anxious, he must cares about Miss Moore and the little younger master.

After changing clothes, Dan William picks the key up and then walks out.

Dan William has long legs, thus he could walks quickly. He walks to the downstairs quickly. He gets on the car and then the car disappears in the moonlight.

Jozo stands beside the window, and watches the car of Dan William disappears. Her eyes are full of reluctance.

He promises that he would stay with her.

Is it because the phone from that woman? Jozo thinks for a while, and she reminds the name of that woman is Jamie!

Who is that woman?

Jozo holds the curtain of the window tightly, and her hands turn pale. Dan William could forget the appointment with her when he receives that call. She is very curious about that woman.

Cindy Swift doesn’t know the thing happened in that manor.

Dan William drives quickly. He also arrives in the hospital in the shortest time for this.

After inquiring from the front desk of the hospital, Dan William comes to the floor. When Cindy Swift sees Dan William comes to the door of Ian Moore's ward, Cindy Swift, who is waiting at the door, reliefs after seeing Dan William.

"Young master, finally, you come here." Cindy Swift is worried. She knows that Jamie Moore

child has a fever, but his father

Jamie Moore has given birth to such a lovely and attractive

meet Ian Moore and Jamie

his lips, and then he sees Jamie Moore who sits beside the bed from the half-opened door. She lowers her head to take good care of Ian Moore, and no one could see the expression of her.

feels very pain in his heart. Suddenly, he feels regret

Moore and Ian Moore are more important

look at Dan William. She lowers her head, and no one could see the expression of her.

Moor who lies on the bed, Dan William feels more painful. It seems that she has lost something, thus he is very panic.

Jamie Moore, and then he puts his hands on her shoulders. He could feel that Jamie Moore is shivering and she even shows resistance to him, so she quietly avoids

looks at Jamie Moore in a confused way. Dan William thinks that Jamie Moore may be worried about this, “Don't worry, our baby will be OK."

Moore, and then she says softly, “Of course, you don't need to worry about this. It’s enough for

Jamie Moore. Dan William frowns, and he looks very unhappy. Jamie Moore says to him in such

Thus he feels more upset.

are you doing?" Dan William doesn’t know Jozo has answered his phone, thus he doesn’t know why Jamie Moore is angry.

“You should think that I have a bad temper. We don’t need to continue our rules. When the baby gets better, I'll take him out of

coldly. Hearing Jamie Moore’s words, Dan William feels

"I'm his mommy. He'll listen to me." Jamie Moore stands up, and then she stays away from the hospital bed. She dares to disturb Ian Moore's

stubbornness and

She smiles ironically when she reminds the sweet voice from the phone. He doesn’t obey the second rule. Thus there is no need to obey the rules with Dan William.

angry, and she doesn’t know how do, so

Dan William stares at the face of Jamie Moore. Tonight, Jamie Moore is different, but he doesn’t know the difference. In other words, even though she is very angry, she will not get rid of the relationship with him

happened? Dan William presses his lips, and he feels helplessness in his eyes. He

him? Now Jamie Moore is in a bad mood, and she wants to vent all the anger