I Fell For The Boy His Daddy Was A Bonus

Earlier that day at the Herbal Twist Restaurant.

Wearing a hat over his head and dark sunglasses to cover his eyes, Kaleb Wright smirked at the sight of the woman who, for him, had the most beautiful espresso-colored eyes. Her straight and long dark brown hair cascaded down her back, and her smile easily brightened up his day.

“Hello, Mister Pooh, I see you wearing my favorite character again. What would you like to have?” Said Miss Beauty.

“I’ll have the usual hibiscus tea, please. Tha nk you,” Kaleb replied, and behind his dark-shaded glasses, he winked at her. Too bad she could not see it.

That was all he knew about her… that she was beautiful.

It was weeks ago that he discovered this restaurant and bar, a hidden gem in the heart of Braeton City. They served the best kinds of floral teas, which he had hoped to bring into the Diamond Hotels, the hotel chain belonging to their company.

Back then, When Kaleb first spotted the establishment, he was only wearing a polo shirt, and it rained upon his arrival. He found his bodyguard’s favorite Pooh Bear sweatshirt inside his Maybach and put it to good use. Who knew… it would be his new favorite, too?

That was how Miss Beauty came to know him as Mister Pooh. They never exchanged names. Both of them just minding their businesses, making friendly conversation as a customer and a server. Besides, Kaleb was not interested in finding a relationship, not just yet. Not when he had a son to consider.

Throughout the weeks, however, Kaleb became amazed by Miss Beauty’s kindness. In fact, on his second day of visit, he forgot his wallet in the car and while he promised to return with the payment, Miss Beauty said to him, “Don’t worry about it, Mister Pooh, it’s on the house.”

It wasn’t just him, though. He noticed how Miss Beauty was very kind to children. On one occasion, a mother brought her one-year-old baby to the restaurant, and he puked at Miss Beauty’s uniform, but that did not affect her negatively. Instead, she offered to help clean up the baby first.

Miss Beauty wasn’t only a beauty on the outside, but inside as well.

It was four in the afternoon and Kaleb was taking his afternoon break, an hour away from the company, just to have a sip of the sweet hibiscus tea. As usual, he was admiring the work of Miss Beauty when suddenly, a man called his name, “Mister Wright! Mister Wright!”

He instantly frowned, seeing that it was Boris, his son’s bodyguard. He brought Liam with him, too. He was quick to get up, leaving his tea unfinished. He left five dollars on the table and rushed to where they were standing.

especially since he was wearing Boris’ Pooh Bear sweatshirt for crying out loud. This was the same reason

here? You know I have to return to the company. Kyle will

want to go to the doctor. We are already late,” Boris said. “You know he only listens

“You know, Mister Wright. If you like Miss Beauty so much, you should just

buy you another Pooh Bear sweatshirt. In fact, I’ll buy you sweatshirts of all Winnie the Pooh Bear characters!”

a tall and muscled

bodyguard was fond of the Disney Show. Boris claimed it was a favorite of his wife, but Kaleb doubted that. Still, he was good at what

head, and ordered, “Go get the

Right away, sir,” Boris said, dashing outside

looked down at Liam. He was exploring the restaurant lobby, studying the teapots

want to go to the doctor,” his son said before

it’s good for you? It is not the

assurance, Liam just groaned

the reason Liam was afraid of needles. It was six months ago when he got sick with pneumonia, resulting in

of his eye, he saw Miss Beauty come out of the kitchen. For a moment, he swore, she

smile formed on his face, wondering if Miss Beauty was eager to find him. Barely a whisper, he muttered, “Maybe it’s time to introduce myself. She might

to go?” He shifted his

is with you?” Kaleb asked, calmly looking

– I just got

echoed in Kaleb’s head and it made him turn frantically in every direction. His eyes quickly scanned the insides of the restaurant and when he did not find Liam, he approached the receptionist and asked, “Excuse me, have you seen a young boy of this height?

uncertain. Her mind was playing tricks on her, considering how many young boys she had seen that afternoon. She answered, “I think… he

the streets in search of Liam. Covering nearby buildings, they divided the pursuit. Kaleb also went as far as calling other security from

home, hoping, just hoping, Liam found