My Baby's Daddy

“Is it about your engagement?”

“That’s right! I couldn’t reach you on your cell phone when I got engaged last time. After that, I heard that you were in huge trouble and had been placed under protection, so I hadn’t had the chance to talk to you about my fiancé. Now I can finally share it with you.” Annie was already bursting with impatience to tell Angela about it.

“His name is Richard. Lloyd. As for what he does for a living, I don’t know that yet, but he’s a really. handsome and outstanding person. Her eyes were starry. She had only met Richard on the night of their engagement, but she had been unable to forget his face since then.

Angela’s heart clenched. She suddenly wondered if she should tell Annie that Richard and his team members were the ones in charge of protecting her this time.

If she kept this from Annie, she wouldn’t be able to explain the matter when the latter learned about it someday. “Richard Lloyd, huh? I met him before.. He’s the one assigned to protect me during this mission,” she said while pretending to sound relaxed.

Annie’s eyes widened at once. She looked at Angela in disbelief, saying, “Really? Angela, is Richard the one who protected you this time? How many times have you met him?

tell me about it! I’m dying to know everything about him.”

like Annie assumes that Richard and I didn’t meet often. But who would know that we’d lived together day and night for two months?

again, “How is he? Is he easy to get along with? Is he a serious

curious look in Annie’s eyes, she found herself at

Annie’s cell phone rang; she picked it up and looked at its screen. “It’s Grandpa. He’s probably calling me to urge us to go out for dinner,” she said before stepping aside to answer the phone. “Hey, Grandpa! We’re coming.” she said. Then,

“Angela, go put on a coat. It’s time for us to

the wall wearily and let

over and looked at her. She said in surprise, “Why are you dressed so simply? You’re not wearing makeup, nor are you wearing earrings

head with a smile. “It’s okay, Mom. We’re just going