My Baby's Daddy

Chapter 1636 A Successful Fan

“Queenie’s with Nigel.” Julian glanced over at the couple to point them out to Jessie.

She nodded at once. “Oh! I see her. Thanks.”

He stood there with a glass of wine in his hand, his eyes staring straight at her. The chandelier above them reflected in his eyes and made them sparkle like the stars in galaxies.

What a pair of bewitching eyes. Jessie had felt pretty confident about herself thanks to her makeover, but she quickly lost it all under his gaze. She was afraid that he wouldn’t find her attractive.

However, to her absolute surprise, Julian commented, “You look very beautiful tonight.”

She became bashful at his praise and returned him a compliment as well. “You look very handsome too, Mr. Gilmore!”

“Don’t call me Mr. Gilmore. You can just call me Julian.”

“Okay!” Jessie nodded in agreement. She didn’t mind the new way of addressing him at all.

came over. “Oh my goodness! It’s Julian

attending a dinner party with their parents. It was such a surprise to see him

were distant relatives of the Silversteins, and at this very moment, no one could miss

the two fans to talk to Julian

they were related to the family, she wanted to let

by the two young women’s exuberance. He raised his hand and addressed them politely, “Please excuse

came over to Jessie and took her by the hand before ushering her off with him. She was stunned, and her cheeks were aflame as she stared

private lounge. Once he closed the door behind them, he

Do you find me noisy too?” Jessie teased as she recalled joining his fans in welcoming him at the airport

eyebrows. “Are you a fan of

I’m your fan.” She nodded in all seriousness. Although she wasn’t one of the more passionate fans, he was the only young actor she admired in the industry, apart from all the older,

“Tell me what it feels like to succeed

chuckled. “It’s amazing. I get to eat dinner and have a conversation with my favorite celebrity.

your guests,” he said. He didn’t want to take up all of her time tonight. She was the star of the

that he was here, she no longer felt