My Baby's Daddy

In the meeting room, they managed to figure out Jay’s connections and networks

within ten minutes. Stanley quickly arranged them, then handed them to Jared.

“Young Master Jared, these are all the people Jay contacted in the past few days at

the hotel. Curiously enough, we didn’t find anything. between him and Miss Reiss.”

Jared took the photos and scanned through them. He suddenly caught sight of a

photo taken at the front desk, where a woman was standing next to Jay. Even though

it had been more than a year since he last saw her, Jared recognized the woman right

away.

Selena. She was Connor’s daughter, and Jared had thrown her into jail a year and a

half earlier. He didn’t realize that she had been released. Why would Selena and Jay

appear at the front desk of the hotel?

“Investigate this girl’s contact with Jay.” Jared pointed at them.

With a clear direction, they quickly completed the investigation of all the surveillance

cameras. in the hotel. It was three hours later when they saw a recording of Jay

carrying clothes with him as he went into Selena’s room.

truth was out in the open. The real

who had just gotten out of

punch to the table.

was just released from prison

targeting Ellen again.

the year-and-a-half sentence was too

evidence. I’ll deal with it tomorrow.” Now that Jared had

no longer panicking. He would make every single one of them

French windows as she gazed

some noises coming from

joy, for

didn’t care about the fights and chaos going

sake. “You’re home.” Ellen ran up to Jared and threw

arms around him.

her lovingly. She was so kind, but people kept trying to

that. “We’ve got

Connor’s daughter, Selena,” Jared explained

in shock. ‘Selena? Is she out of

not too long ago. She seduced the head judge, who then.

he would

across Ellen’s eyes. This morning, Ellen had just learned from

breakfast that Selena went to jail.

over a new

rotten to the core,

sleep with

think of all sorts of ways to harm and slander Ellen. This was

deserves to be in jail for the rest of her life, and I won’t let her