My Baby's Daddy

When Josephine returned to her seat, Heidi. also forgot to inform her that there was a phone call for her. Even when Josephine read the news on her phone, she didn’t notice the two missed calls from Ethan in the list of calls she hadn’t answered. Moreover, she always received a lot of calls, so she couldn’t be bothered to look through her missed calls.

It was quite fun to enjoy the 5-star treatment on the cruise ship, for there was food, drinks, and entertainment provided. Luke would drop by every so often to say hi as he tried to appeal to Josephine. Also, he had contacted a driver who would send Josephine and Heidi home as soon as they arrived.

Meanwhile, a private plane had just taken to the skies as it left the island. Ethan was seated on the plane, checking the schedule of the cruise ship Josephine was on. He suddenly realized that after he disembarked from the plane, he would have another hour to rush to the pier to meet her.

He couldn’t help but curve his lips. At least he had a chance to present himself. Josephine seemed to be occupied with new thoughts because she kept feeling the urge to look for Ethan. The kiss last night was especially memorable, and she could recall the sensation every time she closed her eyes. It was her first kiss, after all.

Yet she had given it to him so easily. She sort of felt bad for her future boyfriend. Meanwhile, at the airport in Averna, a private. plane had just touched down. After that, a black Rolls-Royce was transported off the plane. Under the afternoon sun, the car shimmered and looked especially prestigious and brilliant..

car bound for the pier right away with the SUVs as escorts. Meanwhile, there were about 30 minutes left before the cruise ship arrived at the pier. A number of luxurious cars were

boldly in. When the vehicles were parked properly, the back door of the Rolls-Royce: opened. Ethan strode out in his black suit. His long slender legs, paired with his handsome

his mouth. turned up for a moment. He would have to behave as apologetically as

the pier, quite a number of drivers and servants working for prestigious families came forward to

Josephine had to wrestle her own luggage out of Luke’s hands, but Heidi allowed Luke to carry hers. “Luke,

us at the parking lot.” As Josephine dragged her luggage out on the pavement, one of the wheels of her suitcase was caught in a gap. She had

raised her head in shock, staring in disbelief at the man who had appeared out of nowhere. Her heart skipped a