My Baby's Daddy

Hearing that, Luke hastily explained, “Joey, I’m not drunk. I have a good tolerance for

alcohol so you can rest assured.” “I’m not reassured,” Ethan said in a deep voice. He

then took Josephine’s hand. “I’ll take you home.”

“Uh! Well…” Josephine was momentarily stunned, but Ethan had already pulled her to

the passenger seat of his car. “Joey, I can take you home. I really can. Get in my car,”

Luke said in a hurry.

“Luke, you should rest and sober up before driving again. Drinking and driving is no

joke. I’ll let Mr. Quarles took me home first,” Josephine suggested and then got into

Ethan’s car. Luke was extremely remorseful and regretted drinking that bottle of beer.

With that, Ethan also got into the car, and the black SUV drove away. Josephine saw

Ethan press on the navigation system a few times with his fingers, and a clear route

was mapped out. She thought this was where he was heading to.

“Mr. Quarles, please turn left up ahead.” She pointed to the road. However, Ethan

ignored her and continued driving straight ahead. Josephine’s hand was awkwardly

which she withdrew sheepishly shortly

took the wrong

home

me if you’re not taking me home?” Josephine was stunned. “For a drive, and

dinner together.” Ethan turned Luke’s

Josephine’s face turned red. She had just refused Luke, so how could she still

request? Wouldn’t it make her appear

to go home to get some work done, so you should just

Ethan turned his head and glanced

chuckling, “Do you think I can’t tell that you made the excuse up to

that Ethan had seen right through her and

that her face turned red. “Mr.

a ride

Ethan chuckled. “I don’t want to,”

see

sad. You rejected my offer to give you

refused to have dinner with me. Now, you

are hurting my feelings.”

for you to find someone to accompany you? I

just a call from you, a dozen girls

and realized that it felt nice to sit in

“I don’t need a dozen girls. I only want to invite you,”

looking ahead. Josephine choked upon hearing that and then laughed.

your words might make me misunderstand.” “What