My Baby's Daddy

“You don’t have to send me off. My friend will be picking me up. Go back to sleep, hmm?” Josephine kissed Ethan on the cheek and added, ‘I’ll contact you later.”

Ethan checked the time and realized that Josephine had awoken half an hour earlier. He intended to send her off, but his alarm hadn’t gone off. Seeing that she was leaving, he suddenly reached out his hand and held onto her.

Josephine was dressed professionally, giving her the appearance of being both elegant and capable. Ethan really didn’t want to let her leave like this.

She fell on Ethan’s blanket, her face flushed. “What are you doing?” she coquettishly murmured as she fluffed her long hair. “I miss you! I’ve missed you all night,” Ethan said, blinking his eyes pitifully as if he were an aggrieved child. ‘Are you not going to compensate me for that?”

All sorts of images flashed across Josephine’s mind. Compensate? What does he mean by this? Just as she was having impure thoughts, the man sat up and drew her into his embrace. Then, he gave her a peck on the neck and said, “You can go now.”

the door so that Ethan wouldn’t notice her flushed cheeks. Truth was, Josephine didn’t have any friends to pick her up, so she hailed

asked Ethan if they could meet for lunch because he had some job matters to report. “Okay. I’ll meet you at a restaurant

Atticus replied. After hanging up the phone, he looked at the woman sitting on the

It’s enough for him to have my company,” Tori said as she sat with her legs. crossed. She had dressed up on purpose today. since she had requested that Atticus set up a meeting with Ethan so she could get

asked. “Of course not! When we reach the restaurant later, simply find an excuse and tell

outdoor interviews. Mr. Kowalski, no matter what, I want to have lunch alone with Mr. Quarles today. Do you understand?” Tori declared arrogantly. She was now the most

I’ll arrange something outdoors. for Josephine to attend to later. I’ll also find an excuse to skip that lunch. You’re going

after, Josephine, who was in the reporters’ office, was assigned an outdoor interview. It was about a wastewater treatment issue at a company. Many reporters were dispatched previously to conduct interviews

company’s car to be in front of the main entrance by 10.30AM. She