My Baby's Daddy

As soon as Troy walked into the cafe, he noticed the attractive figure sitting by the window. He had not seen her in years, but she still had a princess-like aura surrounding her.

Jasper caught sight of the person who had just walked in. He did not mind at first, but when he saw Troy walking over to Willow and greeting her, he instantly stopped halfway through typing. ‘Long time no see, Miss Presgrave.”

Willow looked up at Troy, then stood up politely. “Have we met before?” “Yes. You were five, and I was eight. We were at a banquet abroad.” He examined her, then said in amazement, “You haven’t changed much.”

“How can that be? I’ve grown from a child into an adult, at least!’ she said, laughing. “That’s true. You’re a lovely and pretty woman now.” He smiled as he expressed his agreement.

“If you’re not in a hurry to get to the hotel, let’s sit down and talk,” Willow told him. She had a friendly tone as if they had been friends forever. Troy was a casual guy as well. He said, with great pleasure, “Of course, I’m not in a hurry. It’s my honor to chat with you, Miss Presgrave.”

see that she was not without admirers. As she spoke, she accidentally spilled the coffee. The liquid splashed onto the

up as well, smiling and suggesting. “It’s okay. Let’s change seats. With that, she reached out and pulled Troy along, switching their seats so that she would sit beside Jasper while still

referred to him by his first name, Troy was so elated that his eyes shone. He could not help but chuckle. “Can I call you

chin, smiling as she gazed at Troy with her huge beautiful eyes. Troy felt something plucking his heartstrings. He thought of something, then retrieved a cute crystal rabbit from his pocket.

“I saw it on my way here and liked it, so I bought it. It’s perfect as a gift

on my bag.” With that, she attached the rabbit to her purse. It served as an ornament. “It’s just a little toy. I’ll give you something even better

“I’m the host, so I should be the one welcoming you. If there are any gifts involved, they should come from me.” “Lend me your car,