My Baby's Daddy

“Zacharias is fortunate to have escaped this. He’ll be alright. Ren patted Josef’s shoulder and comforted him.

At this moment, the door to the ward opened. Three doctors came out one after another, talking in low voices. When they saw Ren, they immediately approached with serious expressions.

Shirley strained her ears to listen to their conversation. The doctors implied that there didn’t seem to be any internal injuries for Zacharias. Only the external injuries were severe and he needed rest.

“Great-uncle, can I go in and see him?” Shirley urgently asked, to which Ren nodded. “Go see Zach.”

Josef couldn’t help but ask, “Who is this young lady?”

“I am a friend of Mr. Zacharias, Shirley replied politely.

“She’s my grandniece and Richard’s daughter,” Ren explained. Josef looked at

Shirley with a touch of tenderness. “Miss Lloyd, thank you for visiting Zach.”

toward the ward. She gently pushed the door open and saw the nurse still organizing medicines.

was resting. In just five days, this man already seemed worse for wear. His pale skin looked even paler against the white backdrop, which was likely due to significant blood loss. His hair was somewhat disheveled and fell over his forehead. His arm was exposed, and on his right forearm, a wound with

for him. He might hold a high

to avoid waking him. She simply bent down to take a look at the wound on his shoulder. It looked like three ugly

sensed someone at his bedside, he abruptly opened

his dark gaze met a

you here?” Zacharias asked in at hoarse voice. How did this girl manage to get

a hint of pity in her eyes as

someone triggered a suicide bomb. My car was flipped over. If the bodyguards hadn’t put an explosion-proof suit on me, I might not have made it.” Zacharias calmly recounted

to save him. Shirley’s eyes couldn’t

down and comforted, “We’ll find out who’s behind this. They won’t get away

closed his eyes. “You should

you, I can,” Shirley said. At this moment, she couldn’t care about

at her, his gaze lifting. “You’re willing to stay