My Baby's Daddy

When Shirley saw the person clearly, she was stunned-it was Zacharias. She gazed at the man beneath the umbrella, who was as calm as water, but his deep eyes revealed a sense of compassion and tenderness toward her.

The snowflakes were shielded by the umbrella, creating a small world exclusively for them. At that moment, the world seemed to grow quieter.

“Why did you come?” Shirley asked. Her face was disheveled as she wiped away the tears and turned her face aside to hide her tears from the man.

However, Zacharias had already seen what he needed to see. “Did you go to see Cole?” he guessed.

“This is my private matter, and I don’t want to discuss it,” she refused to answer.

“Did he reject you?” he asked as he analyzed the situation from Cole’s perspective. He knew that Cole would choose to let go wisely.

of the realization that, due to his profession, Cole couldn’t offer her a stable future. Zacharias empathized with Cole’s choice, acknowledging

of securing a better future for her was a testament to the depth

this man had already guessed everything, and she had

the pair under the umbrella. Though he couldn’t eavesdrop on

pick her up and shield her from the snow with an umbrella, privileges not typically

he expressed his desire to make Shirley his girlfriend. This discovery left Tony feeling somewhat resentful. He thought, Hmph! So, it seems that Uncle Zacharias

observe the romantic scene under the umbrella. He couldn’t help but feel a sense of annoyance at how the situation was unfolding. It suddenly dawned on him that Shirley might become his aunt in the future, and this idea filled him with a strange mix of emotions. It was as if something valuable

her to shiver. She embraced her arms, realizing that she had worn a uniform when she ventured out this time, and

said, “I’ll ride in Mr. Tony’s car.” Without waiting

silently envious, suddenly felt elated, realizing that his goddess had chosen him. He alighted from the car, walked around the front, and opened the

got into the car, casting a glance at Zacharias, who remained