My Baby's Daddy

Josef’s eyes instantly lit up. “Oh! Really?” “It’s true. Uncle Zacharias is in the middle of pursuing her. No need to worry about his love life,” Tony hinted.

Shirley, face flushed, lowered her head and focused on her food. She wished Tony would stop talking about that. Oh, how mortifying. Moreover, she could sense Zacharias’ eyes on her.

“Wonderful. Glad to know that Zach has it at the back of his mind.” Josef nodded. He could tell from Zacharias’ gaze that he liked Shirley. That said, he wouldn’t mention it explicitly.

However, he was worried that Shirley might not be interested in Zacharias. As excellent as his son was, love couldn’t be forced. What if Zach’s not her type?

Besides, Miss Lloyd can marry any man she wants!

As Zacharias had a meeting in the afternoon, he returned to Flintstone Residence after lunch. Shirley, on the other hand, asked Tony to send her to her grandmother’s house.

Zacharias wouldn’t take her along on trips now anyway, so she had plenty of free time. After dropping Shirley off at her grandmother’s, Tony went off for some fun but was also asked by Shirley to pick her up later.

happy to be of her service, for he had already recognized her as his future aunt-in-law, though she was

only prepared delicious food for her but also bought her gifts and even

you, dressed like a tomboy all the time. How will any boy

my parents and you, turning into an

someone to rely on in the future, too.” At that, Ava thought of a friend with an excellent grandson, and she suddenly had an idea. “Shir, are you free this weekend?” Shirley nodded and said, “I’ll have all the time in the

me. I want you to accompany me for a meal,” Ava said, temporarily

on the path

decided to deceive her granddaughter into going if

this weekend.” Shirley nodded. Ava smiled gratifyingly. “I thought your mother was already old when she married. You should already start seriously looking now. I worry you’ll get too old for

an eye. You should hurry.” Ava had come to an age where she didn’t have much to do anymore. Now, to her, seeing her granddaughter marry into a good family was her