My Baby's Daddy

Shirley raised her head to reply, “It’s okay. I can wait for you.”

Zacharias brought her to the couch and took out a set of jewelry from the bag. “These are for you.”

“Why did you buy these? Stop spending so much money on me.” Though Shirley said that, she still smiled and happily opened the box, revealing a three-piece set of beautifully designed jewelry that shimmered under the light.

“Do you like it?” Zacharias asked. He had personally gone out to choose these. Nodding, Shirley replied, “I do, but stop giving me presents like these.”

However, Zacharias wouldn’t listen. Instead, he would give her these gifts every year.

“It’s getting late. Let’s head upstairs.” Shirley held his hand. It was nearing dawn, and the man had plenty of things to do the next day, so she had to get him to rest earlier.

Meanwhile, Zacharias noticed how eager she was and misunderstood her intentions. He let her lead him upstairs, and once they got to their bedroom, he immediately pushed her against the door. “It seems like you miss me a lot.”

When Shirley raised her head and noticed the glint in his eyes, she couldn’t help but chuckle. “What are you thinking about? I just want you to rest earlier, not-”

though she denied it, her body

tight schedule to prepare for a royal wedding,

a month, Shirley had only one task-preparing herself to become a beautiful bride. She had high-end personalized wedding gowns and evening dresses, jewelry she could pick from, and best wishes

a very elegant lady at the wedding. That was because Shirley grew up in a graceless environment, and Angela didn’t

spaced out for nearly an hour because the etiquette teacher’s tone was

work matters and wedding preparations in the morning, but he could also work out until late at night. Therefore, Shirley just happened to have the urge to doze off

well. It felt like her mother saw her as a student about to take a college entrance exam and arranged whatever she saw fit into every second

was his mother-in-law’s arrangement, and it was inappropriate for him to interfere. Therefore, he could only comfort Shirley, telling her to

man

Shirley heard her phone ring. When she glanced at it,