My Baby's Daddy

Harmony was listening to the speech attentively when her phone pinged with a message. She glanced at it subconsciously and saw the message from Reuben, which made her grit her teeth in anger without replying.

‘I thought you were pure and clean in the past. I never expected you’d be a courtesan in front of your sugar daddy! How many times are you servicing him at night?” These words were truly disgusting.

After she read the message, her pretty face flushed with anger. She gripped her phone tightly, bit her lip, and chose not to respond.

Shameless people like Reuben would only get more aggressive once they receive more attention.

Suddenly, she felt that Catalina was not her enemy but rather someone filtering out the scum for her. Fortunately, Catalina took him away; otherwise, she would never have discovered his true nature.

Seeing that Harmony was not responding, Reuben lost interest in humiliating her.

Arabella tugged at her neckline intentionally while saying to Ezekiel, “Oh my! It’s hot in here! Is the air conditioning even on? I’m sweating.” After speaking, she deliberately leaned her ample upper body toward Ezekiel’s side. If he turned his head, he would surely notice it.

he seemed oblivious and was entirely focused on the program onstage,

and then glanced at

speech on stage concluded, the awarding of team

winning another

and Ezekiel leaned over to praise, “Great job! Your team has won another award.” She also responded happily, “Yes! I’m happy for our director.” “Do you think you’ll win an award tonight?” He could not help

she shook her head and said, “The works tonight are all too outstanding. I know I don’t

another, and Catalina’s crew won the Best Design Award. When she went on stage to

individual achievement awards. The most eyecatching awards of the night were the Golden Peony Award and the Black Hawk Award, equivalent to Best Actress and Best Actor

were presented, and it was around

this circle was about to

night appeared on the big screen, and Harmony saw her movie listed