Pregnant Too Young Daddy Is A Billionaire Jock

Chapter 30

Michelle

Jesus Christ.

I’m shocked.

My lips are parched. There are no words I can think of to say in this situation. I stare at Catharina, disappointed that she isn’t the mother I hoped she would be.

She offered money for me to break up with Maddox-what normal person does that?

No one, I’m telling you! And not only that!

Catharina also said Maddox, her son, would leave me if he knew about the baby and my pregnancy-that doesn’t sound like a mother who believes in her son. Maybe Catharina is right, but assuming Maddox will leave me without actually knowing… I don’t know. It doesn’t sound like she thinks very much of her son.

This makes me sad for Maddox because even if he lacks a filter and is a complete neanderthal for putting ketchup on his pasta, he is also the sweetest man I’ve ever met.

I’m in love with him, and… Maybe I’m terrible for thinking this, but Catharina isn’t a very good person in my eyes.

“I won’t take the money,” I blink away a couple of tears and smile despite the pain. “I’m going to tell Maddox tonight, and what happens next will be up to fate,”

“What are you going to tell me?”

around and find

turns darker upon noticing his mother is holding a deodorant-something she forgot to return to

is going on?” His eyes rake his mother up and down, and his suspicion grows. “Is

her red-smeared lips. “No, don’t be silly. It’s mine.” “Really?” Maddox doesn’t seem convinced. He crosses his arms over his mighty chest, glowering. “Because I have never seen you use a brand cheaper than a hundred dollars. I’m also pretty sure I bought that exact deodorant for Michelle yesterday.” I think my jaw dropped somewhere on the ground. Does Maddox’s

over to Maddox in the blink of an eye and tap him on the chest. His expression softens, and those baby blues scan me–I don’t know for what, injuries? His mother does look ready to claw my eyes

you alright?”

I could be. But… You and

I wish to break up with him. There is a

conversation. I want us to

on the small of my back and turns to face his mother

Thank you for dinner.”

Catharina gasps. “You’re leaving?!”

the corridor. He seems more relieved than sad that we are leaving. “Have a good night, mother. Maybe

just really say

threshold, and I stifle a laugh by biting the inside of my mouth. But even then, laughter is bubbling up within me, but luckily, it’s not until we are out through the doors that I lose it. I belt out laughter, and Maddox arches an eyebrow. “What’s so funny?” “Pick up a book about

you said that in

unlocks the car with a click. “Well… I don’t really get along with my parents. I wanted them to accept what I wish to do in the future…

the passenger door, shocked. “You

on, I glance up at him from my

another smile curving his lips. His hands are on the steering wheel. “I will always love my

should be,” I smile at him. “You shouldn’t