When There Is Nothing Left But Love

Seeing that I had changed the topic, she pouted her lips. “Tsk. It’s a tradition here in K City that relatives and friends will come over with gifts and supplements to visit the baby. It’s a reunion with the relatives as well.”

Nodding my head in acknowledgment, I heaved a sigh of relief inwardly for changing the subject successfully.

After chatting away for a moment, she couldn’t stand the drowsiness and fell asleep, but her new-born woke up.

Opening his eyes, the baby glanced around inquisitively and kicked his legs.

“That’s his favorite move. He’s much smarter than many new-borns,” the caregiver said with a smile while walking in.

I returned her smile. With my eyes fixed on the baby, a sense of tenderness grew within my heart. I stretched out my hand to touch his, and the baby gripped my finger.

His palm felt velvety soft. The alone time I had with the baby was quiet, relaxing, and heart-warming.

I was still deep in contemplation when Cameron came in. Her voice snapped me out of my reverie.

“Letty, we’ve prepared your favorite food, like sweet and sour pork ribs, grilled eggplant, and blueberry cheesecake. Let’s eat lunch now. You can come back to Emery and the baby afterward.”

Dumbfounded, I glanced at my watch. It was already noon.

Recalling that I was supposed to have lunch with Ashton, I declined her offer, “I’m afraid I can’t stay for lunch, because I need to head to the Fuller Corporation soon.”

Cameron flashed me a sly smile. “Are you going to have lunch with Ashton?”

Her question stunned me, and I said nothing.

my reaction. “Mr. Fuller is already here. He’s in the living room

little surprised. When

room, I saw Ashton sitting at a huge dining table, which could seat up to sixteen people. Most of them

sat at the vacant spot beside Ashton, asking him in a soft voice, “When did you

a while ago,” he replied in a deep

saw

did,

was puzzled. Fishing out my phone, I saw a few missed calls. Only then I realized that my

sorry. I switched my phone to

my hand, he didn’t say

table made small talk with one another. Emery stayed in her

visitors took their leave one by one, while Zachary walked them to the door. In the meantime, Cameron grabbed my hand and said,

my head and replied impassively, “It’s getting late.” I was rather

a grim mood. He

goodbye to Zachary before he got

I were walking out, I found the young man

in the car, the young man turned around

his aloof and stern face, I finally recollected that he was the

Why was he here?

the Murphys or just

voice sounded beside my ear and broke me out of my trance. As I sauntered toward the car, I locked eyes

cast me an indifferent glance before he