Cordy turned toward the voice to find a boy who looked around five years old standing at the door of her ward. He was dressed in a patient’s garb like her, and his little face was so beautiful one could not take their eyes off him.

At the same time, Cordy’s heart skipped a beat. She felt as if she was tugged somewhere in her body, but she could not quite describe it.

The boy then ran up to her bed and climbed up to it on his little feet without a pause, snuggling up to her and hugging her with his soft, little body. “Were you bullied, Mommy?”

He then released her and carefully wiped her tears with his stubby hands.

Cordy realized then that her tears were leaking from sheer frustration, and her heart almost melted from the boy’s comfort.

Even so, she was still positive that she did not know him.

Smiling and tousling the boy’s smooth curly hair, she spoke with unexpected mildness. “You have the wrong person, kid.”

“No, you’re my mommy. Daddy and I will protect you from now on.” The boy spoke with confidence and excitement. “Daddy has a bad temper, always pulls a long face, doesn’t like to talk, comes home late, gets stomach aches because he doesn’t eat on time, and smokes… but he’s rich and handsome. Please don’t leave us ever again, Mommy.”

Cordy was left speechless and smiling helplessly. “You’re adorable—but I’m not your mommy.”

“Dicky.”

A cold yet alluring voice spoke from the door just then.

The boy flinched and turned his little head in that direction, with Cordy following suit.

A man stood at the doorway, his white shirt unbuttoned at the collar, and he carried the air of indescribable abstinence.

His facial features seemed sculpted to perfection and his visage projected wit and composure. He stood towering and upright with a noble but nonchalant air.

None of the rich and important men she met held a candle to those bewitching looks!

“Daddy!” Timmy greeted him primly and properly.

Even as Cordy turned toward Timmy again, she realized the reason why the boy was so good looking.

the man said sternly, “Back to

reluctance—he must have been properly disciplined

Timmy turned toward Cordy and said, “I have to go, Mommy. But

once she saw his yearning look,

she

My name is Richard Levine, but everyone calls me Dicky.

himself, little Richard reluctantly walked over to the man, who must be over six feet tall from a single glance at his

appear cuter, even

he did not glance his way. However, despite that stiff and aloof demeanor, Cordy somehow

did not enjoy talking much, and she actually felt comfortable with the

out of bed

seemed to have grown into a habit, but she was used to being alone—even if she

that she was like this, allowing her to persevere despite the

it took her considerable effort to leave the washroom, Cordy stepped out

and the man watched as her

he asked with his

Cordy shook her head. “I just didn’t expect someone else here.”

that he was aloof—his

change of attitude in her eyes, the man pursed his lips ever so slightly. “The name’s John Levine. The venue where you held your wedding

a start as John cut to the chase—as the owner of the venue, he certainly

was solemn. “I hence offer to cover for all your expenditure while you’re staying here in this hospital, and that includes

my medical fees would

little weirdly just then, whereas Cordy’s feet

that she had trouble moving around. He asked, “Would you like

“No… Oh!”

barely finished when her

she was about to fall, John darted forward

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