Alpha’s Regret Pregnant Rejected Luna

Chapter 66

Daisy’s excited sprint towards where Ethan stood came to an abrupt halt as a man swiftly grabbed her tiny arm, disrupting her joyous pursuit. A disappointed whine escaped her, but Ethan, with his back turned, remained oblivious to the unfolding drama. The man who had intercepted Daisy wore an expression of stern disapproval.

“You shouldn’t be here,” the man scolded, noting that the floor had been cordoned off for ongoing work.

Axel, observing the situation, immediately intervened. “Let her go,” he warned the man. Sensing Axel’s assertiveness, the man promptly released Daisy’s arm and her little backpack “She was heading for the boss. I’m sure he wouldn’t like seeing kids running around, interrupting his work, the man explained defensively.

Axel’s response was sharp and quick, “He won’t mind.” His protective stance indicated that Daisy’s presence was not only tolerated but perhaps even appreciated.

This very child was the reason he found himself standing there, involved in a project that gave him a sense of purpose–the development of the school was happening because of Daisy.

“Mr. Princess!” Daisy’s joyful squeal echoed as she hugged Ethan’s legs. Caught off guard, Ethan looked down, meeting the familiar sight of her little head and adorable pigtails. “Where have you been?” he asked with a chuckle, squatting down to her level. The surrounding onlookers witnessed a striking transformation in Ethan’s demeanor, from the cold, unapproachable man to someone else entirely.

Lifting her up, Ethan walked away with Axel in tow. “I’m looking for Loulou,” Daisy confided.

“I found her headed to the pediatric ward. She was looking for a friend, so I brought her to you instead, Axel informed them.

“Thanks,” Ethan replied.

Enveloped in the comforting embrace of Daisy’s fragrant baby scent, everything else seemed to fade away, leaving only the delightful presence of the little girl in his arms.

“Are you hungry?” Ethan inquired, receiving a delightful hum in response. Recognizing that kids seldom refuse snacks, even if they recently ate, he made his way to the hospital’s store. with Daisy still cradled in his arms.

Seated there, Ethan watched as Daisy nibbled her snacks with the enthusiasm of a little bunny. Chocolate adorned her face like a playful painting, evidence of her enjoyment. A hearty chuckle escaped Ethan as he admired her cute, messy appearance.

You’ve got it all over your face, Ethan gently teased, prompting Daisy to attempt wiping it off. Instead, she inadvertently spread more chocolate across her face then she gave him a wide toothy smile that showed off her chocolate stained teeth.

Taking a tissue, he gently assisted in wiping her face and arms clean.

After spending some time there, Ethan and Daisy ventured back to the kids‘ ward. Daisy extended her tiny arms, a silent request to be carried once again. Chuckling at her endearing demand, Ethan happily lifted her into his arms.

Upon reaching Loulou’s ward, the scene was one of tranquility, with her little friend peacefully asleep. Daisy, still cradled in Ethan’s arms, surveyed the room with a sense of

childlike curiosity. A decision was made as she dropped down from Ethan’s arms, unzipped her backpack, revealing an array of cherished toys. In a tender gesture, she carefully placed

a silent offering of friendship

one

returned to the

to Daisy’s ward. Ethan couldn’t help but be intrigued by the thoughtful

you drop your toy there?” Ethan

In the confined space of the elevator, Daisy, still nestled in Ethan’s arms her arms

bear. Daisy explained, her voice carrying the innocence of a child’s compassion.

got so many, she continued. The elevator door

nestled against him, creating a small cocoon of warmth.

seeking

Ethan sighed, acknowledging

she called out raising her head to meet

av next.

responded, curious about what she might

asked, her

what he was up to yet or that he had met

keep a secret,” he replied with

“So you’ll come?” she pressed, eager for

With great

to the ground. “Bye, Mr. princess,” she said, waving her small palm in farewell. “Bye, Bunny.” Ethan replied, his

help but notice the happy and dreamy smile adorning Daisy’s face. Expecting her daughter to be bored and unhappy as usual, she

curious about the

met a friend,” she replied

out?” Hazel questioned, wanting to understand the nature of Daisy’s

Daisy nodded. “Sorry, Mama

got bored; I understand. Did you go to where the other children are?” Hazel asked,

ease with the thought. The prospect of leaving Daisy at the pediatric ward for a few hours each day while she attended to work seemed increasingly plausible. Cleaveland proved to be a child–friendly hospital

venture outside the hospital building. The premises were well–guarded

Hazel observed the interaction, cherishing the bond between her two children, a testament to

a promise of brighter days ahead. The two siblings nodded, their understanding of the situation evident in their shared glances. Daisy, eager to share her day’s adventures, began unpacking her backpack. “Mommy, I gave Loulou one plushie,”

small act.

her toys back in their designated spots, Hazel commended her daughter, “That was very sweet of you. She’ll be so happy when she wakes up to the new toy, and she’ll know you came by. Loulou, a little friend they had encountered at the hospital

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