Her Precious Baby

“Bravo, Evander!” Roger clapped his hands, cheered, and whistled before joking, “I have a request. Can we kick this shrew out?”

“You can leave if you want,” responded Evander coldly with a deadpan expression.

When Nancy heard Evander, she broke into a grin so wide that her eyes could barely stay open.

“Don’t let the door hit you on your way out, Mr. Jantz,” ridiculed Nancy while waving her hand.

Upset by his friend’s response, Roger hardened his face as he started shoving a small piece of lamb into his mouth. I used to be the one who valued women more than my friends. I never expected Evander to be so protective of his future wife. The man is practically a different person! I have to eat more to fill the void in my heart.

Angeline froze like a statue after listening to Evander because she felt somewhat awkward. I don’t understand. Why is Evander acting as though I never turned him down in Hallsbay? He seems completely unfazed by what happened there.

When everyone was about to sit down, Angeline quickly made up an excuse to sit farther away from Evander by saying that she needed to feed Floretta.

However, she had no way of knowing if the man had figured out her intention since he was enjoying his dinner as if nothing had happened.

After dinner, Nancy and Roger bade their farewells and left the Golding residence.

Angeline, too, was ready to go after playing with Floretta for a while, but the girl held on tightly to her leg and gazed at her with a pair of puppy-dog eyes.

“Tomorrow is the weekend, Angel. Why don’t you stay for the night?” pleaded Floretta.

Angeline was heartbroken when she saw how pitiful Floretta was, so she patted the girl on the head and apologized, “I’m sorry, Floretta, but I have something important to do tomorrow. I’ll see you another day.”

Angeline’s leg with

turn to the man reading the newspaper on

his teacup from the table

when she heard that. “Sorry, but I don’t wish to talk about it. Since Floretta doesn’t want me to leave, I’ll stay for the night and leave by eight tomorrow morning,” responded Angeline, trying

said, she picked up Floretta and went

cold night, a blanket of mist covered the mountain behind the mansion as though it was a bridal

something off about Angeline because of how down she seemed, so he picked up his phone and called Sylas. “What did Angeline do in Hallsbay

then told Evander everything about Angeline’s meeting with

hear the conversation between the two, but Ms. Sorelle was quite riled up. She probably asked me to send her back

Evander in his deep voice while

entered the house, but as soon as Evander

Evander hurriedly ordered Sylas, “Find out the

to finish the task he was given before reporting back to Evander. “It’s tomorrow, the twentieth

her parents’ grave tomorrow morning. With that thought in mind, Evander lifted his head to look at the guest room on the second floor. He could vaguely hear Floretta humming a nursery rhyme

Evander frowned with

Angeline’s unfortune, Evander was more concerned that she would have nightmares that night due to

with the girl in her arms, and as expected, she had nightmares the whole night

so scared that she

sense someone entering the room to cover her with the blanket she kicked

from her nightmares, she could not do so because her eyes felt as though

alarm went off at six o’clock. After kissing Floretta,

done. However, since she did not have the appetite, Angeline got changed before driving to the supermarket to get

early in the morning on the anniversary of their deaths because Joseline would arrive at nine with a