Her Precious Baby

Angeline kept her head low and walked quickly. When there was finally no one else around, she stopped tugging at the brim of her hat and finally revealed her face. She was wearing minimal makeup, and her eyes were glistening with tears. It was obvious that she had been crying.

Joseline had cruelly reminded her of her stillborn child. It was a grief that she had carried with her for the past five years.

She could not believe that Joseline would not even spare her long-dead child’s memory in her quest for power, status, and the Sorelle family.

She’s heartless!

Angeline retraced her steps to her parked car. She had not wanted to be seen driving a luxury car in case it gave off the wrong impression. So, she had purposely parked the borrowed car in an inconspicuous location.

The rhythmic clacking of her high heels echoed around the underground parking lot as she headed quickly in the direction of her car. At that moment, a lollipop rolled along the floor and stopped by her toes.

Angeline was oblivious to the candy on the ground and was about to step on it when a child’s voice called out, “Oh no! My lollipop!”

A tiny figure dressed in a white tutu skirt appeared out of nowhere. The little girl had long, slightly wavy hair bound in two braids. She looked like a princess who had stepped out of a fairytale.

retracted her foot

almost stepped

bent over and picked up the candy. She cleaned it carefully with

She stood staring in surprise. Her eyes lit up

was a

Angel?

me?” Angeline

are

own excitement.

a glance, the girl looked to be about five or six years old.

parents?” Angeline glanced around the parking lot, but there was no one else

young daughter run around by

filling up with tears as she confessed, “I

parents? How could this

glanced at the skirt that the girl was wearing. Although it was just child’s clothing, Angeline recognized it as having been made by the most popular brand currently. The girl was clearly the daughter of a rich family. She must have said that because she

I have somewhere to be right now. Please don’t run around the parking