His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 2016

In Aryadelle, Natalie had been dazed and demotivated for the past few days. She had been doubting herself and her beliefs all along ever since her mother had told her that Dean Jennings was her biological father.

Without Dean's help, she would have never accomplished what she had so far. Natalie thought back to the time when she had mocked Avery for depending on men for her success, yet she had come to realize that she was no different than Avery.

"Ms. Jennings, is something troubling you? " Her assistant asked gingerly.

Natalie picked up her mug and took a sip of coffee.

"If one day your mother tells you that you are not your father’s child and that your real father is someone else, how would you react?" Natalie asked. "The father you've known has been caring and loving, and isn’t aware that you are not his child."

assistant hesitated for a moment, before looking troubled. "That’s insane! I've only ever seen something like that on television. Ms. Jennings, if something like that happens to me, I will definitely feel torn... because my father has cared for me all my life. I do think

I've also thought of my mother has not worked. The only time I remember her

of your control, so you don't have to be upset. If you don't like your

main concern. " One father has money and no lover for me, while another has no money,

doesn't mind," the assistant suggested. "How rich is your biological father, Ms. Jennings? If he is willing to acknowledge you as his daughter, you can totally say yes. Why say no to the money, after all?" "He

biological father? If you say he's

hands with a troubled expression. "I am probably reaching for the stars to consider asking my father’s help with accomplishing the goal Elliot set

to him as his daughter, you can still try considering a partnership with him. So long as he benefits from it, he will

humiliated... He knew I was his daughter all along, but all these years have passed, and not once has he come to see me. I'm disappointed

has a lot of children, right? Children from wealthy families are meant to fight one another for their parents' attention. You don't have to feel ashamed. There's no shame in doing what's best for yourself. Once you excel and stand out amongst your siblings, your biological father will naturally see how worthy you are," the

the afternoon, Natalie received a call from