His Nanny Mate By Eve Above Story

Chapter 27: The Invitation
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The following morning, I woke up early to get Ella ready for training. She was tired after the party, but was cooperative, and her sweet disposition distracted me from the strange experiences I had at the Morgan residence.

While Ella ate breakfast, I sought Edrick out and found him in his study. Taking a deep breath, I quietly knocked on the door. He glanced up and gestured for me to come in before promptly looking back down at his work again.

“Did you need something?” he asked.

“Yes,” I replied, still feeling somewhat uncomfortable around the Alpha billionaire’s cold demeanor even though I thought I should be used to it by now.

“Well, spit it out.”

I swallowed. The last time I had done anything like I was about to ask permission for, it had ended horribly and completely stunted both Edrick’s and the servants’ confidence in me.

“I would like to take some time today to visit the orphanage while Ella is at her training session,” I said.

Edrick paused and slowly set his pen down, then looked up at me and leaned back in his chair. He folded his arms across his chest and looked down his nose at me, narrowing his eyes. I prepared myself for the inevitable.

“Are you planning on losing my daughter again?”

thinking, since the orphanage isn’t too far from there, I could get there and back before Ella even finishes her training. That’s how it would’ve worked last time, too, had I

You can’t predict traffic

I’ll be leaving,” I replied, the words flying out of my

like worry. “Alright,” he said finally, picking up his pen

often forgot that Edrick had feelings for anyone, but seeing such a strong emotion for his daughter flash across his face like that immediately reminded me that he wasn’t entirely cold to his core. Seeing the way that he interacted with his own father the night before also reminded me how sour behaviors like the one that Edrick often exhibited were frequently a product of nurture, not nature… And I knew

…

do some volunteer work, alright?” I said, crouching to Ella’s level as we stood outside the training facility. She nodded vehemently, and I ruffled her hair. “Okay. I’ll be here when you’re done.

her little face hilariously serious as though I had just given her

meet up with her werewolf friends. Once she was inside, I flagged down a

I always loved helping the kids cross the monkey bars, playing hide and seek with them, and participating in their games of kickball. By the time it was over, I was a bit sweaty from the summer heat, but it felt good to

to get back to the training facility

face said as he rolled down the window. It was Ethan. “I’ll

the passenger seat, buckling my seatbelt as Ethan pulled away from the

training facility,” I said. “You really didn’t

“I heard about what happened last time, and I’m sure Edrick is all over you like a

it lightly,” I replied, looking out the window. “He’s like one big ball of

of that last night. I’m sorry about that, by

I looked out the window at the

if I ask why

big symbol of a wrench being thrown into a so-called ‘perfect’ family dynamic, when really, it’s not like the Morgan family has ever been even close to perfect to begin with. But, I think that the

“What do you mean?”

replied as he drove around a corner. “I’ll just say that… I came after Verona and Michael were married and

down at my