His Nanny Mate By Eve Above Story

Chapter 69: Shopping for Baby

Moana

One night, I was reading a bedtime story to Ella when I found myself nodding off in the chair by her bed. I didn’t wake up until a couple of hours later. She was fast asleep and I didn’t want to wake her, so I quietly got up and slipped back into my room to go back to sleep.

When I walked back into my room, I didn’t notice anything out of the ordinary, seeing as how tired I was. I moved my sketchbook aside and climbed into the covers, and quickly fell asleep.

The next morning, I woke up with a headache. I groaned and sat up, rubbing my eyes, and as I did so I noticed something sitting on my bedside table that I hadn’t noticed the night before: a glass of brown liquid.

Furrowing my brow, I picked up the glass and inspected it. It was certainly one of Edrick’s whiskey glasses from his minibar, and when I sniffed its contents, I quickly realized that it was, in fact, whiskey.

I frowned. Why was there a glass of whiskey on my bedside table? I hadn’t noticed anything out of the ordinary the night before; had Edrick come into my room looking for me?

I decided that I would ask him about it later, and got up to start getting ready for the day.

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toast, a coffee, and a stack of financial reports in front of him. He looked up when I entered, and immediately I could tell

I asked, setting the glass down on the table in front

paused, then finally nodded his head. “Yes. I saw that your light was on,

and opened my mouth to tell him that he shouldn’t have been drinking so much in the middle of the night that he would forget a whiskey glass on my bedside table,

the baby supply store while Ella is in training. You should come

more surprising than that, he was going out in public with me and was even planning on taking me for dinner? I didn’t protest, however, and simply turned around to go back to my room and put on a nicer outfit. I opted for the same blue dress I bought at the farmers’ market. As I put it

by all of the luxury sports cars that were parked outside. Happy families dressed in designer clothes roamed around outside as they walked from store to store, and there was a large marble fountain with a statue in the center surrounded by a small park with benches. I’d never been to outlet stores that were this nice, and even though I felt good in my dress, I

Edrick put on his face

climbed out and then jogged around to my side of the car. He opened the car door for me and even held out his hand to help me out. As I felt my hand in his large palm, my heart

a moment of silence, during which time

nature faded. “Come on,” he said, turning on his heel and starting to walk toward the stores, “we’ve got a lot to do

he walked briskly toward the baby supply store, and by the time we arrived, I was already

I also looked around a bit at the other customers. I couldn’t help but notice that many of the parents with young children also seemed to have human nannies with them that were doing all of the work to take care of the children. Admittedly,

shopping, an attendant came to us with a smile on her

her head toward my belly. I hadn’t realized it, but I was rubbing my belly as I walked around. I almost went to take my hand away, but then I remembered that

Edrick replied with a

She then pulled out a handheld scanner and handed it to me. “If you’d like, you can walk around the store and use this to scan anything you want. Then, once you pay at the register, one of our employees will gather everything and we can either have it

wicker bassinet. As I walked up to it and ran my hand along