His Nanny Mate By Eve Above Story

Chapter 132: The Coincidence

Moana

I woke up the next morning with the memory of what I overheard still fresh on my mind. To not only hear that Michael had sent that wolf to attack us, but also to hear that “Olivia” called Edrick again, left me feeling both confused and scared. If my baby was going to be in danger of someone like Michael, I didn’t know what I would do. I could only trust that Edrick would handle it and keep us protected.

It was Saturday morning, which meant that it was also a training day for Ella. I woke up early to get her ready, and decided that I would go to the orphanage and volunteer while Ella was in training. The last time I was at the orphanage, I discovered that Sophia was in need of help, so I decided that I would spend every Saturday morning that I could helping her out. I just hoped that she wouldn’t be too upset with me for not telling her about the baby sooner, as I was certain that she likely saw the news by now.

“I’m going to the orphanage while Ella is in training today,” I told Edrick as we ate breakfast together. “I’ll be volunteering for Sophia on Saturdays now.”

Edrick furrowed his brow as he took a sip of his coffee. He seemed a bit concerned, which I understood; with everything that had happened recently between the Rogue district and the Rogue that came to attack us in the woods, it was no wonder that he was worried about letting me spend time out of the house by myself.

“Well, at least bring a bodyguard with you,” he said, somewhat sternly. “I don’t want you going anywhere alone from now on.”

only because I was constantly reminding myself of Edrick’s phone call with Michael the night before. But on the way to Ella’s training and then the orphanage after that, I couldn’t deny the fact that I felt a bit uncomfortable having a bodyguard follow me around. However, I knew that it was the safest thing to do, and the bodyguard that Edrick hired was very nice. In fact, as I sat down at the front desk and began my work for Sophia, I couldn’t help but smile when I heard the children pestering

as I suspected, was a little sullen when she

said, setting a cup of tea down on the desk in front of me. “I would have preferred to hear it from you

know,” I replied. “I’m sorry. I didn’t know that Edrick was going to announce it

reached out from across the desk to squeeze my hand. “I’m happy for you. You’re going to

told me that

that Edrick’s foundation was bringing a lot of attention to the orphanage, and there were a lot of couples who wanted to get started with the adoption process. Not only that, but there were a lot of potential donors who called to make appointments so they

that I was there. Or, at least, it did up

minutes before I had to leave to pick up Ella. The phone calls had died down a bit, so I

I answered politely. “How can I

cheerful, female voice said on the other end. She sounded young — about my age. “I’d

interested in adopting. It made my heart swell to know that some of the children who were here would finally be going to

I replied, opening up the

“Olivia.”

sounded perfectly nice, not at all like the disturbance that Edrick made her out to be. I couldn’t imagine that the lovely young woman on the other end of the phone was the same woman who pestered Edrick for money on an