In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

From the start to the end, Tobias never touched the foie gras.

Outside the restaurant was a drizzle that soon passed. It was as if it had never rained.

Staring at the untouched plate of foie gras, Idania thought, It’s been ten years. If I had tried harder back then, we might have a kid by now.

When she saw the loving family enjoying their meal beside them, Idania averted her eyes. I have a great career, but I’ve sacrificed my love life for it.

The meal ended earlier than Idania had expected it to. When they were done, Tobias stood up and folded his black jacket over his arm.

Right then, the child by the next table accidentally smeared his ice cream on Tobias’ pants while playing with his sister.

Instantly, Tobias frowned.

Holding onto the melting ice cream, the boy mumbled, “Mister, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to do it.”

It seemed like Tobias was frustrated, for he left with a sour look almost immediately.

hand, Idania crouched down as she looked at

sticky your hands are,” she said as she gave him a piece of

time, she watched Tobias leave from the corner of her eyes. As always, he

when the cold wind

she rushed to the elevators. She was there to

slow to get to the door, for she was

everything you wanted, and you can actually order delivery, but you just had

supermarket according to the list Penelope had given her, and Skylar knew the amount of groceries

replied, “I’ve run out of

all your money go? Why are you living so terribly? How could you not

had spent her money on—prenatal checkups, medical fees for delivery,

child at Concord Hospital, her medical fees had been terrifying to look at. Without getting a package deal there, every

more Skylar listened to her, the more confused she became. “Shouldn’t Brayden be the one paying for all these? You’re giving birth to his child. Although that doesn’t mean he has to pay for everything, he still should be paying for part of it. You don’t even have a job right

few days ago, Penelope had just been telling her how Brayden was going to buy her a house. Now, she could not even afford to