Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 295 Don't Call A Stranger Daddy

Mitchel's handsome visage froze at the sight of Janey's charming face. His intuition, it seemed, had been spot on. This was unquestionably Raegan's daughter. The child of Raegan and Raegan's late husband.

This thought sent a sharp pang through Mitchel's heart, rendering it so constricted that breathing became a struggle.

Meanwhile, the endearing Janey eagerly embraced Mitchel, her arms encircling Mitchel's neck, as she inquired with innocence, "Daddy, are you here to see me?"

Janey's spontaneous gesture left Mitchel in a state of bewilderment.

Truth be told, aside from Raegan, Mitchel had an aversion to being touched by others, be they adults or children.

Nevertheless, the more Janey gazed at Mitchel, the more she liked him.

To everyone's astonishment, Janey planted an unexpected kiss on Mitchel's face.

Janey had wanted Mitchel to be her father. The longer she looked at him, the more she found to like him, eagerly anticipating the moment she could boast to Ann about her incredibly handsome father.

In Janey's eyes, Ann's father paled in comparison.

Despite Raegan's teachings about avoiding disparaging remarks, Janey vividly recalled the last time Ann insulted her with the term "bastard." Ann's father, in turn, laughed at the remark.

This fueled Janey's private disdain for Ann's father, muttering curses under her breath.

In a sweet voice, Janey asked, "Daddy, can we go to the amusement park?"

Mitchel, wearing a complicated expression, attempted to respond but found himself at a loss for words. Janey had pressed close and planted a gentle kiss on his cheek.

Surprisingly, Mitchel didn't find the sweet kiss from this unfamiliar girl distasteful. Instead, an unexplainable sense of affection welled up from the depths of his heart.

found himself holding her back instead. His concern stemmed from the fear that she might fall and hurt herself. This marked the first time Mitchel felt unsure about how to handle Janey

at Mitchel with her wide, admiring eyes,

Suddenly, a thought crossed his mind. How wonderful it would be if this little girl were Raegan's and his own. Although he recognized the notion

for him. She stubbornly believed that Mitchel should be

Mitchel held Janey in his arms, a

Janey away from her flashed through her mind, leaving her shocked. But, to her knowledge, he wasn't Janey's biological

anxiously as she swiftly snatched Janey out of Mitchel's arms. "Don't call

by Raegan's reaction, and her lips pursed

Mitchel couldn't help but feel a

her tone notably softer but serious. "Janey Foster, this man is not your father. You can't

unanticipated cascade of icy water, causing him to recoil in surprise. So that was what he was to her now. A stranger. Had their baby survived, she would likely have been just as

wronged and on the brink of tears. She had chosen Mitchel as her

spoke to Janey. "Come here, sweetheart. I need you to understand something. The man over there is not your father. If you keep

importance of not causing trouble for other people. So, the daddy she had chosen didn't

felt as if she had offered someone her

welled up with disappointment as she responded, "Okay, I

witnessing Janey's emotional state, Raegan tenderly reached out, gently touching Janey's head.

time, Mitchel had already stepped out of his car, positioning himself in front of them. He had overheard Raegan's words to Janey, sensing the weight of the situation. She said Janey's calling him that way would make him troubled. Well, he didn't mind. He was prepared to embrace every

at Mitchel and uttered a soft, "Goodbye, sir." Her voice carried a somber tone, on the

wrap his arms around Janey and comfort her overwhelmed him. A complex emotion flickered in Mitchel's eyes, an uncertainty about why he felt such a profound connection

unease intensified. She

firmly clasped Janey's hand, giving a nod to Mitchel, and began to walk

called

to face Mitchel. Pausing briefly, Mitchel said, "Don't forget to drop by my office

frown, Raegan replied,

this point, nothing seemed more crucial to