My Baby’s Daddy

Early the next morning, Josef persuaded Shirley to take some rest. She briefly considered entering the hospital to greet Zacharias, but given the complex circumstances, she opted to head home instead.

She went to Ava’s house to rest. She called Willow, who was currently abroad, selecting her wedding dress. Willow and Jasper had already: set out on a journey around the world. Shirley could finally relax knowing that Zacharias was under Josef’s care, and she enjoyed a good night’s sleep.

She stayed at Ava’s house for three days and planned to return to Flintstone Residence once Zacharias was discharged from the hospital.

However, the man hadn’t sent any messages during those three days. It wasn’t until the fourth day, at 6.00AM, that he finally messaged her. I’ll be discharged today. Please come over.”

She was surprised when she saw the time and. wondered why he was up so early. So, she replied, ‘I won’t go over. I’ll go directly to the Flintstone Residence.

‘No. You must come. Shirley hesitated, but before she could reply to Zacharias, he called her. She pondered why he was in such a hurry. She answered her phone and said, “Hello!”

“This is an order,” he stated firmly. Seeing his urgency, she reluctantly agreed, “Alright, I’ll come over immediately.”

insistence. She mused,

felt the need to return to

was sitting in the lounge,

notice how much better he looked now, draped in a high-neck black woolen sweater that bestowed upon him an air of elegance

with a nod. Just then, Freddie entered and informed

to her and

that when Freddie mentioned “they’ve arrived,” he was referring to Zacharias’ convoy. She followed Zacharias

already been cleared, several cars were parked, accompanied by more than a dozen vigilant bodyguards. Some stood facing outward, and one, wearing an earpiece, guarded the car door with an air of confidence and competence. That man was none other than

stepped outside with Zacharias, he seized the moment to draw her closer. Before she could react, he

welcome the arriving individuals, and his expression changed when he saw them. He saw Zacharias holding a girl’s hand-none other

free her hand from