My Baby’s Daddy

“Goddess, please spare my friend!” Tony pleaded for his friend with folded hands. Only then did Shirley retract her foot and say to Tony, “There’s no need to be friends with people like that in the future.”

He quickly nodded and said, “Alright. I’ll listen to you.” After that, he quickly gave Derek a look. Derek promptly took his friends away. Soon, Derek messaged Tony. ‘What’s your friend’s background?”

Tony replied without hesitation, “Someone you shouldn’t mess with. He said this because the person backing Shirley was his uncle!

If his uncle were to find out that she was being harassed at the bar, Tony would definitely suffer a severe beating. However, he didn’t mention that Shirley had a background that was genuinely beyond these people’s reach.

Shirley was feeling even more frustrated. Her mood, which was already bad, had been further spoiled by these men. She picked up a glass and a bottle, the contents of which she did not bother to identify, and poured herself a drink before downing it.

To her, the taste of the alcohol didn’t matter. As long as it entered her stomach, it was fine. They say that alcohol could chase away sorrows, so she wanted to test its effectiveness.

Now, not only did Derek dare not approach her again, but the men who had witnessed Shirley’s abilities were also keeping their gazes averted. They could only sneak glances at her if they wanted to look at her.

Tony had just replied to a few messages, and when he looked up, he saw Shirley drinking again. He was starting to get worried. He couldn’t let her get too drunk.

had too much. You’ll get

to do exactly that.” Shirley was still quite sober at the moment! It felt like these drinks weren’t really doing much. However, she had a much

on his wristwatch. It was already 10.00PM. He immediately thought of the girl who hadn’t even come downstairs for dinner and wondered if he should invite her

the second floor and headed straight to Shirley’s room. Then, he knocked on the

girl be so heartbroken over Cole

ache for a few seconds. Then, he opened the door and entered. The room was pitch dark, with no lights turned on. He thought

bed, but it was neatly made. There was no one lying on it. He turned on the light

that she had taken off on the couch. He furrowed his eyebrows; weren’t these the same

she take

the car engine

immediately left the room, went

screen light up. When he picked it up and saw the caller ID, he thought to