My Baby’s Daddy

“You said you like flowers this morning. Here you go. They’re yours.” Zacharias handed the bouquet to Shirley.

Despite feeling excited, she only asked him quietly, “Why are you giving me flowers? I don’t have a place to put them.”

“Why not? You can take any vase here and put them wherever you like.” He chuckled. He had noticed the anticipation in her eyes; it seemed he was gradually making his presence felt in her heart.

After Shirley reached out and took the flowers, Zacharias went to hang his coat. A smile unknowingly appeared on her lips when she smelled the fragrance of the flowers.

She felt a sense of surrealism when she noticed her lips curling. What was happening to her? She had been eagerly anticipating him giving her flowers all day.

And after receiving the flowers, she couldn’t help but be in a much better mood.

This feeling wasn’t just a simple imagination like the fleeting thoughts about Cole. It was a real experience.

She searched around and found three vases. She wanted to keep this bouquet alive; it was too beautiful, and she couldn’t bear to see it wither too quickly.

the skills for flower arranging, the flowers were so vibrant and charming. Any random placement created a

dining table. Then, she contemplated whether to take another vase

third floor. He had just started working in the study room. She knocked on the door, entered with

raised an eyebrow. “You haven’t even enjoyed them for long, and you’ve already taken the

indeed hadn’t appreciated them for

was quite laid-back about many things. So, she asked again, “Do

man nodded.

desk, she noted how it had indeed added some life to the room. His mood

you personally buy these flowers, or did you have your assistant buy

gone out to buy them. In other words, these beautiful flowers must have been chosen by Freddie. Zacharias

man saw through her so well. Did

shouldn’t appear in public.” Shirley became concerned again. She didn’t want Zacharias to attract attention just to buy her

but chuckle. “A woman’s

indeed contradicting herself by complaining that the flowers