My Baby’s Daddy

Shirley grabbed her phone and headed toward the cabin. Richard was fiddling with a machine when he suddenly saw his precious daughter coming in. He looked up and asked, “Why are you here?”

She handed him the phone with a firm resolve. “Dad, please instruct your men to turn around. I need to go back to Averna.”

Richard looked at the phone she handed him. He didn’t even need to guess to know that his daughter was aware of his communication with Zacharias.

“Don’t be unreasonable.” He took the phone and said, “Go back to your seat.”

“What if I parachute off the plane then?” She looked at her father and only became even more determined. He was immediately startled. So, he quickly grabbed her. “Don’t act rashly at this altitude!”

“Tell me what mission Zacharias is undertaking then. Why did he send me away? Is it perilous?” Shirley sat across from her father. Although she was overwhelmed by anxiety and on the verge of tears, she remained composed on the surface.

and suddenly felt his heart pang. He sighed wearily as he spoke, “Shirley, of course, I would

turned red-rimmed. “Dad, please. I beg you. Turn the plane around! Send me back there.

get flustered easily. She was usually calm and rational. So, he felt pained to see her in such emotional distress for the first time. In the

Mr. Lloyd.” The plane smoothly switched to another route. There wasn’t even a

number before giving an order on the other end, saying sternly, “Keep an eye

“Dad, do you know who

ordinary folks can intervene in. These individuals wield extensive influence and have numerous subordinates.

time. They were going to use this opportunity to take down several major players

that Zacharias wanted to protect her, all she wanted to do was stay by his side and support him in any way she could. She didn’t want to be apart from him

Averna. Richard had already scheduled for a car in advance. Nonetheless, he arranged for another car to take Angela and

She knew the people Zacharias was dealing with at this time

he stand a chance?”

“We’re not sure.”