My Baby’s Daddy

Ezekiel remained silent on the side, but amid his grandmother’s praise, his eyes were filled with amusement. Harmony exchanged glances with him several times and averted her gaze shyly each time.

As dinner came to an end, Harmony’s phone rang. Seeing it was Sera, she said to Cecelia, “Ma’am, please allow me to take this call.”

“Sure! Go ahead. We’re not strangers,” Cecelia replied.

“Hey, Sera,” Harmony answered the phone.

“Harmony, have you finished eating? Something happened at the television station just now. An intern climbed to the rooftop emotionally distressed and even threatened to jump.”

“What?! How’s the situation now?”

“They’re still in a standoff, and we don’t know how to persuade her. The fire department has arrived as well.”

“What can I do?” Harmony was anxious now. No matter what, she couldn’t let the situation escalate to the point of someone attempting such a dangerous stunt.

Just then, Sera seemed to be talking to someone else. “What? You want my artist to come and talk to her… No way. She can’t go to the rooftop. It’s too dangerous.”

“Sera, I can come

you don’t need to…” Sera’s attempt to dissuade

the elderly woman. “I’m sorry, ma’am. I have an urgent matter to attend

up. “What’s the matter? I’ll

“But-”

urgent. Let Ezekiel take you. I’ll have the driver take me home later,” Cecelia suggested before adding to her grandson, “Take good

that, he urged Harmony,

in the corridor, Harmony briefed Ezekiel on the

she was anxious. Faced with a stranger, her anxiety revealed her

over,” Ezekiel said, taking her with him. The television station was nearby, so they could hear the sounds of the fire

getting out of control. Sera noticed Harmony immediately and rushed over to persuade her. “Harmony, we shouldn’t go up. It’s too high,

moment, the police arrived and addressed Harmony, “You’re the artist, aren’t you? Please go up and try to

nodded without an ounce of hesitation. “Alright.

someone grabbed her hand. In the same determined tone, he uttered, “I’ll come with

the man behind her. “No, you can’t go up. It’s too