My Baby’s Daddy

“Cindy, I know it wasn’t you. I believe you,” said Harmony, playing along with her.

Cindy sniffed. “Miss Mayo, it was my fault no matter what. I should’ve checked the script at the last moment to ensure it was okay. I’m sorry for the damage done to you because of my negligence.”

Harmony was only less than ten feet from her now. With a few more steps, she could grab Cindy and pull her down. “It’s okay, Cindy. To be honest, I didn’t suffer any damage tonight. Don’t blame yourself for this. Everyone makes mistakes.”

Cindy suddenly broke down in tears, her body trembling slightly. “But everyone’s pinning the blame on me and passing the buck to me. They say it was my fault, like I’m a useless piece of trash.”

Standing not far away, Ezekiel instantly clenched his fists, noticing that Harmony was trying to approach the girl in an attempt to yank her down. Is she trying to get herself killed? What if that girl genuinely wants to jump and drags her along with her?

“Harmony,” he called out to her in warning.

She involuntarily turned around, followed by Cindy, who turned to stare at the incredibly handsome man in the light nearby.

Harmony to try to catch Cindy’s attention. As a means to calm her down, she could not help but reveal something about herself.

as she expected, Cindy, with the heart of a

to me today, and I’m still thinking about whether to accept him. Cindy, do you think I should marry him?” said Harmony while getting within three feet of Cindy. She did not seem aggressive, like a gentle breeze blowing into Cindy’s

“Are you getting married?” She never thought she could

replied, “This is a secret; I haven’t made it public yet. He loves me very much, and I love him, too. We…” Just then, she suddenly took Cindy in her arms, dragging her toward the ground with all her might. Her mind was blank at that moment. She just kept trying

a moment. “No! Don’t

those who did this to you

lose your job, you can find another one. But you

been hiding nearby immediately rushed over, followed by a

layer of cold sweat formed on her forehead. Just then, she heard a hushed voice chiding, “Are you out of your mind? Your life is just as precious as

Ezekiel! Such a good-tempered man chided me. Watching Cindy being carried away by the firefighter, she finally felt relieved. She looked up and smiled at the man who had