My Baby’s Daddy

Upon hearing Harmony’s sobbing, Sera, on the other end of the line, was taken aback. “What’s wrong? Why are you crying so much? Where are you? I’m coming over.”

Harmony gave her the address. When Sera arrived, she handed her a hat and a mask because Harmony couldn’t be seen in this state. She was currently in the eye of the storm in the entertainment industry, and any news could potentially ruin her reputation.

Once in the car, Sera initially wanted to scold Harmony for hiding in the bathroom and crying like this, but she ended up feeling more sympathy for her.

“Tell me, what happened? Did Ezekiel hurt you?”

“No… I came out today to meet his mother.” Harmony calmed down a bit, but her eyes were already swollen from crying.

Upon hearing this, Sera could roughly guess what had happened, but she still asked for confirmation, “Did Mrs. Weiss ask you to leave Ezekiel?”

Harmony didn’t answer, but her tears did. Sera sighed, “I had a feeling this would happen. Even though Ezekiel loves you very much, his background is too privileged. He’s not someone an ordinary girl can match. Harmony, you need to be strong. You need to face this with the optimistic attitude you had before.”

Harmony choked out, “I thought I could be strong, just like when Reuben left. I was able to move on in less than a day. But with Ezekiel… can’t move on. Sera, please help me!”

help bursting into tears

her. “How can I help you? This is something you have

his money, but him as a

doubted it. But she knew Harmony wasn’t a gold digger. So, she believed

with. Loving someone also requires compatibility.” Sera said somewhat

call. After a few words, she hung up and turned to Harmony, “Harmony, there’s an opportunity for you to get away for

eyes to look at her.

in Delford, a thousand miles away! You can tell Ezekiel that you need to go there and then leave him for

an opportunity to leave Ezekiel because she

while Harmony stayed at Sera’s house, telling him that she would be leaving

mom is on her way back to the country. Once she arrives, I’ll

you don’t need to accompany me. Stay with your