My Baby’s Daddy

Chapter 1840

“On it.” A smiling Ellen nodded.

Fifteen minutes later, the assistant came to the pantry again while Ellen served her freshly brewed coffee. As soon as the assistant had her first sip, she exclaimed, “Woah! It tastes the same as the ones I had in cafes!! love it!”

“I worked at a cafe before, Ellen explained

“No wonder you have the touch. Thanks” said the assistant who left thereafter.

Ellen had the luxury of time serving the employees here. To work in the presidential office, one had to be the best of the best, their jurisdictions revolved around the incoming reports from all around the world.

When it was time to get off work, she was uncertain whether to leave, so she decided to stay temporarily. It was then that a figure appeared by the door before resting himself against the door frame. “It’s time to go home”

“President Presgrave, is there anything that I can help you with?” She stood up at the drop of a hat.

me for dinner.” Jared often had dinner alone, so he would not

also my job? A curious Ellen blinked

He reassured her.

nodded

parking lot and that private restaurant Jared frequented. The kitchen served different menus every day, and enticing dishes were on today’s menu. Every dish was meticulously

the dishes were served in ones and twos while he recounted their background stories. For instance, the fish’s origin and the type of shrimp used for today’s dish. Ellen

age gap between them, his knowledge knew no bounds. She was deeply impressed by the fact

hence the mindlessness to study and desire to enjoy life with little money in hand. However, this

I read when I don’t have incoming work? Ellen requested on the account that daydreaming was simply an act of

Jared nodded because he did not transfer her to his jurisdiction to make her work in the first place. His sole

since Jessica passed away Just how lucky am I to meet such a capable gentleman? How can I repay his kindness?

that moment, her phone rang upon receiving a call from Selena. She rose from a seat and said, “Excuse me,

do you live? I’ve packed up my stuff and