My Baby’s Daddy

For the past few days, her family had lived in pain because of her. She could not even hear laughter in the family anymore, wishing the gloomy air would fade away soon. Hence, no matter how heartbroken she was, she had to learn to face life calmly.

She would do it even if there were no more joy in her life, where she could never recover from Jasper’s departure. After all, this man had occupied her whole heart, a sacred place where no other man could squeeze his way in.

With quick steps, Elliot hastily went over to them. When the bodyguard was about to open the car door, he waved them away and opened it himself. With reddened eyes, Willow smiled at her father. “Dad!”

His heart ached as he reached out to pat her. “Your mother made some of your favorite food. Come on, let’s go in.”

“Okay!” With that, she held her father’s arm as they entered the hall.

Anastasia went out early in the morning to shop for the ingredients. Then, she busied herself in the kitchen from morning until then, desperately wanting her daughter to eat more. In just a few days, Willow had lost a few. pounds. Her health would be at risk if she kept that up.

her baby in her arms, Ellen came over and greeted Willow. Looking at her adorable nephew, Willow also felt a little better. She held the baby, gazing

son could make Willow a little happier, Ellen left and worked on other things so that Willow could spend

after someone played with him, and his chubby fingers would touch Willow’s face as he

sigh of relief as well. Elliot, who had been helping her since this morning, walked over. Wrapping his arms around his wife, he whispered, “Her

was growing more mature, which meant she. knew how to hide

Anastasia thought about it, her heart ached for her. Elliot lamented, “Yes, our daughter grew up in

grow up when they met a man they loved. With emotional independence came a new wall between her and her parents, where not all

was on a call with Richard just now. Jasper has recovered, but there’s something wrong with his hearing. He needs treatment.” “Poor child. If you have a chance

from contacting each other. If