My CEO Daddy by ELAINE MALLIN

When Jay read Kerr's message, he immediately turned around and saw a black Porsche following him. With a beaming smile on his face, he sat back silently.

"Jay? Are you okay? Were you too exhausted to go to school today? Why are you so quiet today?"

Nicole turned back and kept her eyes fixated on Jay who still remained silent in the back seat.

Although Jay wasn't of the talkative kind, it was still quite strange to her that he didn't utter a word when she mentioned Kerr just a while ago.

"No, Mommy, don't worry about me. I can adapt. Although I'm the youngest kid in my class, I don't feel inferior to any of them!"

Jay looked up at Nicole with an innocent and happy smile.

"That's great to hear, Jay."

When she saw the energetic smile on Jay's face, she was surprised.

During her days in Manhattan, she had arrived at the conclusion that Jay was much more mature than other children of his age and was even more prudent than them in various circumstances. During several occasions, she used to treat him like a grown-up man. She had almost neglected the fact that he was only six years old.

she had noticed that Jay was becoming more like

how Jay relied on Kerr and how he slowly transformed to become less and less mature after having met Kerr. It seemed as if everything was going in

fact was that the change of Jay's personality was because of Kerr, which made Nicole worried and

may please get off the car now,"

and requested gently. A set of cautious eyes could have

to be attributed to Kerr. Although she had just returned to the country, he had already figured that Kerr had gradually become a significant part of

was about to open the

a mysterious man took advantage of her in

her revenge, she married the man, and used him.

his legal wife, while all of

adamant even when he was involved in scandals with

her again.But life brought her back to him a few years later, to his astonishment.

why she's working in your company now,

eyes. When he talked

that Nicole belonged to him. He wanted Kerr to