My CEO Daddy by ELAINE MALLIN

"Mr. Gu, you are the guest. Please take the menu first."

Baron pushed the menu to Kerr in a respectful manner.

Discreetly, he showed his identity clearly. It created the impression that he was a family with Nicole and Jay, and the man named Kerr was an outsider.

"Don't bother. What did Nicole order? I only want the same one,"

Kerr replied beaming before turning to look at Nicole with a devilish smile.

He treated Baron's provocation indifferently because other than he found it uninteresting, he never took it seriously. What he craved at the moment was to get what he wanted. No matter what it was or who it was.

He had been like this in the past. Now facing Nicole, he felt that it was still the same, nothing had changed.

The only difference lay in his firm determination to have her.

Nicole was slightly uneasy. Knowing Kerr staring at her intently, she felt herself blushing.

know what I ordered?

asked bluntly. 'This was weird,' she thought. She had this nagging feeling of being haunted by this man. He was like a stalker. She couldn't avoid him in the company, and even after work,

Since when had she been afraid of getting along with Kerr? Imagining the way how Kerr looked at her now, it seemed

becoming a bundle

I don't like it now, I'll try to get

her gaze intently and

it make even if Baron was really the father of Jay?' Kerr mused. While still appreciating the beauty sitting across him, he inwardly swore that Baron's being a father of Jay

"Ha-ha!"

suppress a giggle. He immediately covered his mouth, but

be so

how to respond to Kerr, she had resorted to looking at her son

Considering how happy he was, gradually, she lowered her guard down in her heart's defense. Because first and foremost, Jay was her

her that he genuinely wanted to marry her. But the Fang family couldn't accept

been hesitant for so many years. And he couldn't bring himself

way he washed his small hands as he found it cute and funny. His eyes continued to follow his small actions until he found himself already lost in

"Jay, do you remember your father?"