Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

#Chapter 170: Fishing for Information

Moana

“If you don’t mind me asking, what made Edrick suddenly decide to have a public relationship and announce you as Ella’s biological mother?”

My eyes widened at Ethan’s sudden question. It was rather unexpected and, despite the gentle and curious tone of voice he used and the innocent redness in his soft cheeks, I found his question downright creepy. After everything that had happened with Ethan both leading up to and during the last party when he kissed me without my consent, I didn’t think for a moment that any sort of question like that wasn’t loaded in some way or another. The fact alone that he suddenly showed up at my place of work — and I didn’t even fully know how he knew that I worked here yet — was enough of a cause for concern.

“Um… I mean, I am pregnant with his child,” I responded with a bit of a nervous laugh, and gestured at my belly — which had grown a bit since I last saw Ethan and now couldn’t be hidden terribly well under my dress. “It was the most logical thing to do, I guess.”

Ethan nodded slowly, but didn’t answer right away. He then pushed himself up off of the desk he was leaning on and walked over to a corkboard that I had on the wall, which displayed some of my students’ artwork. He studied it carefully, and seemed to be thinking. I noticed that his eyes landed on something that Ella drew, and I knew that he knew that it was her drawing because her name was on it in big, crooked letters. He continued staring at it for a few moments, which made me oddly uncomfortable, before he turned back to face me and smiled.

“Well, I’m glad that you two figured something out that works for you,” he said. He paused, licking his lips. “It’s just… I don’t know. Edrick was always part of the whole anti-human crowd. So much has changed about him recently. I mean, I was already surprised enough when he wanted you to live with him and keep the baby, but to announce a public relationship with a human and to claim that you’re Ella’s biological mother—”

agitated. Part of me wanted to snap at him and tell him that I wasn’t even a human, but I didn’t feel comfortable disclosing that information

telling him off, but he didn’t seem to notice. “I’m only curious because I thought that there was something special about you, Moana. I could sense it on you. Maybe Edrick already knows, or maybe he doesn’t realize it —

he just pulling my leg? Either way, it felt as though he was

if you’re wondering why we suddenly decided to have a public relationship, then maybe it was because that whole terrible ordeal traumatized both of us so much that it actually brought us closer and made us realize our feelings for each other. And you can tell

or if that whole experience had been kept a secret, but either way, I didn’t care. At this point, I just wanted him out of my classroom; my lunch break was almost over and I would have a high school class coming in soon that I needed to prepare for. Therefore, when Ethan opened his mouth

trying to sound at least somewhat polite without giving the impression that I

slowly and, without a word, turned on his heel and walked out

ordeal was enough to exhaust me, and now that it was over I felt deflated. I placed my hand over my belly and rubbed it gently, soothing both myself and the

head back on my chair and staring up at the ceiling, “I know it’s hard, but I need you

not she would be able to heed my words was still up for debate; I