The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Isaac was worried sick about Brittany.

After all, carrying a child was no walk in the park.

"It's okay."

Lately, Brittany's morning sickness had eased up a bit. Though still uncomfortable, it was a marked improvement from the beginning.

Isaac scooped her up and held her close. "I'm sorry."

It was his carelessness that had put her through this ordeal.

Brittany immediately covered his mouth. "Don't say that. I'm thrilled about the baby."

She paused. "I've forgotten a lot about the past. I don't remember how I felt when I was pregnant with Daniel, but I can imagine... I must have been so excited for her arrival." Having grown up without a family, her ultimate dream had always been to have a complete one.

is tough, and I

see it that way. "It's hard, true, but I'm

our child's birth, no matter if it's a boy or girl. I'll give them all the

"But, Dad-"

so much these past few days. I worked overtime just to make it to this dinner.

expression, Brittany relented.

Jarvis. Moments later, Nathan got

off toward the villa Isaac had bought,

a stroll, recognized the car and

doing here? And who was in that car

villa's interior, cool and aloof, mirrored Isaac's own personality. It was Brittany's first visit, and she was full of curiosity. "Zak, let me down.

her straight to bed. But her mention of "our home" made him relent, and he set her down. "I'll take a shower.

kitchen boasting fresh fruits and vegetables in the

decided to head upstairs, concerned