The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 434

When Theo turned around, Ellinor and her two buddies had already vanished from the hospital corridor. Was he hallucinating? He could have sworn he’d just heard Ellinor’s

voice

Patricia returned with the medicines, “Theo, I’ve got the baby’s medicines. We can head out now”

Theo gave a slight nod, carrying the little child who was already nodding off on his broad shoulder, and the three set off for the elevator

Basking in the envious stares from passersby, Patricia felt a surge of happiness and pride. She stole a glance at the handsome man by her side, cradling their child. Yes, this was her picture-perfect life. She, Theo, and their child living in bliss.

In the car

Ida was at the wheel, glancing at the rear-view mirror and she gingerly asked, “Ellinor, where to now?”

“Back to the Blanchet villa Ellinor replied evenly.

betrayed you. Why go

window, “We’re not off the clock yet. Theo and I had agreed on a three-month partnership from the start. Today is the last day of those three months. I need to stay in the Blanchet villa until midnight for our agreement

admired Ellinor’s meticulousness but also felt helpless, “Ellinor, are you

Theo. Especially her reaction when she found out she was pregnant, her eyes and brows softened with a feminine gentleness

small smile, replying lightly, “I’m fine. He’s just a man and nothing more than

about the baby

genes, and it’s free of charge. Might as well think of it as borrowing his seed; it

Ellinor closed her eyes, “Alright, I’ll get some sleep. Wake me when

and Chase shared a look, choosing not to say

back in her seat with her eyes closed, but sleep

been treated so delicately in her life, which led her to mistakenly believe that Theo was different from all the other men, someone she could lean on once in a while. So she let down her guard, letting him into her heart, and even seriously considered spending the rest of her life with him. Only to realize she was just head

were often easily swept up in the whirlwind of romance, played like a fiddle by

She was no exception.

it up as another life lesson