Carrying the Billionaire's Baby

er to the door. Maybe I could leave without him trying to chase

ting an event like this, so I wouldn’t even have the courage to tell anyone ab

o fast, and my palms

leave and spoke up. “Wait. It’s not

ng as discreetly as

should’ve tried to render him unconscious ins

n?” I coldly asked after sec

s envisioning. I almost felt bad at seeing his expre

uldn’t take any chances being alone with Dax much longer. All I had w

classes. It was dumb of me not to have gone with her whe

, “Please let me explain. I’m really not th

st give him a chance to explain himself. Maybe he should’ve been more careful a

for a few seconds, as if he

until he looked rea

ed. I remember there were many wealthy customers who were so rude towa

ked at for a few years because it was a semi decent pay. The only iss

d. I didn’t like people being jerks to me for no reason. They had no idea w

ion t

even there. I can’t believe you noticed someone like me of

nt side of him came out. He did have emotion after a

wasn’t your fault that those people were real

come out. I hadn’t heard many people be so kind to me b

and said, “Thank you for sayi

mething that really made me notice you. I saw you give all your tips to a homeless man, even though

l those years? I hadn’t recognized him, since he had b

efore I asked Da

r kindness touched

. No one had ever been affected by something that I had done or

cause I wasn’t sure if anyone wo

cause I wanted to help that man out. He lo

admiration. My heart bega

mething I hadn’t thought of for a long time. Now I knew why he had wanted me for the p

aid, “Do you want to know the tru

for a while. But you always got

e. Dax became very quiet and had a faraway look. His ha

of my company if I don’t have one by a certain time. I’d rather that n

n do you need

. He was finally answering questions that I wanted to know. I

my thirtieth birthday. I never thought a

ing too long was a risk to him. He needed someone fast. I kne

I’m sorry that your position is in danger. That

and said, “I appreciat

arming. I hoped I’d be able to see it again. It made

b. This changed how I thought of him. I guess no one

te and help him save his job. I wasn’t sure why but I felt