pte

he news. I couldn't comprehend what to do anymo

ears. I walked slowly into my apartment and

ast and my entire body felt as if I was on fir

faced the kind of problem I was facing then. I knew the c

nds and neighbours would like to know who the father of the child was if I give birt

I won't have allowed him go down with me. He was just a sick-headed man who couldn't control

e whether I get fired or not; I had my own fate to bear. I held a pil

hink of doing in that kind of situation. But it was a kind o

too distressed to stand up. Th

i saw something

man who put her in this kind of situation was at a conference where a old CEO

ment in favour of my son, Wi

art of my worries vanished on knowing the man's name. To fix it all,

..

the new chief executive officer of this company. From today onward, I vow to work h

us, and also appl

.

e informations. I should be thanking

ust as expected, it was one of the largest companies in the

ted to let him accept the pregnancy and take full responsibil

nt to the company. It was indeed marve

at the top,' I mumbled. T

d, "Good morning. Do you have

man, Blakes, heading towards the exit of the

soulmate. I smiled at him, but he looked at me as if

ck. I said, smiling, "Long time n

you?" He inter

eak. On regaining my senses, I was dazzled by how he

bodyguards tried to touch

. "What's your deal? You must be one of those

was completel

we have never met before! Th

God won't make me that kind of a fool; not even when I had found

em away. Back in the days, I went to a judo class too.

n't care. If this was how I should do it for Blakes

arms tightly and began to

n't you say tha

ha

Mr. Will

hook h

His stare was the coldest thing I had ever seen in my lif

that you love me, and I bel

ho

going to

mured again, taki