“Max, don't tell me you're having fun. You can't have the heart to ignore me, can you?" the CEO asked with eyebrows raised to the highest. "Yes ..." his brother sighed, successfully inviting Julian's annoyance. "You guys are so outrageous! I'm talking about serious matters, but you guys are still playing," Julian protested, frowning. "Call us later," Max said in a shaky voice. A second later, the phone line was cut off. "Max? Gaby?" Julian called in disbelief. After realizing that his request had been ignored, the man suddenly slammed his head against the back of the seat. "How could they do this to me?" While tapping his fingers on the steering wheel, the man's brain was deep in thought. “How do I get Cayden? Should I kidnap him?” After a moment of contemplation, he exhaled fast. “I have to ask Mia for help on this one. Hopefully, she'll be willing to help." *** “Mia, have you thought about it?” Julian

Feeling uncomfortable being around Katniss alone, Julian finally walked to follow in his lover's footsteps. However, instead of being offended, the model stepped too, keeping up with the speed of the man who was quietly sighing. “I heard you're avoiding Mister Herbert. Is that true?" Katniss asked casually. Feeling interrogated, Julian glanced from under the furrow of his eyebrows. “Did my father give you order to ask?” "No. I'm just curious. If my presence is the cause, I want to apologize," the woman said while showing a sincere curve of her lips. Realizing that Katniss Johnson had known his objections, Julian stopped walking. With a narrowed gaze, he examined the honesty in the eyes in front of him. "Do you realize that I am forced to see you?" the man inquired with a tilted head. "Yes," the woman nodded, completely carefree. An incredulous sigh suddenly rose into the air. “If you already know that I disapprove of th

"By the way, where are you taking Cayden after this?" Julian asked, breaking the silence that gripped the secretary's heart. "I don't know," Mia said without looking back. She didn't want her lover to detect her messed up feelings. Instead of questioning the secretary's strange behavior, Julian pointed his finger in a certain direction. “There is a place to feed the animals. Little Prince would definitely be delighted. What do you think?" With just a glance, Mia checked what the CEO proposed. After seeing the cage containing the goats, the girl gave a slight nod. "Good idea," she said flatly, closing the bottle Cayden had handed her. "Are you excited again?" Julian inquired as he brought his face closer to the baby who was sitting on the secretary's lap. “Jajajaja ...” Cayden chirped as Mia wiped the sweat off her neck. With sparkling eyes, the little baby surveyed the surroundings. As soon as he saw the cage previously pointed

Gabriella furrowed her brows as she watched her son cry while stretching out his arms towards her. With pursed lips, the woman took the baby from the secretary's hand. “Don't cry, Cayden. Mom's here," Gabriella said as she rocked her son. However, three seconds passed, the baby was still in tears. While turning his gaze, he roared, “Da … da ….” Hearing his son's call, Max quickened his pace down the stairs. As soon as he arrived in front of Gabriella, he immediately carried his son. “Why are you crying, Little Prince? Weren't you excited this morning to go with Uncle and Auntie? You even waved cheerfully when the car took you away,” Max said in an adult tone when talking to a child. Slowly, Cayden's tears began to recede. After a while, all that was left were red eyes and pouting lips. Looking at Gabriella, the baby raised a hand, signaling the mother to come closer to him. "Do you miss us?" the woman asked before kissing the plump che

"Please don't be like that, Mom. If you are against our relationship, things will get more complicated and my mind becomes even more confused. You can't cancel the blessing that has been given to us," Mia protested with an indescribable expression. Sadness, worry, and tension had been mixed, giving a strange look to her eyes. “Then, you have to stop thinking the nonsense. Your suspicions and worries are not necessarily true, Mia. Right now, you might just be wasting your time and energy,” Minnie said while holding her daughter's arm. Not wanting the debate to get longer, the girl finally sighed and lowered her gaze. "Okay, I won't complain anymore. I'm sorry if I've made you anxious and dizzy with my strange behavior," Mia said before grabbing her bag and carrying it. A second later, she walked towards the door. Seeing her daughter was about to leave without saying goodbye, Minnie spontaneously sighed, "Are you mad at me?" With a straight face, Mia st