Celina's POV I am very happy after finding out about my parents. I know that the hospital needs to be discrete about the donors' identity, but thankfully, Daddy John's friend helped. After hearing what he said, I decided to do the same and enlist myself as an organ donor. I wanted to do something to others that might change their lives just like my own father did to mine. Yes, I am not sure that whoever will have any of my organs will do the same as what Daddy John had done, but the fact that I somehow helped the recipient to extend his or her life was already something. I just hope that Jefferson will support me on this and will not argue about it either. He was very protective of me, especially when I got pregnant, and loved him even more. Speaking of being pregnant, my doctor told me that I can attend meetings and get back to work as long as I don't have to travel long. I will only be sitting at work and even during meetings, so I guess it would be fine if I agreed to meet one o

Jefferson's POV Celina is really persistent. I didn't want her to go but I was sure that she'd insist, so I had to agree with her so she wouldn't get mad at me. I contacted Noli and asked for help and referred to me a good bodyguard that could look after her when she leaves. Although I asked him not to show up in front of her because she would only get mad and would only think that it was only a waste of money. I am going to be very busy in the company because I am having a hard time trusting people again, after Noris and a few board members did that to the company. Having someone to look after Celina wherever she goes will put me at ease, so I'd rather spend it even if it was so much so that I could work properly. "Sir, Ma'am Celina is in the company now," Lester, the bodyguard, reported. "Thank you, just be careful not to show yourself and let her know that you are watching over her. I didn't want her to get mad at me, OK?" "Copy that Sir," he replied, and we ended the call an

Celina's POV Jefferson was at my side all the time I felt down. Our daughter remained healthy after what I went through and I thank God for that. I felt humiliated and violated. However, being able to be with my husband and our baby helped me recover more quickly than my psychologist thought. My doctor was very supportive and careful every time she tried to make me say something about that incident. She said that in time, I will be able to smile and laugh wholeheartedly, especially now that the culprit is in jail paying for his crime. Afterward, my husband explained what had happened, and I was thankful that he cared so much about me. I thanked him for having someone to look after me when he was not around. I know it was because he is wealthy that he could do such a thing and I feel lucky about that. I guess having money is not that terrible after all. I used to think having too much was an exaggeration of the way we live. For me, it was enough that there was food on my table and a r