Din lightly tapped on his table as he worried about Jessie's wellbeing. She will be alright. He is confident she will. When the door was opened, Khalid entered. He bowed his head, and Din knocked on the table again. Khalid looked up at him. "Sir, I apologize for the delay.""I assigned you this task more than a month ago. What happened? Was getting information really that difficult?" "Sir, I apologize. Mrs. Cooper is very secretive. Finding out facts about her was challenging." "Then tell me. What did you discover?" "Mrs. Cooper lives in a small town here in Los Angeles. She lived in a different city with her parents and sister before coming here years ago." Din was interested. He was curious to learn more. "What about her parents? Have you learned anything about them?" "Mrs. Cooper's mom is a nurse. She is employed by a nearby medical facility in Los Angeles. For many years, her father has not been seen. When Bev was still a young child, he abandoned them. He beats his wife and

By 11 a.m., Jessie got ready just as Din had asked. She wondered where he was going to take her. Din didn't say much. He simply informed her that it would be a surprise. She didn't enjoy surprises; that wasn't her style. She occasionally always gets scared by it and occasionally always gets happy by it. It varies. Jessie chose a long yellow free gown to wear following her bath. Din had already gotten ready and was waiting for her in the living room. After feeding Jessie in bed, he had breakfast. She took her time with her hair. She tied her long hair up in a ponytail and decided on a side bang. She picked out yellow slippers and a bag. After entering the living room, Jessie discovered Din waiting. Shawn was playing around him, and he was just a few feet from the door. "You should have sat down. You know how long it takes for me to dress up my hair." Despite not wearing makeup, she looked stunning in her yellow dress. Her beauty left Din speechless. Every morning and every day he ha

"Jessica?" Mrs. Walker was startled to see Jessie standing in front of her door when the door opened. She had no idea that her daughter would return home so quickly. "Wait a minute, what are you doing here? It's very early. It's 7 in the morning." Being in the same room as Din was becoming intolerable to Jessie. She was furious about everything, but she refrained from yelling at him for ruining her life. "Good morning, mom." Jessie approached for a hug. She held her mother for a prolonged period of time while she resisted crying. As she slowly let go of her mother, she took a deep breath. "I have missed you." Jessie held her hands."Come inside. It is cold out there." Jessie approached the couch and sat down as Mrs. Walker shut the door behind her. She took another deep breath and looked around the house. She hasn't been home for several months. "Would you like me to make you some tea?" "No, mom." Jessie gave a headshake. She hasn't felt at ease with Din's silence for the past few

Jessie nodded and flashed a quick grin. "I also don't want to do this, but I think it's best if we follow through on our commitments. I think it's best if we go our separate ways as planned. We're getting divorced in a week, so please let's keep things simple for both of us." He did nothing to halt her as she headed for her room. She didn't seem irate about the envelope at all. Her reaction wasn't going in that direction. If only she had spoken to him, he would have understood what he had done wrong to arouse her ire in this way.He heard the loud bang on Jessie's door and found his way to his room. Jessie sat down on the ground and sobbed, covering her mouth to prevent herself from crying out loud. She was leaning her back against the door. She continued to cry. Din Cooper is the man she loves, but she is unable to tell him. Her mother was wrong. She would be unable to resolve this issue in any way. She would not be able to obtain Din Cooper in any way. He was never truly hers. Ev

"So, Miss Walker, who is the lucky man?" Marco smirked. With her arms crossed, Jessie grinned. He shouldn't be asking about her personal affairs. He has no right to know her condition or the identity of the person who impregnated her. "Seriously?" She gave him a look. "Look, Marco. Although I am grateful that you saved me, don't you feel as though you are meddling in too much of my personal affairs?" "I am just trying to…" Jessie interrupted and shook her head. "No. Marco, you shouldn't do this. The moment you left me at the restaurant without turning around, our story came to an end." She was furious. Really enraged, but has their tale really come to an end? There was a spark Jessie felt the minute she saw Marco when he saved her. It was the feeling she had when they were still together. "You made it happen, Jessie. If you had listened to me, I…" "No. Stop." Once more, she cut him off and laughed. "Can we not get into this, Marco? Marco, I'm content with my new life. I am a marr