"What?" Tammy asked, but she didn't raise her voice to show she was surprised this time. But, judging from how white her face looked after hearing Jessica's words, it was clear that she was more than just shocked. “How can you be so sure that Tyler is the father of your child when you've had it with two men in the last month, sis? Did your child tell you who their father is?” Tammy's brain was still ridiculous even in this situation, and it could only produce ridiculous questions as well. Jessica didn't even want to explain when the situation was like this. However, she had spilled her tea, and the remaining tea in her cup only gave her a burden if she didn't spill it completely. Therefore, she decided to reveal it all, “Noah was infertile.” “…” Tammy gasped this time, and even her eyeballs looked like they were going to pop out of their sockets. For a moment, Tammy looked like a fish. She opened and closed her mouth several times, but what came out of her mouth were probably ju

Jessica had read on the internet about how most mothers were instinctive philosophers, but she just rolled her eyes at the time, thinking that saying was an exaggeration. She thought the sentence was absurd, but last week she had to silently admit defeat to her mother's instincts. Even if she deliberately tried to hide the truth from her mother, her mother still had suspicions about her pregnancy, and she needed to lie again by saying that the doctor didn't say anything about pregnancy. ["Are you sure about that?" Once again, her mother questioned her even after she denied her suspicions. “I'm sure about that, Mom!” Jessica once again tried to convince her mother, but then her eyes suddenly caught sight of a figure who might be able to support her lie. Pointing at the figure, she said, “If you don't believe my words, you can ask Tammy! You believe her more than me, right? After all, the doctor talked to her while I was still unconscious, so she should be able to tell you what the d

“Uh, I think I should find another table,” Tammy was the one who broke the silence because neither Jessica nor Tyler had said anything since Tyler arrived at their table. Tyler just stood there looking at the blonde woman, but his lips remained in a thin line instead of opening and saying anything to her. Awkward was the only word that could be used to describe the atmosphere, and Tammy probably couldn't take it anymore. "No," Jessica answered firmly without looking at her. Her blue eyes were fixed on the man as she continued, “Just keep sitting there and don't move anywhere, Tam. Mr. Edwards arrived later than you, so he should be the one looking for another table because there are no empty seats at our table.” Jessica intended to choose a table consisting of two chairs in the corner of the outdoor area. She didn't want anyone to disturb her, and she could probably only tolerate her assistant at the moment. That was why she only invited her assistant t

Following Karl's orders, everyone gathered in a circle in front of the stage in the outdoor area of the rooftop bar. There were around thirty people there, and although they were actually from different backgrounds, they blended as they formed a circle in front of the stage. Jessica was one of the people gathered there. Standing to her left was Tammy, while to her right was Matt. She didn't even know why she ended up standing side by side with the superstar, but she assumed it was better than Tyler standing next to her. Yes, she managed to avoid Tyler this time, and her blue eyes could see how the raven-haired man was standing across from her in the circle, and she could also see how he was watching her the whole time. She could only turn away from that man in the end. "Everyone has gathered here, right?” Karl finally spoke again. He was also standing in a circle, and he was actually standing not far from Jessica—only four people separated them, includi

Jessica cursed her luck tonight. She half-heartedly followed the crazy game initiated by her boss, and she didn't expect to be played by her boss like this. In the first round of the game, she could breathe a sigh of relief because the ugly, bloody head did not suddenly pop out of the ball when the ball was in her hands. Instead, the bloody head only appeared when the ball was in Lisa's hands. She looked calm even though her other colleagues felt sorry for the curly-haired girl, but now she was the one who felt pity from her colleagues after hearing how Karl casually asked her to make a choice. The pink ball was still in her hand, and Jessica silently cursed at it before she took a deep breath and raised her gaze so that she was looking at Karl. “Can you skip me, Karl? You still remember how I fainted a week ago, right? I'm still sick right now, and I might pass out again if you keep forcing me to do something I don't want to,” she tried to trick her boss in orde