My Baby’s Daddy novel (Anastasia) novel Chapter 1004

After she took merely two steps forward, the man held her hand at which she attempted to shake him off. However, it was a futile endeavor due to his strength, so she just let him be in the end. Whenever there were crowds, he even wrapped his arm around her shoulders like couples did.

“Wanna drink something?” he asked.

She happened to see a coffee shop. “I want some brewed coffee. Let’s have one as we walk.”

“I’ll get it for you.” He then released her.

Her lips pursed into a thin line as she tried to smother a smile while nodding. She watched his upright figure striding toward the coffee shop; the tight knitwear and black pants displayed the alluring yet sturdy outline of his broad shoulders and slim waist under the streetlights in the park.

Her heart palpitated at such a pleasing sight as if she had returned to the moment when she first fell for him in the base.

Soon, Richard approached her with two cups of coffee in his hands and she took one of them. To have a stroll in a park with a warm and tantalizing coffee in the onset of winter was a delight to relish in.

The both of them kept quiet while rounding the park; the ambiguous atmosphere lingering around them felt better than ever.

After a while, Richard piped up, “My grandfather wishes to see you.”

Angela looked at him in shock. “Did your tell him about us?”

“I didn’t tell him that it’s you. I just told him that I have someone I like and he wants me to bring her to him as soon as possible. He gazed at her with comforting eyes.

‘B-But I haven’t sorted out my thoughts yet. Let’s talk about it later. She recalled. the dinner she had tonight and the discussion shared between Jennifer and Daphne. It was evident that Jennifer was irritated by the marriage cancellation.

Furthermore, her mother’s words. indicated that it would be better for her to stay away from this man for now. Otherwise, Daphne would be a joke to others.

He started the car and drove toward Angela’s place. She kept glancing at him along the way back home. She realized that she was not the only one plagued by colossal thoughts in her mind; even his eyes were giving his deep rumination away.

Did something happen?

“Has something happened to you lately?” she inquired out of concern.

“No.” He shook his head.

The sudden sense of helplessness washed over her, for he would probably still keep it to himself even if there was a problem: not to mention she was keeping her distance with him now. It was normal for him to do so.

Once they arrived outside her house, she remained seated in the car as she suddenly felt like accompanying him longer.