Everett paused for a moment, giving Alex a nod.
Catching on quickly, Alex nodded back, "Alright, Mr. Everett. I get it. If there's nothing else, I'll head back to the office."
Everett gave a slight nod.
With a smile, Alex waved goodbye to Haley, "Bye, Auntie has to go now."
Haley waved her chubby little hand, "Bye-bye, Auntie."
Her sweet, innocent voice could melt anyone's heart.
No wonder the big boss, the mighty CEO, was wrapped around her little finger.
Alex mused, even though she wasn't keen on marriage and preferred the single life, finding a guy with good genes to father a child, particularly a daughter, seemed like a pretty good plan.
It was about time she put this on her agenda. She needed to find the right guy for the job before she ended up being an older mom.
After Alex left, Everett looked at his daughter's messy ponytail and felt his competitive spirit kick in. He plopped back down on the carpet, determined to master the art of braiding hair.
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Once she was out of the detention center, Joy jetted off to Spain for a little R&R and a minor tweak to her looks.
She was all in on reinventing herself as a strong, independent woman, a modern-day heroine chasing true love. It was the perfect way to shake off the humiliation from that school reunion.
These days, if you nail the right persona, you can turn things around and even gain a loyal fanbase.
Plus, she'd heard Selena had lost it, battling severe depression—a thought that made Joy smile even in her dreams.
Later, her brother informed her that the hitman was dead, leaving her with no loose ends to worry about.
Joy had a blast for two weeks, until her plane touched down in Newport.
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