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Buying My Forever Wife novel Chapter 513

Ivy felt utterly torn.

Stella was crying in her arms, unable to bear parting with her.

Alaric was demanding she stay and keep the child company.

If she refused again, wouldn't she be completely heartless?

As Ivy wrestled with her dilemma, Alaric spoke up once more.

"You'll stay here and keep Stella company. I'll pay you fifty thousand a month. Haven't you always wanted a job with full benefits? I'll cover your insurance and sign The Professional Caregiver Agreement with you.

I guarantee that with your degree and skills, you won't find a job that pays this well anywhere else."

Ivy fell silent.

She wasn't compromising just because Alaric was offering her a massive salary.

It was because she suddenly remembered what her adoptive mother had told her.

She had mentioned that Ivy's biological family might be right here in Northport.

Her adoptive mother had taken her from a hospital right here in Northport.

If she ever wanted a shot at finding her real family, staying in Northport was her best bet.

As for her pregnancy...

If she was careful, she could probably keep it a secret, right?

Looking back up at Alaric, Ivy agreed.

"Alright, I'm willing to sign The Professional Caregiver Agreement."

Alaric let out a sigh of relief.

He figured letting this infuriating woman stay at Mason's place was vastly superior to letting her rot in her hometown.

That backward town didn't even have an airport. Driving to see her whenever he missed her was a nightmare.

And there wasn't even a direct bullet train.

But with her in Northport, he could fly over in his private jet at a moment's notice.

Besides, the Foster Group had major projects developing here, so his extended stays in the city would be perfectly justified.

Alaric looked over at Mason. "Have someone prepare a guest room for her."

Mason really didn't care for Ivy.

He felt she wasn't good enough for Alaric.

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