CHAPTER THIRTY -THREE

*SIENNA*

I glanced at him.

I couldn’t believe he was still thinking about that.

“Yes, I made a bet about you,” I said curtly. “So sue me.”

I looked away from him.

Then I saw a bank card suddenly placed on my desk.

“I’m not here to argue with you,” he said. “There’s enough money on this card to cover your living expenses and your family’s. Take it.

His words grated on my nerves.

I stood and faced him. ‘I don’t need your money.’

‘The contract states that I’ll take care of the child’s needs.

"I turned and faced the window and took a deep calming breath.

'The child doesn’t need any cash right now, so I don’t need your card.

You're stubborn . He picked the card. "If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to ask me. With that, he walked away.

I held back my tears. I wouldn’t let myself seem vulnerable.

I had to bottle up all these feelings.

I wouldn’t let myself shed a single tear because of him.

Even though the contract clearly states that he will provide for both me and the baby, I will