Chapter 10

Emily headed downstairs. To her relief Rex hadn't gone into his room yet.

He was in his home office, concentrating on his computer—with the door slightly open.

Most men with high positions in major corporations had home offices—to continue working once they returned home.

As for Rex, it was because he was trying to balance work and parenting. He needed to keep an eye on things, stay close to Drew and still run his empire.

Not wanting to disturb him, Emily was about to turn back when Rex looked up and spotted her through the gap.

“Emily,” he called out. “What is it?”

Emily wavered for a second, then entered the office.

Rex probably thought she came to apologize—maybe even take the card back, now that she'd realized she was wrong for rejecting it, and for walking out on him too.

Clearing her throat, Emily stated, “I came to talk about Drew.”

Rex leaned back slightly in his chair. “What about him?”

“I thought it'd be nice to take him to the park, however, I wanted to confirm if it's fin