Todos os capítulos de The Alpha's Babysitter: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

The sun streamed through the living room window, painting golden stripes across the plush rug where Mama Hazel sat cross-legged, a mountain of stuffed animals surrounding her. Theo, a whirlwind of energy and giggles, bounced around her, a bright red plastic teacup clutched in his small hand. “Mama Hazel, it’s teatime!” he declared, his voice a high-pitched trill. “Teddy needs tea, and so does Bunny!” Mama Hazel, her face alight with a smile that could melt glaciers, chuckled. “Of course, Theo. Let’s get Teddy and Bunny their tea.” She carefully poured imaginary tea from a mismatched set of porcelain teacups, the kind her grandmother had used for elegant afternoon gatherings. Theo, mimicking her movements with his plastic cup, giggled as he poured “tea” onto the rug, creating a miniature puddle of pretend refreshment. “Bunny wants sugar,” Theo announced, his brow furrowed in concentration. “Lots of sugar!” Mama Hazel, with a twinkle in her eye, produced a small sugar bowl f

The afternoon sun, a lazy giant, dipped behind the old oak tree in the backyard, casting long shadows across the grass. Theo, his chubby legs dangling from the porch swing, sat with his chin resting on his hand, eyes fixed on Nanny Mama Hazel. Her weathered hands, like the bark of the oak itself, moved rhythmically as she spoke, weaving a story from the air. "Once upon a time," she began, her voice a warm lullaby, "in a meadow filled with fireflies, lived a tiny little firefly named Flicker." Theo's eyes widened, his tiny fingers gripping the swing chains. He loved fireflies, the tiny lights that danced in the twilight like magic. "Flicker was different from the other fireflies," Nanny Mama Hazel continued, her voice low and captivating. "He was afraid of the dark. He couldn't bear to be alone in the night, his little light trembling with fear." Theo, usually a fearless explorer of the world, felt a pang of sympathy for Flicker. He knew what it felt like to be afraid of the da

Hazel hummed along to the radio, her fingers nimble as she braided Theo's blonde curls. He sat on the floor, enthralled by a toy truck, his chubby cheeks flushed with the exertion of pushing it around. The afternoon sun streamed through the large windows of Axel's penthouse, casting warm squares of light on the plush carpet. It was a world away from the cramped apartment she shared with her sister, a world she'd never imagined she'd be a part of. Three years ago, she'd been a struggling student, juggling two part-time jobs to make ends meet. Then, a chance encounter with a friend led her to this job. A nanny for Axel, a man whose name was synonymous with power and success, a man who was also a single father to a charming three-year-old. Axel had been initially hesitant, his gruff demeanor masking a vulnerability she'd quickly recognized. He was a man who wore his emotions like a heavy coat, rarely showing the world the warmth that flickered in his eyes when he looked at Theo. Sh

As the sun rose over the bustling city, 22-year-old Hazel's alarm clock blared, signaling the start of a new day. Groaning, she reached over to silence the annoying sound and rubbed her eyes sleepily. Today was the beginning of another busy week as a second-year college student at the University of the Philippines. Hazel dragged herself out of bed and shuffled over to her closet, trying to decide what to wear. She settled on a comfortable pair of jeans and a cozy sweater, knowing that the air-conditioned classrooms could get chilly. After a quick shower and a simple breakfast of toast and coffee, she gathered her books and laptop and headed out the door. The commute to school was always an adventure in itself. Manila's traffic was notoriously bad, but Hazel had learned to navigate the chaos. She hopped on a crowded jeepney, squeezing in between other commuters, and tried to focus on reviewing her notes for the upcoming lectures. Arriving on campus, Hazel made her way to her firs

Hazel had always been a vibrant and energetic 22-year-old. She loved her job as Theo's nanny and took pride in caring for the lively 3-year-old boy. But one fateful morning, everything changed. It started with a slight cough, nothing too concerning at first. Hazel brushed it off as just a seasonal cold and continued with her daily routine of looking after Theo. However, as the day progressed, Hazel began to feel increasingly unwell. Her head throbbed, her body ached, and a feeling of fatigue washed over her. Despite her best efforts to push through, Hazel's condition deteriorated rapidly. By the evening, she was running a high fever and could barely stand on her own two feet. Concerned for her well-being, she called Theo's parents to inform them of her worsening health. Theo's parents rushed home, alarmed by Hazel's sudden illness. They immediately took her to the nearest hospital for medical attention. The doctors ran a series of tests and examinations to determine the cause of