Todos los capítulos de Mr. CEO I can't Be Hidden Anymore : Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

(Joseph's POV) I grabbed the steering wheel as I drove to the estate where my family lived. It was far from where I resided, as my place was busy, while the estate where my father's mansion was, is calm. As I arrived at the gate, the security men opened the huge black gate and allowed me to park. I got out and saw the sun was still high, though it seemed like it would rain heavily at dawn. I arrived at the front door and rang the bell. A maid opened the door, and I entered the living room. "Good evening, Mom," I greeted my mother, seeing her seated on the couch with Aaron. "Welcome, Joseph. What is happening? What did you do to Nina, and who is the new lady with a child for you?" My mother bombarded me as soon as I walked in. "Mom, I don't have any child with any woman. I told the lady to take care of it before, and I'm certain she did, as we lost communication until now," I said. My mother wore a blue dress, and Aaron rose to go upstairs. "Joseph, Nina complained to her moth

(Amaka's POV) I couldn't believe that I had just spoken with Joseph. Earlier, I awoke and recapped that it was my son's birthday. I hadn't even made a lot of preparations for him. Jason was four years old today, and many things came to my mind with the fact that I had been through a lot to have him. When I awoke on the bed, Jason was sleeping, so I picked up my phone and checked the time. I saw it was after 4 p.m., and I was famished. Also, I knew that if Jason awoke, he would be famished too. As today was his birthday, I was supposed to make a birthday shoot for him, but because of my new work, coupled with the fact that I had signed an agreement to take my work seriously, I ended up not preparing anything for him. So I got off the bed and went to the kitchen to prepare my son's birthday cake and to also prepare our dinner. I thought about giving Simon a call since I got pretty close to him. Due to the agreement that I had signed with J.E Group, I couldn't just quit my job, ex

(Amaka's POV) My phone rang, and I wondered who was calling me again. Seeing the unknown number, I pondered if it was Joseph or my family. So, I hesitated to pick up. "Come, Jason. Let's go to our room and sleep. It's getting late," I told my son, moving to the couch to join him just after rejecting the call. "Why, Mom?" Jason frowned. His handsome, fair face contorted into a deep scowl; he loved cartoons. He was perfectly perched on the living room's black couch and didn't want to get down. Jason simply had no plans of going to bed early tonight. "Do you want to stay here in the living room alone? I'm tired and need to rest. Also, you have to go to school tomorrow, at least before we take a break and make preparations for Maureen's wedding," I told my son as I approached him on the couch and sat beside him. "Come now, let's go and sleep," I stood up, wanting to take the television remote from his grasp, but Jason refused. "Mom..." His fair face turned red, like he was about to

(Nina's POV) The cab arrived at Joseph's house, and I carefully alighted, paid for my ride, and made my way to Joseph's gate. It was a peaceful estate. I looked at my golden wristwatch and saw that it was almost 8 a.m. I assumed Joseph had gone to his office, so I marched over to his gate and knocked. A security man unlocked the gate and came out of the house to meet me. "Good morning, Madam. Who are you looking for?" he asked, and I met his gaze. "Musa, did you suddenly forget who I am? Open the gate now. Has Joseph left the house?" "Oh, Madam. I'm sorry, I didn't recognize you. Come in," Musa said, and he unlocked the gate for me to enter. As I entered Joseph's residence, my eyes traveled to the driveway, where my car and about three of his cars were parked. I assumed Joseph was still inside, and Musa confirmed that he hadn't left yet. "Boss is inside," he told me with a smile. I smiled and replied, "Alright. I'll be leaving soon; I came to pick up my car." "I hope there's

(Amaka's POV) I arrived at my son's school and took him to his class. As we entered the school building, the headmistress, a middle-aged woman, greeted me with a warm smile. "Welcome, Ma'am. You came today with your boy instead of his grandmother?" she asked. "Yes. I'm not going to work today, so I brought Jason myself. Please, Ma'am, I don't want anyone to come here and take my son away. That's why I came myself. No one except me or his grandmother should pick him up." The headmistress looked at me in surprise. She wore a black suit and shoes. "You have nothing to worry about, Ma'am. Your child is in safe hands," she assured me and gestured for Jason to go to the assembly. "I have to go now, goodbye Jason," I waved at my son, and he smiled and waved back. I saw some teachers looking at us with a smile. Taking a quick glance at them, I didn't see Joseph's sister among them, so I was a little relieved, even though I knew that she had guessed right that my son resembled her brother.