Semua Bab The Lies Behind Her Marriage: Bab 81 - Bab 90

Like Neal.“I’m just happy,” Nathaniel explained.When Alisa tilted her head in confusion, Nathaniel couldn’t help but smile.Alisa, his daughter, was such a beautiful little girl. He cupped her cheek, fought the urge to kiss it, and simply embraced her again.“Thank you, Ali, for hugging me,” he said, gulping down the last urge to cry.Alisa and Bastin were now three years old. Nathaniel had already missed so much of their early years, years that should have been joyful, but were gone and could never be reclaimed.Sadly, he could only blame himself.Just then, someone cleared her throat. Nathaniel looked up and was stunned to see an older version of Serena.His mouth hung open as he stood, his eyes fixed on the same woman.“This is my mom, Celine,” Serena introduced.Unlike Silas and Sterling Vander, Celine smiled at Nathaniel. She opened her mouth as if to say something, then closed it again. Her expression shifted into something more controlled.Nathaniel offered his hand and said,

Dino's Rules. Bianca: [Please take a picture of my grandson for me. Ask him about all his favorite things. I will go shopping tomorrow. Also ask about Ali.] Nathaniel: [You should have just come, Mother.] Bianca: [I am not yet ready to face Serena and her family. I feel ashamed. Tell her first. A

Something That Stays?“You told them it’s a surprise?” Silas asked, turning to Serena. Serena shrugged. She could tell her dear brother didn't like how it sounded positive. She answered, “I told them we were going to tell them something big.”“He better not screw this up,” Sterling muttered, groani

What Daddies Do.Serena covered her mouth, gasping at Alisa’s reaction. She had just called Nathaniel her… her daddy?A tear rolled down her cheek. It had been so hard to make Alisa speak. How had it become so natural for her to call Nathan her dad?Serena turned to Celine. Her mother was equally st

Silas let out a sigh. He and Sterling whispered to each other.“Fine,” Sterling said. “We’ll attend on the condition that there’s no media coverage. Don’t turn this into a promotional event.”“I never intended to,” Nathaniel said, a faint smile forming. “Thank you. I appreciate it.”He turned to the