All Chapters of My Billionaire Boss Baby Daddy Doesn't Remember Me: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

JennaThe elevator ride down felt like it took forever, but the doors finally opened to the cool underground garage. I hurried to my car, climbed inside, and started the engine.I felt relief the moment I left the SalTech building behind and drove out. The building disappeared from my rearview mirror, and I finally let out the breath I'd been holding all day.The traffic wasn't too bad yet, so I made good time driving toward the valley. The farther away I got from the office, the easier it became to think clearly.I turned down the quiet street where the preschool was located and parked my car in the lot. The colorful playground outside was empty, meaning the kids were already packing up inside the building.I pushed open the heavy front doors of the school and walked down the brightly decorated hallway toward the toddler room. The walls were covered in finger paintings and colored paper cutouts that always made me feel a little happier."Hey, Jenna, you're a little early today," Miss

JennaI woke up early the next morning to the sound of raspy wheezing coming through the baby monitor. I threw my blankets off, ran across the hall, and found Marie coughing heavily and burning with a fever.Her little face was bright red, and when I pressed my hand against her forehead, her skin felt like a furnace. She was so hot. Panic filled me because not only did I have a major presentation with the SalTech executive board today, but there was also no one to look after my baby. It was the presentation Dante had ordered me to give to the Monroe family reps. I couldn't miss it if I wanted to keep my job."Mommy," Marie whimpered, her little voice sounding cracked and weak. "My tummy hurts too.""I know, baby," I said, my mind racing at a million miles an hour as I wiped a sweaty curl from her cheek. "Just stay right here for a second."I ran into the kitchen and dialed Chloe's number, praying she would answer despite the early hour. The line rang until it went straight to voicema

Jenna“Yes. That's technically what happens when you get married and have sex for three years. The woman becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child.” I replied hastily. “But you said you were single at the interview. I still have your response…” I cut him off before he could finish talking. “That's because my husband and I are no longer together. Now if you'll excuse me, I'd like to take my leave… Sir.”I didn't wait for his response before I walked out of the meeting room with my heart pounding against my ribs like a trapped bird. My hands were shaking so bad I could barely keep a grip on my laptop bag.I was really relieved that Dante had taken my side against Barbara in that meeting back there. He didn't let her bully me, and he didn't let her throw my hard work in the trash just to satisfy a petty grudge that I have no idea why she's holding.But that relief I was feeling was instantly swallowed up by the memory of the angry, vengeful look Barbara gave me before leaving the roo

Chapter 18JennaThe morning sun was way too bright for how miserable I felt. I stood by the front door, watching Chloe unpack her duffel bag on the couch."Are you sure you have everything handled?" I asked, checking my watch for the fifth time. "I can stay back a few minutes if you need to settle in.""Jenna, relax," Chloe said, waving her hand at me. "I just got back from my trip, and I'm ready for auntie duty.""Marie still feels a little warm," I warned her. "The medicine is on the counter, and she needs it at noon.""I know, I know. You've said this like a hundred times already,," Chloe laughed, walking over to give me a quick hug. "Go to work and make that money.""Call me if anything changes," I said. "Even if she just sneezes weird, you call me immediately.""I will," Chloe promised, pushing me gently toward the door. "Now leave before you're late."I took a deep breath and stepped out into the hallway. Knowing Chloe was back made my chest feel a little lighter.Marie was saf

JennaThe email notification popped up in the bottom corner of my computer screen with a loud chime, snapping my focus. I clicked it open, expecting another boring update about database security protocols.Instead, the subject line made my stomach do a flip. I just couldn't decide if I was excited or scared."Mandatory Team-Building Weekend" was written in plain black letters.I scrolled through the message quickly, my eyes darting across the short paragraphs. The whole team was heading to a mountain resort next week for three whole days."Attendance is strictly required for all external risk contractors," the email stated. "Failure to attend will result in the immediate termination of active accounts."I stared at the screen, completely frozen in my chair. This couldn't be happening right now. Who forces people to go on vacation? If this could even be considered that. I was unfortunately part of the team, which meant I had absolutely zero leverage to negotiate. If I didn't go, I wou