Jason "Richard," I heard Laura whispering in astonishment, she definitely didn't expect the guy to appear out of nowhere at her house and find me there. "Daddy Ricky!" She shouted, and Annie ran to Richard, hugging him happily and innocently. "Good to see you, Daddy!" "I'm glad to see you too, g
Laura As expected, my daughter and I flew to Chicago on one of Jason's private jets, which made the trip much smoother. Although Annie was nervous and nauseous because it was her first time flying, I put her on my lap and caressed her to make her understand that she was safe. "It won't be long, i
LauraI thought about his words while looking at him, somehow that statement was making me emotional. Rosanne held my daughter's little hand and led her inside while the two chatted happily. Jason and I were following them. "This place is still the same as it always was," I commented as I took a lo
Laura "Are you in Chicago?" Ava asked on the other end of the line, amazed at what I had just told her. "My God, Laura. How did this happen?" I sighed, running my hand through my hair. I was avoiding telling Ava about it because I was afraid of her judgment. Furthermore, it was clear as water that
The issue seemed serious; thankfully, Jason didn't live in Chicago, and his father and his friends seemed much more problematic than him. I couldn't explain why it seemed so difficult for men to stay faithful to their wives. "It seems like we're just going to sum up our lives with our unfaithful h
Jason We were all gathered at the dinner table while we talked and shared the Christmas tree. I liked that Laura was always by my side, still a little shy about joining the family again and talking openly. I liked having her close to me because I felt more in control and more stable. Furthermore, I
Jason I was standing on the balcony of the mansion next to the garden while smoking a cigarette to try and clear my mind, I wasn't much of a smoker, but I was so upset that this was the best option I had right now. Having met my father in such a spontaneous way affected me in a way I didn't expect.
Laura Jason was right when he said that there would be nothing interesting in New York for me and my daughter on New Year's Eve. I mean, I didn't want to spend another New Year's Eve alone watching fireworks and hustle and bustle everywhere while I was at the window of my house with my daughter in