Filed To Story: Finding the Secret Daddy for My Baby Novel
Sophie was dejected by his answer. Even though he didn’t look arrogant or cold, he could tell from how he looked at her that he was reserved. He didn’t seem to mind chatting with her, but that was it. Ren had no intention of engaging in a deeper or more sincere conversation. It was accurate because it was so inscrutable that one would hesitate to investigate it further. However, that might have been what made it so attractive. He was a powerful man who cared about people. His charisma came from his leadership ability and his belief in standing up for what was inherently good. Unfortunately, his devotion to his political career was nowhere to be found in his quest for romance.
She clenched her fists. His uncle had given him this opportunity to climb the social ladder, and he would be doing him a disservice if he gave up because of Ren’s initial apathy. In addition, she had more chances than any other girl because Harold and Charlotte favored her.
Meanwhile, Ren went upstairs and noticed that his dad was watching TV. Harold enjoyed his solitude while watching programs of fragments of life.
“Hi, Dad,” Ren greeted him as he opened the door. He walked into the room and sat opposite him.
Harold looked at him expectantly and asked, “There you are, Ren. Do you know Miss Liamson?”
“Yes I have.”
What do you think?
“She’s an exceptional girl,” Ren replied flatly as he poured Harold a cup of tea.
“Ren, there’s a saying that one should honor one’s parents.” Harold continued, “Your mom and I aren’t getting any younger. We have nothing more to ask of you except to settle down and start a family.” These words had become boring after repeating them so many times, but he still sounded like himself saying them every time he saw Ken.
Ren nodded and replied, “Think about settling down.”
“Really?” Iarold’s eyes flashed.
“Yes. Ideally within a year,” Ren said fluently.
Harold breathed a sigh of relic. It seems that Charlotte chose the right girl this time! Ren has only seen Miss Liamson once and already plans to marry her. Now that he had received the desired answer, the old man was relaxed and changed the subject. “In that case, you should focus on the next election. You are highly regarded by the general public, so there is hope that you will be re-elected.”
He was thrilled that his son’s political career was taking off and he had reached heights he had not been able to reach during his prime. He could only hope that such glory would be passed down from generation to generation.
However, Ren frowned slightly and pointed out, “I’m going to go with the flow, Dad. To be honest, I’m not too worried about the election.”
“All you have to do is keep up the good work, and everything will work out for you,” Harold replied, and his ambition was evident in his eyes. “Your political achievements are more than enough to secure your re-election. You’re not cowering all of a sudden, are you?”
Ren’s brows furrowed as he replied softly, “No.”
“Good,” Harold declared. He proudly evaluated his son, adding, “Ren, I know I can always count on you. I am confident that you will win the next election.”
At 6:30 p.m. that night, Ruka and her parents arrived at the restaurant’s private dining room.
A middle-aged couple and a young man stood at the side of the table. Robert’s old friend, Atticus Kowalski, was also present and sat at the table with them.
Ruka assessed the situation in front of her and wondered if she had just entered a matchmaking session.
They were introduced after they took their excrement. Atticus wasted no time delving into the respective family backgrounds of the young man and Ruka. Then, he allowed the parents to discuss what a big party Ruka and this young man would be.
The young man in question called himself Levi Goldman. He was nearly six feet tall, well-dressed, and seemed to be a firm person. However, he hadn’t been able to take Ruka’s eyes away since he entered the room.
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Ren nodded and replied, “Think about settling down.”
“Really?” Iarold’s eyes flashed.
“Yes. Ideally within a year,” Ren said fluently.
Harold breathed a sigh of relic. It seems that Charlotte chose the right girl this time! Ren has only seen Miss Liamson once and already plans to marry her. Now that he had received the desired answer, the old man was relaxed and changed the subject. “In that case, you should focus on the next election. You are highly regarded by the general public, so there is hope that you will be re-elected.”
He was thrilled that his son’s political career was taking off and he had reached heights he had not been able to reach during his prime. He could only hope that such glory would be passed down from generation to generation.
However, Ren frowned slightly and pointed out, “I’m going to go with the flow, Dad. To be honest, I’m not too worried about the election.”
“All you have to do is keep up the good work, and everything will work out for you,” Harold replied, and his ambition was evident in his eyes. “Your political achievements are more than enough to secure your re-election. You’re not cowering all of a sudden, are you?”
Ren’s brows furrowed as he replied softly, “No.”
“Good,” Harold declared. He proudly evaluated his son, adding, “Ren, I know I can always count on you. I am confident that you will win the next election.”
At 6:30 p.m. that night, Ruka and her parents arrived at the restaurant’s private dining room.
A middle-aged couple and a young man stood at the side of the table. Robert’s old friend, Atticus Kowalski, was also present and sat at the table with them.
Ruka assessed the situation in front of her and wondered if she had just entered a matchmaking session.
They were introduced after they took their excrement. Atticus wasted no time delving into the respective family backgrounds of the young man and Ruka. Then, he allowed the parents to discuss what a big party Ruka and this young man would be.
The young man in question called himself Levi Goldman. He was nearly six feet tall, well-dressed, and seemed to be a firm person. However, he hadn’t been able to take Ruka’s eyes away since he entered the room.
Ruka looked like a princess straight out of a fairy tale, with her bright ebony hair and delicate features. Her ethereal beauty set her apart from all the other girls Levi had ever met. He exchanged a brief glance with his mother, indicating that the evening had gotten off to a good start. Then, they exchanged courtesies and made a little talk. Levi noticed the empty seat next to Ruka and occupied it while offering to pour her tea.
contrast, Ruka could tell how much Claire wanted her to get along with this man. He did his best to hide his exasperation. Dinner was prepared just as she had suspected. She wondered if her parents actually had so little faith in her ability to find a husband as they did to accept him. matchmaker in his own hands. Did you ever consider how uncomfortable this is for me?
When Levi’s parents asked Ruka what she did, Claire happily replied, “She works in the translation department.”
Ruka raised an amused eyebrow and corrected her: “Actually, Mom, I don’t work there anymore from today. I resign.”
Claire looked at her in disbelief. “What do you mean, you quit? Why?”
Ruka knew Levi’s parents loved her, but she didn’t need their approval. Therefore, he decided that there was no better time than now to dash his hopes. She shrugged indifferently and said slurring, “No reason. I guess I was tired of working.”
Claire was puzzled by her daughter’s apathy and demanded, “You can’t leave your job in the moment, Ruka! Besides, didn’t you just get the job? How can you get tired so quickly? You should At least talk to us before you quit!”
wicked glee struck Ruka when she saw how agitated her mother was. He argued petulantly: “I just got tired, okay? You know how much I enjoy lazing around at home. Do you think I’m cut out for the working world when I can’t even wash my own clothes and dishes? ” He added defiantly: “You and Dad spoiled me, remember?”
Claire thought she might faint on the spot. He couldn’t understand why Ruka was acting badly tonight when she would never have behaved that way. What will the guests think?
She believed Levi was a lovely young man and hoped that he and Ruka could become a couple. Levi couldn’t be a bad match for Ruka if an old family friend introduced him.
“Ruka!” Robert gave her a cold look. “What the **** are you saying?”
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