“I met his mother earlier. She doesn’t like me. She wants me to stay away from her son. Typical.” Nia grabbed the glass of chocolate and took a sip.
“I see. What do you plan to do, then?”
“Technically, he’s my employer. We have a contract. I’ll have to wait and see what he thinks and then act from there.”
“Do you think he’ll discard you, then?” Troy asked with concern as a waitress served him coffee and bread.
She shook her head with a smile. From the short amount of time she’d known Luke and given the current circumstances, it’s highly unlikely that he would tell her to go. He was adamant at owning the children. That thought made her remember that the other kid in her stomach is Troy’s. She promised Luke, though. She won’t tell.
“Actually, he’s my boyfriend now. He confessed not
