Billionaire's Gift

Morry had tried to ignore Colin, but during the past few days, Colin seemed to have learned to become proactive. The once cold man finally took the initiative to talk to her.

Was that a good sign? Morry was ecstatic, but she was terrified of disappointment, so she decided she would not tell others about it just yet.

After all, she could not understand what Colin was thinking. If she thought too much, it would prove to be embarrassing. She thought that she must wait for Colin to come to her voluntarily. She had confessed her feelings to him many times before, but this time, she had to hold back no matter what happened. If Colin did not speak to her about his feelings, she would not bring up the subject again.

Although Colin always annoyed Morry, she was fond of his daughter, Lisa. After school, Lisa would come to her office, sit there quietly, and entertain herself. She would wait for Morry to take her home after w

g? Didn't you have fun today?"

Lisa shook her head again. This time, she raised her head and answered, "School has been really interesting lately. I just miss my mother. I haven't seen her for a long time."

Morry hesitated for a moment and said, "Why do you miss your mother all of a sudden?"

Lisa stared at Morry with big, misty eyes. She answered, "Our teacher taught us a children's song about daddies and mommies in class today. It reminded me of her."

Morry smiled, reached out her hand, and gently stroked Lisa's silky hair. "Do you miss your father as well? You haven't seen him for a long time, too."