His Precious Love

Rayna was so happy to hear that that she rubbed his short hair hard. “You’re so adorable!”

The two of them headed to the shopping mall.

Rayna had met Jasmine a couple of times before, so she roughly knew what outfits the latter wore.

Armed with that knowledge, she brought Carl to a suitable clothing store.

After they browsed through the items in the shop for a while, he laid his eyes on a pair of branded,

leather high-heels of classic design.

Upon noticing the new merchandise in the shop, Rayna couldn’t help but buy a few clothes and two pairs

of shoes for herself. Three hours flew by without them noticing.

After she brought Carl out of the shop, she asked, “Do you want to go back now or do you want me to

take you to dinner?”

“No, thank you. I appreciate your offer, but I want to have dinner with Mommy and give her this present.”

Rayna smiled. “Your mommy will undoubtedly like it.”

Just as they were still joking around when they stepped out of the mall, a group of people charged

toward them and surrounded them. The microphones in those people’s hands were so close to Rayna

that they were about to touch her face.

“I heard you married young and already have a child, Ms. Garland. Is that true?”

“Is that your son?”

“Did you have a shopping date with someone? Who’s your partner, Ms. Garland?”

The reporters bombarded Rayna with question after question, making her dumbfounded. I don’t think I’m

a star. I don’t even have fans! Why am I getting targeted by reporters?

The moment she saw someone trying to yank Carl’s hat and mask away, she immediately pulled him into

her arms and wrapped him under her coat. She roared, “That’s enough! Don’t any of you dare go

overboard! Even if I’m married and have children, that’s my private matter! None of you have any right to

question me about it or interfere with my life! If you continue to surround me, I’m going to sue you all for

violating my personal rights!”

The reporters thought the rumors were true when they saw how anxious she was.

There were scandals about this woman and Mr. Faymon of Faymon Group in the past. Not only that, but

she also has ties with Mr. Xavier! Most importantly, if the vice CEO of Hatchair Group really is married

and has children, then this is going to be an explosive piece of news!

The reporters got even more excited and began asking more questions.

The reporters here are all from a variety of media companies. Even if Hatchair Group wants to sue us all,

it’ll be very exhausting for them to do so!

“How would you explain your relationship with Mr. Xavier, Ms. Garland?”

“Please answer the question, Ms. Garland!”

“Ms. Garland!”

No matter how many questions the reporters hurled in her direction, Rayna refused to answer any of

them. She tried to leave while protecting Carl, but the reporters were steadfast in their efforts to prevent

her from escaping. No matter how hard she tried, she just couldn’t squeeze past them.

Then Carl, still hiding in her coat, asked, “Do you need my help? I can fight them. A lot of them.”

“Don’t move,” Rayna advised. If I let them see Carl, the two of us will be trending tomorrow, which means

Theodore will know. I swore to Jasmine that I’d keep the secret, and I intend to fulfill my promise.

Just as the reporters were forcing her into a very difficult situation, a young man and woman pushed the

reporters away before reaching her.

“What are you all doing? Is it really necessary to force my friend for a bit of news?” the man roared at the

reporters, effectively scaring them back by a few steps.

The young woman, on the other hand, approached Rayna and hastily informed, “Mr. Faymon sent us to

help you, Ms. Garland.”

Of course, Rayna would not trust a random stranger.

The young woman added, “Mr. Faymon says there’s a mole on your right shoulder.”

Rayna wore a pretty tight shirt under her coat, so there was no way the stranger could’ve seen it. She

blushed. Can’t Curtis tell her a less embarrassing secret about me? Why does he have to mention that?

“I’ll be counting on you two,” she replied.

At that moment, some reporters had already identified who the young man was. He was an executive in

Faymon Group. As for the woman, they recognized that she was an actress. Hence, the reporters’

attention was expeditiously drawn to her.

The woman pulled Carl into her arms and spoke to the reporters. “I’m very sorry for hiding my marriage

and child from everyone. I just want to protect my family.”

“Stop taking pictures,” the man warned. “Ms. Garland is my and my wife’s friend. She was merely

shopping with our child. Why are you all making such a big deal out of it?”

“I hope all of you will stop now.” Upon bowing at the reporters, the woman continued politely, “If Ms.

Garland’s reputation is tarnished because of this incident, it’ll be my fault. So, please pay attention to my

new movie instead. Thank you.”

The reporters thought there was going to be a big scoop. While they didn’t expect things to change so

quickly, they still found the actress’ marriage newsworthy, so they promptly shifted their attention to her.

Using that opportunity, Rayna fled. Since the two of them are Curtis’ people, I’m sure they’ll send Carl

home safely.

Upon her arrival at the underground parking lot, she saw Curtis standing next to her car. He was holding

a phone as he chatted with someone.

When he noticed her presence, he uttered a few more words before hanging up the call. “Where are

they?”

“They’re still being questioned by the reporters, so they’re still stuck. How did you know I was here and

would be surrounded by reporters? Were you stalking me, Mr. Faymon?”

With a deep voice, Curtis answered, “I’m not that free to check where you are every day. The spy I

planted in a newspaper company sent me a message earlier, informing me many other newspaper

companies received a tip. They were told you were married, that you already had a child, and where

you’d be shopping today. I called you multiple times, but you didn’t pick up your phone. I expected you to

exit through the main entrance, so I asked Gabriel to look for help.”

“My phone’s dead, so I left it charging in the car,” Rayna said, thinking that was probably when he called

her. “Thank you. The people you found were amazing. They could lie as naturally as they breathe.”

“Of course they’re amazing,” Curtis sneered. “They each cost five hundred thousand an hour, after all.”

Rayna wanted to slap herself at that moment. If I hadn’t spent so much time reading my emails, my

phone wouldn’t have run out of power that quickly, and I would’ve been able to answer his call!

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