Chapter 506 Ace Is Crying

Maybe it was because the sound of opening the door was a little loud that Ace woke up.

As soon as Doris heard Ace cry, she picked him up to feed him.

It was the scene that welcomed Jay when he entered the room. He turned around and was about to leave but Doris stopped him. "You said you would company me and our child tonight. You are not allowed to leave."

"I... I'm not leaving. I don't want to leave." Then Jay turned around and came back. Doris moved aside a little bit. "You sleep here."

Scratching his head, Jay said, "I'm just afraid that I will press Ace."

"Ace has his own small bed. This bed is ours." After Doris was done feeding Ace, the little boy licked his little mouth and fell asleep again with satisfaction.

Doris stood up and put Ace into the crib.

Her eyes fell on Jay as she fixed Ace in the crib.

The bed was still the same bed, and the person was still the same person. It was just that Ace was in the room. She didn't know why Jay became so distant.

As a father, Jay shouldn't be jealous of Ace. As a matter of fact, he should be livelier now seeing his child who looked exactly like him.

"Okay." W

Doris.

It looked like Doris had been crying for so long that her eyes swelled. Nancy felt sorry for her, so she hugged her. "Why are you even crying?"

But Doris cried even more as soon as she heard Nancy's question. "I'm afraid that Jay will abandon me."

Pulling away from the hug, Nancy comforted her softly, "Don't be silly. How could Jay abandon you?"

"He just doesn't want me anymore. Even if I take the initiative, he doesn't want to be with me." It was natural for Doris to be so stubborn, even at times like this.

"Okay, let's find him and ask him what happened, okay?"

"He just doesn't love me anymore. He has fallen in love with another woman. I know... It doesn't matter to me, but Ace is so little. What's going to happen to him if Jay would divorce me?" The more Doris spoke, the sadder she became.

It was as if her eyes didn't know how to stop shedding tears. "Charles didn't know where Jay is. I'll go with you to find Jay, okay?"

"Where do you think Jay will go?" Confusion was evident in Doris' eyes.

With furrowed brows, Nancy asked, "You didn't locate his phone?"

Sniffing, Doris shook her head. "No."