When Geneva went back to Little Love's room, she was unable to go back to sleep. The papers in her hands were troubling her. It was very hard for her to decide because agreeing meant she had to stay in that house and would always meet a certain person. Meanwhile, refusing meant she was unable to stay at the child's side and there was also a possibility that the child would always run away in order to see her. That would be dangerous for him as she was aware that the father had too many enemies given his wealth and business.
It was not her obligation to secure the safety and happiness of the child, but she couldn't help but feel she was obliged.
It was weird.
Geneva was caught in a dilemma.
Geneva sat on the bedside table and stared at the papers for a long time.
The kid grunted and sm
