My Baby's Daddy

Ezekiel took out his wallet and pulled out a black card before handing it to Harmony. “Take it and swipe it however you like. Buy
as many watches as you want.”
With that, he picked up his phone. “I’ll make another call.”
He was leaving this situation for Harmony to handle herself. As Harmony held Ezekiel’s black card... It truly felt as if her status
had suddenly skyrocketed.
She understood his intention. She waved the black card in front of Arielle and asked, “Do you think I can’t afford it?”
Then, she turned to the attendant. “Please make the watch strap for me.”
“Sure, Miss Mayo. We’ll make it for you right away.” The attendant was also delighted with the turn of events. The way wealthy
people argued was truly straight to the point. All it took was one swipe of a black card, and it would shut even the most arrogant
rich girls up.
“Can this card be used?” Arielle immediately became suspicious. However, she recognized that this black card wasn’t something
anyone could obtain. She wasn’t even qualified to own one despite her family’s wealth.
This was an international card with unlimited spending limits. Hence, it naturally had extremely strict requirements for assets, as
procuring such a card required identity verification.
“Arielle, this card seems to be a genuine black card!”
Harmony said to the attendant, “Swipe it for Miss Rowland! Let her see whether this is the real deal.”
The attendant took the credit card machine, entered the amount, and briskly swiped the card without further ado. It instantly
showed the transaction was successful and printed the receipt.
Arielle and her friends were left in shame. They had just been mocking Harmony for being poor. Alas, now they had no choice
but to shut their mouths in response.
“Are you satisfied now, Miss Rowland?” Harmony took back the black card and looked up at Arielle.
Arielle was biting her lip in anger. “You... where did you get such a wealthy boyfriend?”

“That’s none of your business.” Harmony raised an eyebrow. Still, her sweaty palm that was holding the hand betrayed her
anxiety. Dear Lord, take it away from me!
It was her first time seeing a black card, and now she was holding it in her hand. Even though it was light, she could still feel an
imaginary burden falling upon her shoulders like a ton of bricks!
“We’ll see about that! I’ll remember this,” Arielle said as she wanted to give herself an out.
As Arielle flounced off, Harmony felt herself gradually relax. She stepped outside and saw Ezekiel standing there. It was just as
she expected. He was not making a call but resting. She walked over and handed him the card, utterly grateful. “Here’s your
card. Thank you for helping me out just now.”
She extended the black card to him. Alas, the man showed no intention of taking it. Instead, he merely looked at her.
She blinked and wriggled the card before him, saying, “Please keep the card! It’s too conspicuous.”
When Ezekiel saw that she was getting worked up, he finally reached out, took back the card, and said, “Next time you
encounter such a situation, just call me. Don’t let others look down on you anymore.”
“It’s okay. This kind of thing isn’t new to me,” Harmony replied casually.
Ezekiel heard her words and felt a pang of heartache. He patted her gently. “I won’t let anyone look down on you like that again.”
Harmony was momentarily surprised. Then, she raised her head and smiled at him gratefully. “Thank you. You’ve already helped
me a lot.”
At that moment, the attendant approached while holding the watch that had been prepared for Harmony. “Miss Mayo, your watch
is ready.”
Harmony took it, checked it again, and handed it to Ezekiel. “Take it to your friend! I’m sure she’ll love it.”
Ezekiel took it and said to her, “Wait here. I’ll have the store deliver it to my friend’s place.”
He went back in once he said that. So, Harmony stood by the railing with her mask on and waited for him. After a while, he left
the store. They had somehow spent the entire afternoon shopping.
“Mr. Weiss, it’s getting late. Would you like to return?” Harmony asked him.

Ezekiel nodded after glancing at his watch. “Yes. I should go back. I’ll send you home.”
She didn’t want to trouble him further. “It’s okay. I’ll take a cab home.”