Chapter 96 Oversee Things

In fact, I wasn't ready to have a child right now, but after losing my family, I began to understand how Calvin must have felt back then. At least he still had a grandmother who loved him like her own son. But now, I have no one left. If I had someone to love or a child of my own, I would have a family again. A new hope sparked in me as I recalled that IVF was an option overseas and that sperm banks existed. Who said I need a man to have a child? I would have a child if I wanted to, and if I don't, I won't! Now, my responsibilities were clear—supporting Calvin, taking care of my health, and uncovering the truth about my father's death. When I got home, I was surprised to find Calvin there instead of at work. He had even prepared a meal himself. "Why are you home?" I asked. "I came back to grab a document. I saw you weren't here, so I decided to cook something for you. You mentioned you weren't feeling well, right?" I glanced at the shoes by the door and noticed he had worn sne