Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

Nanny and the Alpha Daddy
#Chapter 12: Missing
Moana

I felt my heart sink into the pit of my stomach at the attendant’s words.

“She left quite a while ago. Did you not pick her up?”

“Hold on,” I replied, walking away briskly and trying to stay calm as I dialed the penthouse phone number into my cell phone and asked the concierge to direct me to Edrick’s suite. This had to be some misunderstanding. Surely Ella was safely home. Maybe Amy or Lily got confused with the schedule and picked her up without letting me know.

“Hello?” Selina’s voice said on the other line after a few rings.

“Selina,” I said, trying to sound as calm and collected as possible, “did Amy or Lily pick up Ella from her training?”

Selina was silent for a few moments before responding. “No. That’s your job.” Her voice sounded stern and cold, but I could sense a hint of fear behind it as she seemed to put two and two together. I knew that Selina cared for Ella just as much as I did, and the last thing she would ever want would be for something bad to happen to Ella.

“f**k,” I whispered.

“Excuse me?” Selina growled, irritated by my choice of language.

“I’m sorry,” I responded. “I got stuck in traffic when I was coming back to pick Ella up, and… She’s gone.”

I could hear Selina gasp audibly on the other end of the line. “You weren’t there for her when she was finished with her training?”

I felt a knot form in my stomach. “I’m sorry, I just thought–”

Selina said, her voice quivering with anger. “Find

anything else, Selina abruptly hung up the phone. The room spun around me as I stared down at my phone screen, but I knew I had to act quickly for Ella’s sake.

Are you alright? Where’s Ella?” he asked, looking at me

brain as to where Ella might have

District,” I said to the driver. “I have a feeling she went

for dear life as he sped down the road, passing other vehicles at dangerous speeds. As

were speeding through the city streets, I saw a familiar little head of blonde hair walking at an intersection a little ways away, all by herself… And at the same time, I saw a black sports car with tinted windows barreling down the road at breakneck speeds, swerving this way and that

to a screeching halt. Without thinking, I leaped out of the

I found myself running faster than I ever had before. I lunged into the street, my arms outstretched for Ella as she stood frozen in the middle of

body slammed into Ella’s, and together we tumbled to the other side

eyes, panting, and looked

the way of the speeding sports car, which continued to careen down the city street as

“Mina, was it YOU?”

Mina a while to

“That was… incredible.”

other on

you two alright?” the driver asked, helping me stand as I held the crying Ella in my arms. Without a

…

running into the lobby as we arrived and ripped Ella out of my arms, who

of her training!” he shouted in front of the lobby staff. “I should fire you on