In his anxiousness to get to their destination quickly, he kept telling the driver to pick up the pace.

The driver did his best to follow his order, trembling with fear. However, because of the high volume of traffic, he needed to take extra precautions while driving.

Eventually, they arrived at the Haynes family's house.

There was no one at home. They did not know where Rowena had gone. Aldrin, on the other hand, was at the company.

Camila handed the infant to Isaac upon entering the house and announced, “I'm going to prepare his milk."

Joe's cries never died down. He must be really starving now.

Camila was in such a hurry to feed her son that she neglected to consider whether or not Isaac had any experience holding infants. Indeed, Isaac had never held a child before.

It was his first time.

His entire frame was so rigid, and he dared not make the slightest of movements. When he looked down at the baby in his arms, his heart softened.

This was his child. Happiness was rushing and roaring in his chest, and it was reflected in the gleam in his eyes.

After Camila poured water into the milk powder, she went to check on Isaac and found him standing motionless in the middle of the room. Even though he had never held a child before, he was extremely cautious. The fact that he cared about Joe was evident.

Camila felt a sense of relief wash over her.

At least Isaac seemed to be fond of her child.

That was a good thing for her and Joe.

Camila approached the two and said, "Give him to me. I'll feed him." Instead of handing the infant over, Isaac asked, “Can I feed him?" Camila passed Isaac the milk bottle wordlessly.

“sit down first," she instructed.

Blue veins started bulging on Isaac's forehead, revealing his extreme nervousness.

In the end, Camila took the baby from his arms and decided to feed Joe herself.

“You don't know how to do it yet. Hold him more, and you'll get used to it eventually.”

“Okay," Isaac replied breathlessly.

Joe's weeping ended once he drank the milk, but now, his face and eyes were red and swollen from crying so hard.

The child let out a whimper.

He had been hungry for a long time, and as a result, he ate in a rush and consumed more milk than he should have. He ended up vomiting the milk. As he did, Camila rubbed his back gently.

“What happened? Why did he throw up the milk?" Isaac asked anxiously. "He's fine," Camila said.

It was normal for babies to throw up the milk they consumed.