Novels by Lensa

“Anna, why do you suddenly want to resign?” the hospital director asked.Anna stood in the director’s office. After crying the whole night, she had decided to leave everything behind.“You’re the best OB-GYN this hospital has,” William said earnestly. “I even believe you could become the deputy director next year.”“I’m sorry, Mr. William, but I can’t explain why I need to leave,” Anna replied. “Please… just approve my resignation.”“Alright. I won’t make it difficult for you,” William said gently.Anna smiled faintly and stepped out of his office. She was ready to walk away from the hospital for good. But before she could leave, William called out again.“Anna.”She turned. “Yes, Mr. William?”“Please help me just this once. It’ll be the last time you work here. Mrs. Sebastian is at the hospital for her prenatal checkup. You’re our best doctor. I’m asking for your help.”Anna froze the moment she heard Mrs. Sebastian. A title that should have been hers—yet no one else ever knew it. H

“Is your future bride calm now?”Anna’s voice was flat when Rendy finally walked into the room. There was no explosion of anger—just a heavy exhaustion settling in every word she spoke.Rendy exhaled slowly and stepped toward her. “Baby… just listen to me first,” he said quietly. “I did all of this for you. So you wouldn’t be the one they keep blaming.”Anna stared at him for a long moment, as if trying to make sense of a logic that didn’t exist. “For me?” A dry, bitter laugh slipped out. “Rendy… what you’re doing is hurting me. How can you not see that?”“I know you’re stronger than Lusi,” Rendy replied quickly, clinging to his reasoning like it was the only thing he had left. “That’s why I know you can get through this.”Another laugh broke from Anna—softer, but more fractured. “So because I’m ‘stronger,’ you think it’s fine to throw me aside like this?”Rendy fell silent. He rubbed his face, frustration etched into every movement. “Anna… I’m serious. When everything settles down, w

“Anna,” Efendi called out just as she opened the front door. His voice was heavy—too heavy—like he was carrying something ominous.Anna froze halfway through taking off her shoes. Her eyes drifted to the living room. Renata and Efendi sat side by side, their faces drawn tight. Lusi was on the opposite sofa, one hand resting theatrically on her stomach. And the part that cut the deepest—Rendy was sitting right beside her.Anna’s expression hardened.“What’s going on? Why are all of you gathered here?”No one answered. Efendi simply extended a brown folder toward her.“Read this… and sign it immediately.”Anna frowned, taking the folder carefully. The moment she opened it and scanned the first page, her breath caught.“A divorce…?” she whispered, disbelief shaking her voice. She lifted her gaze to Rendy.“Ren, are you really okay with this?”Rendy exhaled slowly, staring down as if choosing his words with painful precision.“This is what’s best for the family, Anna.”Anna’s eyes widened

Anna kept waiting for Rendy, who still hadn’t returned to their room. The clock had already crept past ten, and every minute felt like an hour of growing anxiety. But she couldn’t go after him—two guards stood outside Lusi’s room, making it painfully clear that Anna wasn’t allowed anywhere near it.When the door finally opened and Rendy stepped inside, her heart sank. The pain hit her in a slow, deliberate stab.“I’m sorry… I took too long,” Rendy said gently.Anna didn’t reply. Her gaze was hollow, but full of hurt.Rendy took a few steps closer. “Anna, please… don’t be angry. You’re the only woman I love. Only you. Believe that.”Anna’s head snapped toward him, her eyes sharp. “Love? This is how you show you love me?”He moved in again, reaching for her waist, but Anna stepped back before he could touch her.“I want us to go home. Right now. No excuses,” Anna said firmly, her voice trembling not from fear, but from trying to keep herself together.“Baby, just hear me out first.”Ren

“It would be better if the two of you got a divorce… just for a while.”The words shot out of Efendi’s mouth—Anna’s adoptive father—like lightning cracking straight across her chest. Anna froze. The world seemed to stall mid-spin. She stared at Efendi, waiting for him to take it back, to laugh, to say it was all some twisted joke.But he didn’t. He was serious. Dead serious.“Dad… don’t joke like that,” Anna whispered, her voice trembling, barely audible.“I’m not joking, Anna. Lusi is pregnant. And you know what that means—she’s a model.” Efendi’s gaze was sharp, immovable. “Rendy has to marry her. It’s the only way to keep our family from being disgraced.”Anna blinked at him, horrified. “She got pregnant by another man—why should my husband be the one to marry her?” Her voice rose in disbelief; none of this made sense.“Lusi’s boyfriend refuses to take responsibility. So please, Anna, listen to us,” Renata murmured softly, almost in a whisper. “We’ve raised you like our own daughte