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It's a Girl

Author: GLORY WRITEZ
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-07-27 04:53:05

Two days had passed since Noah and Miranda received their marriage certificate, and the newlyweds had settled into a rhythm that felt almost surreal in its happiness.

That afternoon, they went together to the hospital for Miranda's antenatal care.

The examination room was bright and warm, more so with the tenderness and love with which Miranda was being treated.

Sunlight poured through the windows as Miranda lay back on the table, her rounded belly exposed and glistening with ultrasound gel.

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  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   It's a Girl

    Two days had passed since Noah and Miranda received their marriage certificate, and the newlyweds had settled into a rhythm that felt almost surreal in its happiness.That afternoon, they went together to the hospital for Miranda's antenatal care.The examination room was bright and warm, more so with the tenderness and love with which Miranda was being treated. Sunlight poured through the windows as Miranda lay back on the table, her rounded belly exposed and glistening with ultrasound gel. Noah sat close beside her, his hand wrapped tightly around hers, his eyes glued to the screen with an intensity that made Miranda's heart ache with tenderness."Everything looks wonderful," the doctor said, gliding the wand across Miranda's belly. "Strong heartbeat, healthy movement. Baby is developing beautifully."Noah let out a breath he hadn't realized he'd been holding. "That's good, right? That's… everything's okay?"The doctor smiled. "Everything's perfect. And I must say I’m impressed ab

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Sneaky Alliance

    "Well, well," Isla said, sauntering closer, a playful smirk on her lips. "You look considerably less handsome today. Did someone piss in your coffee? Or did the whole world just decide to disappoint you at once?"Adrian exhaled sharply through his nose, already regretting his decision to come here. "I'm not taking you home today."Isla raised an eyebrow. "Did I ask? I'm not drunk.""Then you don't need me," Adrian said flatly, turning to head deeper into the bar."On the contrary." Isla stepped into his path, blocking him. "You're precisely the reason I'm here."Adrian stopped, his brow furrowing. "What? Why?""I've been coming to this bar every single night since our little… encounter," she admitted, her smirk softening into something more honest. "Hoping I'd run into you again. And finally, here you are."Adrian stared at her, incredulous. "What happened to never wanting to set eyes on me again? Wasn't that what you said?"“You said it first,” she exclaimed. “And you agreed,” Adria

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Closed Curtains

    Melissa took her time before she responded. She looked at Colin, weighing the weight of the moment, the tentative hope flickering in his eyes."If you want to be," she finally said, her voice soft but steady.Colin's breath caught. He opened his mouth, ready to say more, to finally close the distance that had lingered between them for days…"There you two are!" Clara's voice cut through the moment like a blade. She appeared out of nowhere, seizing both of their arms. "Come on, we're doing family pictures. No dawdling! Move!"And just like that, the moment shattered. Colin and Melissa were swept into the flurry of the celebration, pulled apart by the current of the crowd. The words that had almost been spoken dissolved into the air, unfinished.Curtains closed. For now.*****The news of Noah's and Miranda's marriage spread like wildfire.Within hours, Noah's post had gone viral, shared and reshared across every platform. The headlines wrote themselves: Vale Heir Marries Miranda Jones

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Finally Hitched

    Isla's heart slammed against her ribs, her whole body trembling as her father's furious roar echoed through the corridor. She was frozen against the wall, caught, her mind scrambling desperately for an excuse that refused to come. The shattered vase lay in glittering pieces at her feet, evidence of her presence, and she was certain that in the next moment her father would storm out and see everything written across her guilty face."I said, who's there?" Mr. Sterling bellowed again, and she heard the scrape of a chair."It's me."Isla nearly buckled with relief as her mother's serene voice drifted down the hall. Mrs. Sterling swept around the corner, elegant and unhurried, positioning herself neatly in front of her daughter, subtly shielding her from view."I knocked over that hideous vase," Mrs. Sterling continued smoothly, stepping toward the study door as though nothing at all was amiss. "You know how I've always despised it. I only came to ask whether your guest would be joinin

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   The Mystery Deal

    Adrian sat across from Mr. Sterling in the older man's private study, the room dim and heavy with the scent of aged leather and expensive cigars. A single lamp cast long shadows across the walls, and the silence between the two men was thick with calculation."Why did you bring me to your house?" Adrian asked, his eyes narrowing as he surveyed the opulent surroundings. Mr. Sterling swirled a glass of brandy, unbothered. "It's not advisable to be seen together in public. Not for now."Adrian raised an eyebrow. "Since when did that become a problem?""Since you decided to take my offer," Sterling replied smoothly.Adrian's lips curled into a faint, dangerous smile. "I haven't said that yet."Mr. Sterling set his glass down and leaned back in his chair, studying his guest. "Then why are you here, Adrian Cole?"That silenced the younger man for a beat. He couldn't deny it. Adrian leaned forward, resting his elbows on his knees. "Before I sign anything," he said, "I want to understand t

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   No One Left

    The café was quiet, tucked away in a corner of the city where the wealthy could meet without being seen. Adrian arrived first, sitting alone at a table by the window, nursing a cup of coffee, not alcohol. He'd sworn off that. For now, at least.When Sabrina walked in, he rose to his feet immediately."Sabrina." His voice carried a rare note of gratitude. "Thank you. For agreeing to meet me. I wasn't sure you would."Sabrina slid into the seat across from him, studying her brother with a mixture of wariness and reluctant familiarity. "You're still my brother," she said flatly. "Blood doesn't just disappear because I'm angry with you." Her eyes swept over him, taking in the hollow cheeks, the shadows under his eyes, the way his once-immaculate appearance had frayed at the edges. "God, Adrian. You look like hell."Adrian gave a weak, humorless laugh. "I've heard that a lot lately." He hesitated, then asked the question that had been burning in him. "How is Mom?"Sabrina's expression s

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   First Impression of You

    The air shifted.Noah’s eyes didn’t leave her face.“Wait…” he said again, slower this time, as if confirming something only he could see. “You’re really… Miranda?”Miranda froze.That name… her name… coming from a stranger should have sounded wrong.But somehow… it didn’t.Her brows furrowed sligh

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   No More Bargains

    Miranda stepped out of the car slowly, adjusting her sunglasses as she lifted her gaze to the building in front of her.The store was precisely what she expected.Glass walls.Polished floors.Security stationed at every entrance.Luxury... the kind she has never experienced, not even by mistake, a

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late    A Question that Shouldn't Exist

    Miranda stopped trying to measure time.At some point, her body adjusted to the stillness. The silence no longer felt loud; it felt… expected. Like this room, this emptiness was now part of her reality.She sat curled against the wall, her knees drawn slightly to her chest, her head resting back.F

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   The Quiet After The Fire

    Adrian Cole did not come home that night.By morning, Miranda Jones understood something worse than abandonment had taken place.He had already moved on.The night dissolved into dawn without him, the hours stretching hollow and impersonal inside the penthouse. The city outside remained awake, rest

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