Share

EPILOGUE

Author: Lazywriter
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-08-27 22:15:22

The glass double doors of the main hall opened onto a wide stone terrace. Tyler’s newest house, the one he had specially designed and built for our family, the four of us, sat high on a ridge overlooking the water, a sprawling property that commanded respect from anyone who drove up the long, gated drive.

But tonight, the air was filled with music, warm lighting, and the steady sound of laughter from the people who had stood by us through our worst seasons.

Every corner of the room was alive.
Patuloy na basahin ang aklat na ito nang libre
I-scan ang code upang i-download ang App
Locked Chapter

Pinakabagong kabanata

  • Divorced With His Heir In My Belly   EPILOGUE

    The glass double doors of the main hall opened onto a wide stone terrace. Tyler’s newest house, the one he had specially designed and built for our family, the four of us, sat high on a ridge overlooking the water, a sprawling property that commanded respect from anyone who drove up the long, gated drive. But tonight, the air was filled with music, warm lighting, and the steady sound of laughter from the people who had stood by us through our worst seasons.Every corner of the room was alive. Rosa stood near the dining setup, watching over Leena to make sure she did not fill her plate entirely with sweets before dinner. Big Elijah stood by the large stone fireplace in a dark suit, his massive frame calm and watchful, looking more like a family guardian than head of security. Mae moved easily between the tables, checking in on the catering crew and making sure the estate workers were being treated like honored guests. Every gardener, driver, housekeeper, and guard who maintained the

  • Divorced With His Heir In My Belly   Let Bygones Be Bygones

    Tyler walked down the terrace steps beside me, his long, dark overcoat unbuttoned against the chill, his broad frame casting a formidable shadow over the glittering drifts. He didn't seem to notice the freezing air at all; the heat radiating from him was a constant, impenetrable comfort. "Look at them," I murmured, resting my gloved hand on his arm as we crunched down the frosted gravel path. "Six months ago, Julian wouldn't even step near an open window without scanning the perimeter for security threats." "Your brother was a soldier living in enemy territory, Sarah," Tyler rumbled softly, his thumb rubbing over the back of my hand through the leather of my glove. "Now he's a man with a home, an empire to expand, and a family that has his back. The paranoia fades when the danger is dead." As we approached the snow fort, Caleb popped his head up over the frozen rampart, his winter hat askew and his face flushed a brilliant rosy red. "Dad! Mom! Look!" Caleb shouted, pointing exc

  • Divorced With His Heir In My Belly   Better Than Alright

    Inside, the vast room was filled with the warm, golden glow of a roaring fire in the limestone hearth. The scent of seasoned birch, roasted chestnuts, and fresh cedar garlands filled the air, creating a sanctuary of quiet luxury and absolute peace.I stood by the broad mahogany desk, looking out at the falling snow while holding a leather-bound folder embossed with gold foil. It contained the opening prospectus for the Rose Bennett Center for Arts and Science in Surrey, which had officially welcomed its first class of international fellows two days prior.A pair of strong, familiar arms slid around my waist from behind. Tyler pulled me back against his solid, warm chest, resting his chin in the crook of my neck. He wore a dark charcoal cashmere sweater with his white shirt collar unbuttoned, his dark hair slightly damp from his morning run along the glass conservatory gym."You've been staring at that cover for twenty minutes, my queen," Tyler rumbled softly against my skin, his deep

  • Divorced With His Heir In My Belly   What are we building next?

    "Dad," Caleb began, carefully buttering a slice of toasted brioche before looking up across the table, "when you were nine years old, did Grandfather Norman ever let you build things? Like simulators or model jets?"A brief, quiet pause settled over the head of the table. Mae stopped near the sideboard, a silver coffee carafe balanced in her hands, her eyes turning subtly toward Tyler.Tyler set his espresso cup down onto its delicate saucer. Years ago, the mere mention of Norman Rider’s name in a personal context would have hardened his jaw into granite and brought an icy chill into the room. Today, sitting in a simple dark vest with his sleeves rolled to his forearms, his posture remained calm, relaxed, and entirely unbothered by the ghosts of his past."No, Caleb," Tyler rumbled, his deep voice carrying a quiet, measured honesty. "My father believed that anything without an immediate financial yield was a waste of discipline. He didn't allow toys, and he certainly didn't allow mist

  • Divorced With His Heir In My Belly   Effortlessly Imposing

    The first hard frost of November had transformed the Hudson Valley into a crystal-encrusted sanctuary overnight. Outside the arched glass walls of the estate’s east conservatory, brilliant silver rime coated the manicured boxwood hedges and glittering maple branches, sparkling beneath a pale, azure morning sky. The air inside the glass pavilion was deliciously warm, rich with the roasted scent of dark Italian espresso, fresh pine boughs cut from the north ridge, and the comforting aroma of Mae’s spiced apple pastries warming in the breakfast chafing dishes.Tyler stood by the grand stone hearth, framed by the amber glow of a roaring birch fire. He looked effortlessly imposing in an unbuttoned charcoal suit vest layered over a crisp, white dress shirt with the sleeves turned up past his muscular forearms. Between his long, leather-bound fingers, he held a silver stylus, meticulously reviewing a set of high-resolution architectural schematics projected onto his tablet—plans for the ne

  • Divorced With His Heir In My Belly    Crispy October

    Inside the master suite dressing room, the atmosphere was quiet, intimate, and warm.I stood before the tall arched mirror, fastening the delicate platinum clasp of my watch. Reflection in the glass showed Tyler standing behind me, his unbuttoned charcoal vest open over a crisp white shirt, his sleeves turned up to his forearms. His broad shoulders blocked the morning light from the terrace doors, his dark eyes watching me in the glass with that familiar, intense focus that made my skin prickle with heat."You're wearing the sapphire pendant today," he rumbled softly, his voice a deep, gravelly purr in the quiet room.I smiled, turning in his space until my back was lightly pressed against the edge of the marble dressing vanity. I reached up, my fingers brushing against the heavy blue stone resting at my collarbone. "Julian gifted it to me on the night we took back Bennett Global's primary accounts. It felt fitting for his homecoming."Tyler stepped closer, closing the small distance

Higit pang Kabanata
Galugarin at basahin ang magagandang nobela
Libreng basahin ang magagandang nobela sa GoodNovel app. I-download ang mga librong gusto mo at basahin kahit saan at anumang oras.
Libreng basahin ang mga aklat sa app
I-scan ang code para mabasa sa App
DMCA.com Protection Status