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Chapter 28
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2026-07-02 10:51:38
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## A Warm Embrace and the True Meaning of Home Looking into the round eyes of her two children, filled with such genuine sincerity and concern, Aixa suddenly felt every trace of fatigue that had weighed upon her shoulders disappear without a trace. Aaron and Elena's innocent question about whether she was tired became the very thing that unleashed one of the happiest emotions she had ever experienced in her life. Aixa smiled broadly, the most genuine, relieved, and beautiful smile that had graced her face in years. It was not merely the curve of her lips, but a manifestation of a soul that had finally survived the most terrifying storm of her past and found its way to a harbor of lasting peace. Without wasting another second, she responded to her children's concern with a gesture overflowing with love. She crouched down in front of them and gathered both Aaron and Elena into her warm, vanilla-scented embrace. The sweet scent of vanilla clinging to her work clothes after closing th
The Contract Wife of Madrid chapter 134
## The Wooden Fence and the Simple Home After a journey filled with laughter, playful arguments about eagle-winged airplanes, and deeply reflective glimpses into the course of her life, the trio's footsteps gradually slowed as they drew closer to their destination that afternoon. At last, they reached the wooden fence of their small white-painted home. The low, pristine white fence stood waiting with its familiar warmth, creating a welcoming boundary between their private space and the public road beyond. Along the wooden slats, pink bougainvillea vines curled gracefully over the fence, greeting them with their natural beauty. Delicate petals drifted lightly on the evening breeze, dancing gently through the air before settling onto the ground in the front yard. The vivid pink of the bougainvillea blended perfectly with the clean white of the wooden fence, creating a soothing and picturesque view that could calm anyone who looked upon it. Aixa stopped directly in front of the small
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# Dark Memories and Newfound Strength Aixa's footsteps, moving in rhythm with Aaron and Elena's, slowly carried her past a shady stretch of the roadside, where the shadows of the trees fell long across the stone-paved sidewalk. Amid the warmth of her children's chatter, still centered on eagle-winged airplanes and white kittens, Aixa's thoughts unconsciously drifted far beyond the present, traveling back through space and time to the dark pages of a past that had once shattered her soul into countless pieces. Four years ago, when she had stood alone in the middle of a storm of slander and vicious accusations in Madrid, Aixa had felt as though her entire world had collapsed. The bitter memories seemed to flash briefly through her mind, bringing back the cold sensation that gripped her chest whenever she remembered those terrifying nights in the Spanish capital. The world had felt so cruel back then. The poisonous whispers of high society, the judgmental gazes of people who had once
The Contract Wife of Madrid chapter 132
# Dreams and a Little Debate The atmosphere along the stone-paved sidewalks of the outskirts of Buenos Aires felt increasingly warm and peaceful that afternoon. A gentle breeze stirred the hem of Aixa's casual dress, carrying the soft scent of vanilla from her work clothes into the open air. On either side of her, her twin children walked with cheerful little steps, making the journey home from the bakery feel remarkably short. Amid the tranquility of the afternoon, Aaron suddenly looked up, gazing at his mother's face with his round, dark eyes filled with the unmistakable curiosity of a child. "Mama, you know what?" Aaron said excitedly, swinging the hand that held Aixa's fingers. The energetic movement of his tiny hand reflected the excitement he could no longer contain after keeping an interesting story from school to himself all day. Aixa slowed her pace for a moment so she could give her little son her full attention. She adjusted her stride to match both of her children's ste
The Contract Wife of Madrid chapter 131
# Sunset on the Outskirts of Buenos Aires That afternoon, the sky above the outskirts of Buenos Aires was adorned in breathtaking shades of orange and gold. The vast horizon stretching across the western edge seemed as though it had been painted by a giant brush dipped in crimson, casting warm streaks of light that reflected beautifully against the red-brick walls and plastered facades of the old buildings lining the residential neighborhood. The last rays of sunlight slipped between the rooftops, casting dramatic silhouettes that lent an enchanting beauty to every corner of the small town. A gentle evening breeze drifted through the streets, bringing a refreshing coolness after a day of intense sunlight. The soft wind caressed the green leaves of the rows of jacaranda trees standing tall along the roadside. Their leaves whispered softly in the breeze, occasionally releasing mature purple blossoms that drifted down to blanket the surface of the road. The evening air felt remarkably
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Only Aixa and Fernando remained in the front yard. The cold air of Buenos Aires seeped into their bones, cutting sharply through the wet clothes clinging to their skin. The leaves surrounding the yard glistened beneath the lingering drizzle, reflecting the faint glow of the dim streetlights. Aixa wrapped her arms tightly around herself to ward off the shivers, pulling her soft, loosely knitted sweater closer around her body as the dampness of the night began to settle into the fabric. "I'm not promising you anything," Aixa said quietly, reaffirming the boundary between them. Her voice was clear yet carried an unyielding firmness, forming an invisible wall that stood strong to protect both her and the children from the wounds of the past. Fernando shook his head slowly, his expression sincere. "I'm not asking for anything more than a chance, either." He briefly turned his gaze toward the small, white-painted house, a modest place he had never imagined would become the ultimate desti
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The hawk-eyed man stepped one pace closer, cutting the distance between them until Aixa could smell the expensive cologne lingering on his body. The black umbrella Sebastian held now shielded her head from the pounding rain, yet the cold surrounding them seemed to grow even heavier. “How much do
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Suddenly, a blinding white beam of light cut through the darkness of the night, illuminating Aixa's kneeling figure. The deep, smooth, yet powerful roar of engines shattered the silence of the deserted street outside the bar.It was not just one vehicle, but a convoy of more than a dozen gleaming b
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“So, that scholarship village girl really thinks you're in love with her, Elio?”The shrill laughter sliced through the soft jazz music filling the private lounge of Velvet Bar, one of the most exclusive bars in downtown Madrid.Aixa Morales Vega froze outside the slightly ajar teakwood door. The m
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