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Chapter 137: The Weight of Old Wounds
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Luna’s POVI walked down the quiet hallway, letting the cool air settle the heaviness inside my chest. The hospital always smelled like antiseptic and silence, but today it felt like something else—like a bridge between everything we had survived and everything still waiting for us.I leaned back against the wall, closing my eyes for a second. Everything had been so chaotic these last few weeks, one storm after another, and now that things were finally slowing… I didn’t know what to do with the quiet.Footsteps approached, steady and familiar.Jaden.When I opened my eyes, he was already standing in front of me. His expression softened when he saw my face, and he lifted his hand to tuck a strand of hair behind my ear.“You okay?” he asked gently.I nodded. “Just… thinking.”He leaned his shoulder against the wall beside me. “About your parents?”I let out a breath. “They can’t even stand in the same room without freezing. I don’t know what happened between them. I grew up thinking th
Hate To Love: The CEO's Regret Chapter 137: The Weight of Old Wounds
LUNA'S POVI stayed by the hospital window long after Jaden left to meet Richard. The quiet was heavy, broken only by the soft beeping of the monitors. Elina was resting, her face pale against the pillow.The sound of footsteps made me turn. My father walked in, tall and calm as always, his expression unreadable. It had been three months since he’d left on a business trip, but seeing him again made me realize how much we’d felt his absence.“Luna,” he said quietly. “You should’ve called me.”“I didn’t want to worry you,” I replied.He nodded slightly but didn’t say anything more. A few seconds later, my mother appeared behind him. She hesitated in the doorway before walking in. The moment they were in the same room, the tension was unmistakable.Mom looked tired. “She doesn’t need a lecture, Elijah,” she said softly. “She’s been through enough.”He didn’t argue. “I didn’t come to lecture her. I just wanted to see my daughter.”Their eyes met briefly, a flash of old emotions passing be
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Luna Reed/ Mrs Jaden StylesThe beeping of the hospital monitor was the first thing I heard when I came to. My head throbbed, the pain sharp and steady. I blinked until the room came into focus—white walls, sterile light, and the faint smell of disinfectant.It took a moment before everything came back: the empty road, following Jaden, the old building, the hand that grabbed me, and the blow that sent me into darkness.He was sitting in the chair by the window when I turned my head. His face was pale, his eyes shadowed.“You’re awake,” he said quietly.I didn’t answer right away. My voice came out rough. “What were you doing there?”He hesitated, then said, “You shouldn’t have followed me.”“That’s not an answer.”He rubbed the back of his neck, eyes avoiding mine. “It was Elina.”The name was enough to make my pulse quicken. “Elina,” I repeated flatly. “The same Elina who betrayed me?”He nodded once.A cold laugh slipped out. “And you decided not to tell me? You’ve been sneaking out
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Hate To Love: The CEO's Regret Chapter 134: Pregnancy And Secrets
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Hate To Love: The CEO's Regret Chapter 133: Elina
Laura’s POVThe morning sun barely pierced the blinds, casting thin lines of light across the sterile hospital room. I sat in the chair opposite Elina’s bed, still exhausted from the night’s tension, but unable to leave. Richard hadn’t slept, and his eyes were red-rimmed, dark circles shadowing his face. He hadn’t moved from his spot beside her since dawn, his hand still gently holding hers.“She’s awake,” I whispered, breaking the silence.Richard didn’t look up immediately. His jaw was tight, lips pressed together, eyes fixed on Elina. Then, slowly, he nodded. “I see that. Thank God.” His voice was hoarse, raw. “I can’t believe she’s here… she’s really here.”I watched him carefully. Every subtle movement, every whispered word to Elina, carried the weight of years lost. It wasn’t just about tonight—it was about decades of absence, mistakes, and regrets. The tension in the room wasn’t just fear of outside threats; it was the weight of history pressing down on them both.Suddenly, the
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