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Chapter 48 ~ What Cannot Be Said
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2026-03-28 03:55:05
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Losing My Voice, I Got Pregnant by the Wrong Man Chapter 72 ~ What I Didn’t See
{Morningstar}The doors had been closed for too long.I didn’t measure the time.Not by minutes. Not by anything I could name.But I knew it.I had been standing in the same place when they took her in, watching those doors as though they would open simply because I hadn’t looked away long enough. At some point, that stopped being enough.So I moved.The corridor stretched out in both directions, long and sterile, the light overhead too bright to soften anything it touched. I walked without choosing a direction, my steps steady at first, then slower, then picking up again without reason.There were people around.I noticed them.A man seated with his head bowed, his hands clasped so tightly his knuckles had gone pale. A woman pacing a few steps ahead, stopping every few seconds as though she expected something to change if she waited long enough.Voices moved through the space in low tones. Nurses passed by with purpose, their attention fixed on things that had nothing to do with me.
Losing My Voice, I Got Pregnant by the Wrong Man Chapter 71 ~ Under Fluorescent Light
{Morningstar}The ambulance doors opened before the vehicle came to a full stop.Everything moved at once.Hands reached in. Voices overlapped. The stretcher was pulled out in one smooth motion, its wheels hitting the ground and rolling forward without pause. The paramedics didn’t wait for space to clear—they created it as they moved, guiding her through the entrance with practiced urgency.I stepped out right behind them.No one told me to follow.No one stopped me either.The hospital doors slid open, and the air changed immediately. Brighter. Sharper. The smell of antiseptic cut through everything else, clean and cold.“Female, mid-twenties,” one of the paramedics was saying as they pushed her forward. “Unconscious on arrival. Pulse weak. Breathing shallow.”A nurse joined them, already walking backward as she took in the information.“How long has she been unresponsive?”“Unknown.”“Any trauma?”“None visible.”They didn’t slow down.Neither did I.“Sir—”The voice came from my le
Losing My Voice, I Got Pregnant by the Wrong Man Chapter 70 ~ Where She Fell
{Morningstar}We left the main road sooner than I expected.The man from the café walked ahead of us, his pace uneven, as though he was trying to remember the path while following it. The street he led us into narrowed gradually, the buildings losing their finish the farther we went. Paint gave way to exposed concrete. Windows became openings without glass. The ground beneath our feet shifted from even pavement to rough patches that forced slight adjustments with every step.“This way,” he said, glancing back once before continuing.The men spread out slightly, not enough to lose sight of one another, but enough to cover more ground. The DPO walked just behind me, speaking briefly into his phone before slipping it back into his pocket.I didn’t respond to anything around me.My attention moved ahead.The space grew quieter.Not empty, but reduced. Fewer voices. Less movement. Even the air seemed heavier, carrying the faint scent of dust and something unsettled.The man slowed.He look
Losing My Voice, I Got Pregnant by the Wrong Man Chapter 69 ~ Growing Panic
{Morningstar}By the time I stepped into the security wing, they were already assembled.The room was not small, yet it felt contained with the number of men standing inside it. Some stood with their hands behind their backs, others with their arms at their sides, all of them facing forward with the same alert posture. The moment I entered, their attention shifted completely.No one spoke.I walked past the first line and stopped where I could see all of them clearly.“Who saw her last?”The question moved through the room without resistance, but the answer did not come immediately. There was a brief exchange of glances before two men stepped forward.“I did, sir,” one of them said.The other nodded. “Same, sir.”I looked at the first one. “When?”“Two mornings ago, sir. Early. Just after sunrise.”“She was leaving?”“Yes, sir.”“Alone?”“Yes.”There was no hesitation in his answer, but there was something else missing from it. I shifted my attention to the second man.“You saw her as
Losing My Voice, I Got Pregnant by the Wrong Man Chapter 68 ~ Too Late To Ignore
{Morningstar}I adjusted the cuff of my sleeve as I crossed the hallway, the fabric settling cleanly against my wrist before I reached for the file waiting on the console table. The pages were already arranged, the notes marked where they needed to be. I flipped through them once, then continued walking, my attention moving ahead of me rather than settling anywhere for too long.A maid stepped aside to clear my path.“Good morning, sir.”I gave a slight nod without slowing.My phone vibrated once in my hand. I glanced at the screen, read the message, and responded with a short reply before slipping it back into my pocket. By the time I reached the study, I had already moved on to the next item that required attention.“Sir…?”I didn’t stop at the doorway. “Yes.”It was Mrs. Hargrove. Her voice carried a faint hesitation that didn’t belong in the usual order of things.“Mrs. Alora hasn’t come out this morning.”I set the file down on the desk and opened it, scanning the first page as I
Losing My Voice, I Got Pregnant by the Wrong Man Chapter 67 ~ Leaving Without Sound
{Alora's POV}Morning came without clarity.The light found its way into the room in a slow, steady wash, slipping past the curtains and settling across the walls and floor as though nothing had shifted overnight. It carried the same quiet presence it always did, gentle and undemanding, but it didn’t feel like anything that belonged to me.I opened my eyes to it without knowing when I had fallen asleep.There was no sense of rest behind it. My body felt heavier than it should have, my limbs slow to respond as I shifted slightly against the mattress. For a moment, I stayed there, staring upward, letting the ceiling come into focus in pieces rather than all at once.Nothing pressed.Nothing pulled.It was quieter than the night before, but not in a way that felt different. Just… continued.I pushed myself up slowly, the movement taking more effort than it should have. The dull ache behind my eyes had settled into something constant, no longer sharp enough to draw attention, but present
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