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CHAPTER 083
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No Second Chances, Ex-husband CHAPTER 0206
ELIZABETH'S POV“Girl, I’m really sorry to hear all this,” my friend Jessica said. I couldn’t keep all this information to myself not when it was choking me from the inside. I needed to talk to someone, and Jessica was the only one I could think of. I trusted her. She always listened, always understood.“I wish I was with you there in America. I would give you a big hug right now,” she added, her voice softening.“I was already annoyed with them before all this happened,” I began, pacing around the room. Every step felt heavy, like the weight of the entire world had landed on my shoulders. “Now they tell me this. I was adopted, Jess. And I have a freaking twin sister. She looks exactly like me. My other half, separated from me since childhood. And no one told me.”“Listen,” Jessica said, and I could feel her trying to be cautious with her words. “I mean… I’m not trying to take sides, but I would have done the same thing if I had a kid.”I stopped pacing and narrowed my eyes, even thou
No Second Chances, Ex-husband CHAPTER 0205
ELIZABETH'S POV “Wait, what did you just say? I was what?” I asked, hoping the words I just heard would somehow change if I questioned them again. My voice trembled with disbelief, my heart pounding loud enough to drown out everything else. “I know it’s hard to take in. Anyone in your shoes would be just as shocked, but that’s the truth, Elizabeth — you were adopted. You’re not our biological daughter,” my dad added, his voice steady, as if he had rehearsed this line a thousand times. I let out a shaky laugh that sounded nothing like amusement. “Haha, very funny. You can stop with the silly jokes now because it’s not funny anymore.” My throat tightened as the words forced themselves out. “This isn’t a joke, Elizabeth,” my mom said gently. “Your father and I would never joke about something like this. We hoped this day would never come, but with what you just showed us on the Internet, there was no hiding it anymore.” I slowly pulled the phone away from my ear and stared down at t
No Second Chances, Ex-husband CHAPTER 0204
ELIZABETH'S POV “I need to call my parents and show this to them. This is already becoming more creepy each time I think about it, and I get even more curious every moment that goes by. How did I not know about this person all my life?” I said as I fully lay down on the bed, letting out a frustrated sigh. The mattress sank under my weight, swallowing me into the softness as I stared up at the ceiling. “Yes, I think you should do that. Maybe they should have an explanation for this, and if they don’t, then that’s when you should panic,” my friend said through the phone, her voice echoing slightly, hinting she might be walking around. I didn’t want to keep dragging the conversation. My heart was already pounding with enough anxiety for both of us. Without another word, I ended the call. My hands immediately went to my contacts, and I found my dad’s name. I hovered over it for a second, exhaling one last time before hitting the call button. The phone rang twice. I stared at the scree
No Second Chances, Ex-husband CHAPTER 0203
ELIZABETH'S POV I blinked a couple of times, my eyes squinting at the television screen as if maybe the image would suddenly change and prove me wrong. When it didn’t, I rubbed my eyes with both hands, my palms pressing tightly like maybe my sight was failing me or the hotel TV had lost its mind. But no, it was still there. My face. Clear as day. For a moment, I just stood there, completely frozen. The sound of the news reporter’s voice faded into the background. I could barely hear her anymore. All I could focus on was the image staring right back at me. That was me. But how? I’ve never done anything that would put me in the public eye, never attended flashy parties, or thrown myself into business events. Even though my parents were wealthy millionaires, I’ve always been the quiet one. The “invisible” daughter. I preferred it that way — no cameras, no interviews, no gossip articles. Just a quiet, comfortable life where no one really knew my name unless they absolutely had to. S
No Second Chances, Ex-husband CHAPTER 0202
ELIZABETH’S POV “That would be five thousand dollars a night, ma’am,” the receptionist said politely, her voice calm and professional. My brows immediately furrowed at the price she just mentioned. “Five thousand?” I repeated, my tone edged with disbelief. “Are you sure this place is actually a seven-star hotel? Because the price you’re calling seems a little too cheap for that kind of standard.” The young woman behind the counter looked startled for a second, probably unsure whether to laugh or apologize. “Cheap? Ma’am, this is our most expensive room you just booked,” she said, straightening her uniform as if to reassure me that I had indeed chosen luxury. I sighed and waved a dismissive hand. “Whatever. I just hope I don’t get low service because of these low prices,” I said, my tone clipped. “I want the best service. Breakfast by eight a.m. on the dot, no need for lunch, I always eat out. And dinner by nine p.m. sharp. Not a minute later than those times, do you understand?
No Second Chances, Ex-husband CHAPTER 0201
LAUREN'S POV “Well,” Roman began, his voice calm but heavy with something deeper. “There’s me.” He said it as he took a few slow steps closer, his gaze steady on mine. “What do you mean by that?” I asked, my brows furrowing slightly, genuinely confused by the sudden shift in his tone. “With all that has happened,” he said, pausing as though he was gathering his words carefully, “I realized something.” He sighed softly before continuing. “You and Aria are the most important people to me right now. When Aria got kidnapped, I could barely hold myself together, and I don’t want that to ever happen again not with you or with Aria.” “So…” I said slowly, dragging the word out, waiting for him to finish his thought. “So, I want you to be by my side.” His voice was firm now, certain. “It’s clearly obvious how I feel about you, but I haven’t said or made a move because I felt you weren’t ready for something like that yet, and you’ve always had this defensive wall that pushes away everyone
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