LOGINAnabel found out she was pregnant and dialed her husband's number to share the good news to him. They have been married for two years without a child. Desmond's mother had been accusing her of being barren and unproductive. When the call was picked, she was flabbergasted and broken. She was hearing a loud moan of feminine voice. "Ohh! Yeah! Don't stop fucking me! I love your fucking dick! Fuck me harder baby!" accompanied with sound of skins slapping against the other. She went home to confront her husband and end up receiving a divorce paper. Desmond divorced him for a lady his mother was rooting. Few months later when he found out that his ex-wife is a billionaire heiress and she is pregnant with twins, he went crazy!
View MoreEllen Grater walked with bold steps into the Haven Hotel. She was dressed in a navy blue dress that stopped at her knees, and her brunette hair cascaded down her back in lovely curls. Despite the casual wear, her height and elegant V-shaped face added to her appeal, as many heads turned in her direction.
With a confident gait, she moved through the lobby of the hotel in silver heels, hoping the horrible information she had received was not true.
“Luke just proposed to Emily,” read the text sent to her phone an hour ago.
Ellen had learned that her ex-boyfriend of two years, who had broken up with her two weeks ago, had just proposed to another lady! Emily!
She walked into the elevator and pressed the button to the fourth floor. The surprise proposal was said to be taking place at the private restaurant at the hotel.
Stepping out of the elevator, she moved down the hall towards the private restaurant. On her way, she came across an elderly woman struggling to open her door and looking almost frustrated. Having had a soft spot for elderly women because of her neighbor, Mama Anderson, she couldn’t leave the woman helpless.
“Hello ma’am, Is something wrong?” She asked, seeing the woman leaning against the wall.
“Oh dear, I can’t seem to open my door, and I’m so tired of standing,” the woman replied.
“Okay, let me try it again for you,” Ellen said, taking the keys from the elderly woman. She noticed the woman was holding the key to room 122, and she was standing at the door to room 115.
“Oh, I think your room is still a few doors away,” she said to the elderly woman, smiling at her. The elderly woman was suddenly frantic. Noticing this, Ellen reached out to take her hand and assured her “Not to worry, I’ll escort you there; it should be just around the corner”.
She helped the woman to her door, assisted her in opening the door, and ensured she got into the room.
“Oh dear, thank you,” the elderly woman said, grabbing Ellen’s face.
“You’re welcome, ma'am,” she replied.
As she turned to leave, a middle-aged lady rushed into the room and said, "Mrs. Warner, I’ve been looking for you.”
“Oh, Mary, this young lady here helped me,” the elderly woman said.
Turning to Ellen, the lady said, “Oh, thank you so much”.
“You’re welcome” Ellen replied, and she added more quietly “you need to be more vigilant so she doesn’t go off on her own”.
Smiling one last time at the two, she left the room and headed to the private restaurant on the same floor. Upon entering, she noticed a section of the restaurant was decorated with flowers, and there were petals on the floor around the center table, which was the focal point of the decoration.
The couple were none other than Luke Willer and Emily, her ex-boyfriend and his new fiancée. Summoning all the courage she had left, she walked up to their table.
“Look who’s here,” she said, smiling at them. “Hello Luke and Emily, how are you?”
“I heard Luke proposed to you tonight; congratulations,” she said to them.
“Ellen, what are you doing here?” Luke asked as he looked around, hoping no one was paying them any attention.
“So this was why you broke up with me, and to think it was for Emily,” Ellen said as she glared at the two in front of her.
“We can explain, Ellen; we never meant for any of this to happen,” Emily told her.
Oh, really, is that why you were ashamed to tell me you were dating my boyfriend behind me?” Ellen glared at her.
The attention of those around them was beginning to be drawn to them, and Luke was becoming uncomfortable. He had a few of his colleagues in attendance, and he didn’t want anything to taint his reputation.
He moved closer to Ellen and whispered, “You’re causing a scene, Ellen; let's take this outside.”
She laughed hysterically, turning to look at the faces of those who had gathered around them. A few faces she recognized had a shocked expression on their faces. A few of them were her colleagues; she pretty much worked with a lot of them across various departments.
“What do you think is going on?” Ellen heard someone say in the crowd.
“I have no idea, but it looks like Luke’s mad at Ellen right now,” another person replied.
Ellen, let’s talk outside,” Emily said, grabbing her hand.
“You all enjoy the rest of the party,” Ellen said as she was pulled away by Emily.
“Ellen, I know you’re hurt, but there’s hardly anything you can do about this,” Emily told her as soon as they were outside.
“Ha ha...” feigning a half laugh, Ellen fired back at her, “You’ve got some nerve, you know.”
“You had the audacity to cheat with my boyfriend, and you’re not ashamed of it”.
“These things happen okay, so don’t come and spoil this for me; after all, we’re like sisters.” Emily smiled wickedly as she turned and headed back to the restaurant.
Appalled at what Emily had said to her, Ellen stood there, shocked. She was hurt that Emily had felt no regret for what she had done.
Emily met Luke at the door and said to him, “Go pacify her, Luke; whatever you need to say to her, say it.”
“I don’t want her spoiling this for us; it was your idea to keep dating her all this time, so go fix it,” she added as she returned to the party.
Seeing her standing at the end of the hall, Luke ran to her.
“Ellen, let me explain,” he told her, touching her shoulders.
“I do not need your explanation; I just need you to answer one question: how long has this been going on?” she asked him.
Flipping a hand through his hair, his frustration was evident as he replied, "Ellen, please, let's not do this.”
“Drop the act, goddammit, and answer the fucking question!” Ellen yelled.
Resigned to his fate, he yelled back at her, “A year, okay!"
"There you have it. Are you satisfied now?"
Ellen staggered at his answer: How has she been that gullible and blind? They had deceived her for this long, and she had not noticed.
“One year! A whole fucking year!” she shouted. “You betrayed me with my best friend”.
When they got home, Anabel watched in admiration as Desmond unloaded her bags one by one. He had told her not to touch anything. There was something deeply comforting in the way he insisted on doing it all himself. It was as if carrying her luggage was his way of carrying her heart back into their shared life. Once everything was inside, Desmond led her through the familiar hallway, past the living room, and up the stairs to their bedroom. Anabel’s heart beat faster with every step. She hadn’t been in this space for months. Not since everything fell apart. She didn’t know what to expect. But when Desmond opened the door and stepped aside to let her in, her breath caught in her throat. The room was exactly as she had left it. The soft cream curtains are still hung by the windows. Her favorite throw blanket was folded neatly at the foot of the bed. The books on her nightstand seemed untouched, still stacked in the same order. She didn't take anyone when she left. And on the dresse
After the joyful occasion, Anabel returned to her room, packed her bags, and brought them downstairs. Jethro met her at the door and took the luggage from her hands. “Let me help you with that,” he said and took them from her, then headed toward Desmond’s car parked in the driveway. Desmond was still talking with Anabel's mother. When he was done, he took Anabel's hand and led her out to the front passenger seat. “Your throne awaits,” he said with a playful grin, opening the door for her. Anabel laughed softly and stepped in, settling into the seat with a content sigh. Behind them, Mrs. Elizabeth and Bella climbed into the back seat, chatting quietly, still glowing from the evening’s joy. Desmond closed the door, walked around to the driver’s side, and slid in behind the wheel. As the engine purred to life, Anabel’s family stood at the entrance, waving them off. Sir Orton, Lady Orton, and Jethro smiled and waved until the car disappeared out of their sight. The drive began smoot
“Now,” Sir Orton began again, “before we move on to the feast, there’s something I want to ask, something we all want to hear.” The room became silent, and Anabel, along with Desmond, looked up in curiosity. Sir Orton turned to her with a serious gaze. “Anabel, my only daughter… Do you truly want to accept Desmond again? Do you want to marry him? Not out of pressure, not out of nostalgia, but from your heart?” All eyes turned to her, and the room held its breath. Anabel’s lips curved into a gentle smile. She turned her head slowly to look at Desmond, who was already watching her with eyes full of love. There was no hesitation in her gaze, no doubt in her heart. “I love him,” she said. “I’ve loved him through the pain, through the silence, through the distance. And yes… I will marry him again and again.” A collective sigh of joy swept through the room. Desmond’s heart swelled, his eyes glistening with emotion. He reached for her hand across the table and held it tightly. Sir Orto
Just then, Sir Orton and his wife entered the room, followed by Jethro. Sir Orton wore black trousers and a white shirt. “Ah, Desmond,” Sir Orton said, extending his hand. “It’s good to see you again. And… who are they? Your mom and sister?" "Exactly. They are my family. I know you haven't met them before." They exchanged greetings, handshakes, and warm embraces. Both families were very happy to see each other. Once everyone was seated, Sir Orton cleared his throat gently and began to speak. “I must say,” he began with a calm voice, “this is a day I have looked forward to for a long time. Seeing both families gathered here, not in tension or misunderstanding, but in peace and joy. It fills my heart with joy. It gardens me.” He turned to Desmond and Anabel. “When two people find their way back to each other after walking through fire, it means their bond is stronger than ever. I’ve watched my daughter grow through pain, and I’ve seen the little change in you, Desmond. This reuni
His mother finally showed up and paused when she saw him fidgeting. “Relax, Desmond,” she said with a knowing smile. “You will get there. And everything will go well.” “I know, Mom,” he said, standing up. “I just… I want this to be perfect.” She walked over and straightened the collar of his blazer. “It already is. You have done the hard part. You have won her heart again. Today is just a celebration of that.” She said, and he smiled, grateful for her assurance. A few minutes later, Bella showed up, heels clicking against the tiled floor. “Okay, okay, I’m ready!” she said, grabbing her purse from the couch. “Alright, let’s go before Desmond wears a hole in the floor.” The mom said, and they chuckled and made their way out. As they stepped out of the house and into the car, Desmond took a deep breath. The road ahead wasn’t just a drive, It was a journey back to where his heart had always belonged. At Anabel’s house, the atmosphere was filled with anticipation and exciteme
Her hands trembled. “No… no, this wasn’t here. You added this. This wasn’t the version he gave to me!” She complained, and the lawyer shook his head. “These are the exact papers he showed you. It’s in the system. It’s been notarized and filed. You signed it. You agreed to it.” The DPO stepped forward. “You have three minutes to gather your personal belongings and leave the premises.” Stacey’s eyes widened as the pieces fell into place. She turned to Jethro, stunned. “You… you planned this?” "I gave you a chance, Stella. I told her you will regret it, but you didn’t believe me. I'm here to have my company back. Take your personal belongings and leave." Stella’s voice cracked as she pleaded, “Jethro, please. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to—” But he didn’t flinch. “You think you can use me. You tried to take what wasn’t yours. Now it’s time to go.” With tears in her eyes, Stella gathered her things and walked out, her head bowed in shame. Once she was gone, Jethro turned to Sta


















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