LOGINFor three years, Angelina Sandore believed her love for Axton Almero could survive anything. Until a medical report destroyed her life—Angelina was declared infertile and cast out by the Almero family. Axton even brought another woman home to replace her. But everything changed when Angelina discovered the report was fake and that she was actually pregnant. Sadly, the endless pressure and humiliation caused her to lose the baby she loved so dearly. When her life reached the edge of despair, a mysterious man named Hans Derox saved her. Now, Angelina returns not as the weak wife they once destroyed, but as a woman determined to ruin the Almero family and make them regret everything for the rest of their lives.
View More"Your time is up, Angelina Sandore, to become Mrs. Axton Barayev Almero!" The loud voice came from Mrs. Evelyn Almero, the old woman who was now pointing to the right where Angelina, the daughter-in-law, stood.
The situation in the living room was tense when Angelina's secret was revealed. For two weeks, she had been hiding something from her husband's family. The big secret was written on a piece of paper from one of the major hospitals that showed she could not have children. The evidence was in Evelyn's right hand. She crumpled the paper tightly until it was round, then threw it right in front of Angelina's face. "All this time, you deceived us all! No wonder that after three years of marriage, my son was not blessed with offspring! It turns out that your womb is defective!" Evelyn scolded her daughter-in-law. "Mother, forgive me!" Angelina tried to approach Evelyn, but her steps stopped when her mother-in-law's gaze was full of hatred. "I'll call Axton. He must know about his wife's lies!" Evelyn picked up her cell phone, swiping quickly at the screen. "Mom, please don't call Axton," Angelina said, reflexively pulling Evelyn's hand until the phone almost fell. "Idiot!" Evelyn's eyes widened sharply at Angelina. "Please don't tell him. I can explain everything. Please, Mom!" Angelina's palms were clasped together, begging her mother-in-law to keep her secret. But apparently, that unlucky day had arrived for Angelina. The sound of a car rumbling outside the house signaled that Axton-her husband-had returned from Evelyn's family-owned company. "See? Axton is home! You'll be kicked out of this house in no time!" Evelyn smiled wryly. Angelina looked down. Her heart was racing. She thought of ways to keep Axton from getting angry with her. She could already imagine how disappointed Axton would be if he heard her mother-in-law's complaints. The tall, wide door opened. Axton walked into the living room. His forehead wrinkled slightly when he found his wife and mother there. Axton looked at the faces of the two women in turn. "Mom, Angelina, what happened?" Axton asked. Evelyn walked over to her son, standing at eye level with Axton, who was still carrying his briefcase, while Angelina, filled with a sense of dread, looked at her husband. "Right now, you should divorce Angelina and throw this useless woman out, Axton!" ordered Evelyn, pointing at Angelina. "What does that mean, Mommy?" Axton looked confused. "Angelina has lied to all of us! She has lied to the Almero family!" said Evelyn in a loud voice. "Lied to? Explain; I don't understand," said Axton, unable to grasp where his mother was going. "All this time, Angelina has been deliberately hiding the truth that her womb is defective! She will not be able to provide offspring for the Almero family's successor!" Of course, Evelyn's explanation surprised Axton. His sharp eyes were fixed on Angelina, then moved to the floor where the round paper was lying under Angelina's feet. "Is that so, Angelina?" Axton cast a questioning gaze at his wife. Angelina was nervous, unable to explain why. If she told Axton the truth at that very moment, her marriage would be ruined. If her marriage was destroyed, Angelina's life would also be ruined, leaving her stranded on the streets. Angelina didn't want that to happen. She couldn't be discarded by the Almero family. She had to defend her marriage. "Answer, Angelina! What Mom said is all true!" Axton's voice began to rise. "I'm sorry, Axton. I... can explain everything," Angelina said in a trembling voice. "Are you not going to be able to give me offspring?!" Axton asked sternly. Axton clenched his hands into fists, his teeth chattering with anger. Angelina stepped in front of him and then knelt at his feet. "Axton, don't hate me," she said, looking down. "I know I was wrong. I'm sorry I did that stupid thing. I was afraid you wouldn't love me anymore." "Don't give her any mercy, Axton! She's a poor, ignorant woman! She doesn't deserve to be your wife. She doesn't deserve to be part of the highly esteemed Almero family! How will people out there judge? A noble daughter-in-law can't produce offspring? Shame on you!" said Evelyn, fed up with seeing Angelina clutching Axton's feet, which were still clad in dress shoes, begging for pity. Axton bent his body, firmly gripping Angelina's wrists as he pulled her to her feet. Angelina grimaced with pain. "Do you know the consequences if you dare to play with me, Angelina?" The baritone voice sounded sinister. "Get out of my house right now!" Axton yelled right in front of his wife's face. "I'm not leaving!" snapped Angelina. Axton's anger peaked. He dragged Angelina roughly, walking quickly as he brought her towards the main door. "Axton, please! I love you so much!" "Six years of your life. Don't you remember our sweet memories?" Angelina was still trying to hold on in the last seconds before she was completely dumped by the Almero family. "Don't mind her talk! That woman doesn't deserve to be with you, Axton!" said Evelyn, anxious about Angelina, who was still persistent. "Please, Axton. Please...!" The sound of Angelina's moaning did not discourage Axton from throwing his wife's thin body onto the porch. Angelina fell to the floor. Axton and Evelyn stood side by side, looking down at the floor with contempt for a woman who could not have offspring. Angelina was disposed of like a carcass that smelled, as if something disgusting must be destroyed immediately. "You've dared to lie to me all these years! Now bear the consequences!" Axton grumbled, not feeling sorry for his wife at all. With her face flushed with tears, Angelina replied, "But I'm still your wife, Axton!" "Anyone who dares to deceive me is my enemy!" Axton said.Inside his dimly lit room, Axton paced back and forth like a lion trapped in a cage. His breathing was heavy, his chest tight with the storm of emotions raging inside him. Downstairs, his mother was still laughing happily in front of the television, celebrating Angelina’s suffering without realizing that death itself was sleeping under their roof tonight.Axton stared at the screen of his phone. His fingers trembled, yet his eyes radiated a determination that had suddenly crystallized. Enough was enough. He was tired of being a slave to a devil-hearted man who had used his hatred to destroy the Derox Family all this time. He wanted freedom, even if the price was the greatest betrayal of all.With one press, he dialed the number he had avoided the most tonight.Hans Derox’s number.The call connected on the third ring. The voice on the other end sounded cold, sharp, and full of threat.“Who is this? If this is some prank call, then you picked the wrong person to play with tonight,” Han
The night grew deeper, yet the atmosphere in every corner of the city only became more terrifying. Blue rotating lights from police patrol cars sliced through the darkness at every major intersection. Iron barricades had been erected, forcing every vehicle to slow down and undergo extremely strict inspections.Inside a narrow, shadowy alley beside the crumbling brick wall of an abandoned old house, Baron Cross tightened his black coat around himself. His breathing was ragged, leaving faint vapor in the cold air. The traces of gunpowder on his palms had not even been properly cleaned yet.“Damn it! Carlos has truly gone insane!” Baron Cross cursed under his breath. His sharp eyes darted toward the main road, where rows of police officers were inspecting drivers one by one. “Locking down the entire city just because a chandelier shattered? He’s completely lost his mind!”Baron Cross knew very well that he had reached a dead end. Using the usual routes tonight would be the same as handin
Thin wisps of gunpowder smoke still drifted through the ballroom, which now lay in ruins. The hysterical screams of the guests slowly faded as the Derox family’s security team formed a tight barricade around the area.Mr. Carlos stepped forward into the center of the room, his face as calm as still water, yet his eyes gleamed with a deadly light. He turned toward Paul.“Make sure all the guests are evacuated to a safe area. Not a single one of them is allowed to get hurt,” Mr. Carlos ordered, his voice deep and filled with authority.“Yes, Master. The medical and security teams have already secured the evacuation routes,” Paul replied promptly.Mr. Carlos slipped a hand inside his expensive tuxedo. From beneath the silk fabric, he pulled out a jet-black semi-automatic pistol. A weapon he had prepared even before fastening his bow tie tonight.“Contact all reserve units. Lock this hotel down. I want every inch of this building searched. That intruder must not leave this place alive,” M
Mrs. Wilona wasted no time. Before dawn had even broken, she already had her phone pressed to her ear, contacting the manager of the most prestigious five-star hotel in the capital city.“Mommy, please listen to me first,” Angelina interrupted softly, hesitantly touching her future mother-in-law’s arm. “Wouldn’t it be better if we kept the event simple? Just a family dinner, without a huge party. I… I just don’t want to create too much commotion.”Mrs. Wilona lowered her phone for a moment, then looked at Angelina with an affectionate yet amused gaze.“Simple? Oh, absolutely not, My Dear,” Mrs. Wilona replied firmly but gently. “You are the only future daughter-in-law of the Derox family. Hans’s wedding is a moment we have been waiting for our entire lives. Let Mommy handle everything, alright? Your only job is to look beautiful and be happy.”That very night, both the virtual world and reality were thrown into chaos. Without warning, every private television station broadcast breakin
“Say it, Moreen! ANSWER ME!”Axton’s roar thundered through the room, the echo of his voice seeming powerful enough to tear apart the walls of the minimalist house. One of his hands gripped Moreen’s jaw so tightly that she winced in pain. His eyes were bloodshot, clouded with rage, while the veins
If Angelina had once been pregnant with his child...Axton clenched the sheet of paper until it crumpled in his grasp. His mind spun rapidly, trying to connect this new fact with the memories of the past. Another memory struck him like an iron hammer. Several months before their divorce, his mother
The atmosphere inside the luxurious sedan cabin felt incredibly silent, a sharp contrast to the storm of emotions that had just erupted in the corridor of The Glasshouse. Hans gripped the steering wheel tightly, his eyes fixed on the Jakarta streets that were beginning to empty out, yet the tension
The gentle splashing of the mini fountain in the corner of The Glasshouse did nothing to cool the tense atmosphere surrounding table number twelve. Axton sat with his back perfectly straight, yet his intertwined fingers resting on the table continued to move restlessly. Every time the café’s glass d












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