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CHAPTER 30- THE SECOND COLLAPSE
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THE MISTAKEN MISTRESS CHAPTER 32- HOPE
Jane's POV Jane stirred awake to a gentle kind of silence, one that felt like a comforting blanket. No beeping machines, no hurried footsteps, and no heavy breathing next to her, just pure, soothing quiet. It took a moment for her to realize that she wasn’t back in her apartment, far from the chaos that had engulfed her life. Instead, she found herself in Williams’ guest room, wrapped snugly in a duvet that had the delicate scent of clean cotton mixed with something warm, perhaps him. As her eyes adjusted, she noticed the sunlight streaming through the blinds, casting soft golden lines on the wall. She blinked, her mind still hazy from the whirlwind of emotions the night before: the panic attack, the rushing tears, and Williams carrying her out of the hospital as if she were weightless. His voice echoed in her mind, reassuring her, “You’re safe. I’ve got you.” She swallowed hard, her chest constricting at the memory, though it wasn’t fear that tightened her heart. It was some
THE MISTAKEN MISTRESS CHAPTER 31- VULNERABLE MOMENT
Jane's POV The drive from the hospital was enveloped in silence, an unsettling kind of quiet. It wasn’t the soothing kind; it felt instead like a weight settling heavily on my shoulders. I stared out the window, watching the city lights blur past, the world racing ahead while I felt trapped, unable to keep pace. My hands shook uncontrollably. I kept them nestled on my lap, hoping Williams wouldn’t notice, but of course, he did. He always does. He stayed silent, maybe unsure of what to say, or perhaps he feared that any words he offered would crack me open. Honestly, I was torn between the two possibilities. By the time we arrived at his home, my chest had tightened, and my breathing had turned shaky. He parked the car, stepped out, and opened the door for me with such gentleness that it felt as if I were made of glass. I loathed feeling so delicate. I hated that today exposed my vulnerability, revealing that I wasn’t as strong as I pretended to be. Once inside, the so
THE MISTAKEN MISTRESS CHAPTER 30- THE SECOND COLLAPSE
Jane's POV The harsh fluorescent lights of the hospital corridor clung to my vision long after we’d left. My mother kept insisting she was okay, downplaying her fall, telling us that we should head home and get some rest. But the tension in William’s jaw during the entire drive back told a different story. He didn’t buy any of it, and my own tightening chest confirmed he was right. He walked me to my apartment door in silence. Words weren’t necessary; the air around him was thick with an unspoken protectiveness that I couldn’t quite put a name to. “Text me when you’re inside,” he said softly. I nodded and stepped into my dimly lit apartment. It looked unchanged from when I left, yet everything felt off. The silence. The lingering scent of lavender that my mother adored. The slippers neatly placed by the couch. My heart ached. She wasn’t home yet, she had insisted on checking in with the nurses first. I told myself she’d be back soon. I tried to calm my raci
THE MISTAKEN MISTRESS CHAPTER 29- NEARLY SPOKEN
Jane's POV Ten minutes later, I found myself outside William's office door, my heart racing. I knocked once. “Come in,” he replied, his voice low and strained, as if he’d been walking in circles. I stepped inside. He was positioned by the large windows, hands tucked into his pockets, gazing out at the city as if he were contemplating some great challenge or destruction. “Close the door,” he instructed, still facing the view. I hesitated for just a moment before shutting it behind me. Suddenly, the room felt smaller. Warmer. Too quiet. When he finally turned to look at me, his face was neither cold nor furious. Instead, it was filled with conflict. Intense conflict. “Jane,” he started slowly, “I need to clarify a few things.” “Is this about last night?” I asked, my voice a whisper. “Yes.” He took a step closer to me. “It wasn’t coincidental,” he explained. “Your mother’s accident. The man I saw in the hallway. The warning I gave you in that building
THE MISTAKEN MISTRESS CHAPTER 28- A CHANGE IN THE AIR
Jane's POV Sleep eluded me. Not a single minute. How could I possibly rest after everything I’d experienced, everything I’d witnessed… and especially after the way William had held my hand, as if it was the only thing anchoring him? By sunrise, my eyelids felt like lead, and my mind was shrouded in a thick haze. But my mom needed me. And my job… that was still waiting for me. As I stepped outside the hospital, the brisk morning air hit my face, causing me to stop in my tracks. There was William, propped against his car. His sleeves were rolled up, and his hair was slightly disheveled, as if he hadn’t gotten any rest either. The moment our eyes met, he stood up straight. “You didn’t text me,” he remarked. “I didn’t want to disturb you,” I replied softly. “Don’t worry about that. You can reach out to me anytime.” His voice was gentle. Almost too gentle. It made my heart skip a beat. “I can grab a cab,” I replied, clutching my bag tightly. “Not a chance. You’
THE MISTAKEN MISTRESS CHAPTER 27- WHAT HE SAW IN HER EYES
Williams POV The nurse's words hung in the air even after she had left the room. Just ten more minutes. In ten minutes, Jane would have to leave her mother’s side once again, and I’d have to put on a brave face as if everything was fine. Jane entered the hospital room, her fingers grazing the door frame before she gently shut it behind her. Once she was inside, I finally let my emotions surface. My hands trembled. Not out of anger. But from hearing those men whisper her name as if it were a threat. I sank back down into my chair, resting my elbows on my knees and staring at the bare wall across from me. They weren’t supposed to show up here. They shouldn’t have spoken to me like that. And they definitely shouldn’t have known how much she meant to me. The reality was painfully clear: She shouldn’t matter to me this much. But, inexplicably, she did. My phone buzzed again. Regina Naturally. I let it go unanswered. The phone rang once more. I clenc
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