LOGINAria Blackstone spent three years praying for a miracle. The day she finally saw two red lines, she thought her life was complete. Instead, it ended. Dragged out of her husband’s mansion. Accused of trying to kill another woman’s child. Humiliated. Thrown away like nothing. And on a cold, lonely roadside… Aria lost the baby she had begged the universe for. Her husband never looked back. But someone else did. Aiden Blackstone... Gabriel’s estranged and untouchable billionaire stepbrother. A man who should have hated her. A man she barely noticed standing in the shadows of her broken marriage. A man who carried her bleeding body into his hospital… and into a world she never knew she deserved. With nowhere left to go, Aria must rebuild her shattered life inside Aiden’s mansion, unaware she is stepping straight into the heart of a man who has silently watched her fall apart for years. Gabriel wants her back. Aiden wants her safe. And Aria must choose between the billionaire who destroyed her… and the billionaire who saved her.
View MoreAiden carried Aria into the hospital with swift urgency. Nurses rushed toward him the moment they saw who he was. Orders were given quickly. A room was prepared instantly. Aria didn’t even feel the bed under her until Aiden lowered her gently onto it.Her eyes fluttered as Dr. Hale walked in, his expression shocked. “Ms. Blackstone, why would you discharge yourself? Do you want my license taken? Mr. Aiden has been furious since you disappeared.”Aiden stood near the foot of the bed, arms crossed, his expression dark enough to silence the entire room. Aria could barely meet his eyes.Dr. Hale worked in silence for several minutes, checking her vitals, examining her abdomen, reading her blood results. Her bleeding had slowed, but her body was still weak, fragile, and vulnerable.“You need at least two more days of monitoring,” Dr. Hale said. “Your body hasn’t fully recovered. You were not supposed to be walking anywhere alone.”Aria nodded weakly. There was no fight left in her.Aiden r
Two days later, Aria stood at the nurses’ station, signing her discharge papers with a trembling hand. Her fingers felt weak, her body still sore from the bleeding and cramps that hadn’t fully stopped. The nurse offered to call someone to pick her up, but Aria shook her head.“There’s no one,” she said quietly.She walked out of the hospital slowly, her steps unsteady. The cold air stung her skin. She had nowhere to go. Nowhere to return to. Her mind drifted to the life she used to have, the one she had built around Gabriel without realizing she was building it on sand.They met in college.He chose her.He married her right after graduation.She became his wife his full-time wife with no career, no income, no savings of her own. Everything she touched belonged to him. Every bill was paid with his money. Every choice she made depended on whether it fit into his life.Now the marriage was gone, and she had nothing of her own.“I have no one,” she whispered as she stepped onto the road.
Sienna lay curled on her side, her shoulders shaking softly as she cried into her pillow. The dim light in the room cast long shadows across the bed, catching the way she kept wiping tears that didn’t seem to fully fall. Her sobs were quiet, almost too quiet, but constant enough to make the room feel heavy.Gabriel sat beside her, elbows on his knees, his face tight with frustration and something that looked like guilt. His hand rubbed his forehead slowly, like he was trying to steady himself.“I didn’t mean it to happen this way,” she said quietly. “I never meant to tear the two of you apart. I know how much you loved her… how much you cared about her.”Sienna sniffed and turned her face just enough so he could see the wet shimmer on her cheeks. The moment his eyes met hers, she cried harder, covering half her face with one hand.Gabriel let out a breath, long and tired. “Why didn’t you tell me first, Sienna? Why tell Aria before me? Why let her direct her anger at you instead of me?
Aria woke with a sharp cry, her voice echoing through the hospital room. “My baby. My baby. Please.” Her hand flew to her stomach, desperate and shaking. The pain beneath her ribs hit her instantly, sharp enough to force her back against the mattress. A nurse rushed to her side. “Ma’am, calm down. You’re awake. You’re safe. Please stay still. I’ll call the doctor.” Aria’s breaths came in broken bursts. Her fingers clutched the fabric of the hospital gown as if she could hold the life she had already lost. The door opened again. The doctor hurried in and moved straight to her bed, adjusting monitors, checking her pulse, watching her face carefully. “Ms. Aria,” he said softly. “Look at me.” Aria lifted her eyes, heavy with fear. His expression told her everything before the words came. “I’m very sorry. You lost the baby.” Her entire body stilled. “We tried everything we could,” he continued quietly. “But the bleeding was too much. Your body went into shock.” Aria stared at h












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