The CEO's Secret Twins

Arghhh...!" A girl screamed before her body bounced off and fell onto the asphalt. Her small body lay sprawled and covered in blood. Thankfully, the bag she was carrying propped up her head, but the child made no moans or cries. "You hit a kid, Boss." William witnessed the little girl being thrown clear. A man in a white shirt exited the car hurriedly, his breath ragged when he saw the little girl lying there, covered in blood. The man who came out of the car's left side just muttered to himself when he saw the little girl his boss had hit. 'Alana.' The man called "Boss" carried Alana's body. "Willy, you drive. Fast!" Henry ordered before getting into the car. "Okay, boss." William drove rapidly through the city streets. Luckily, the road wasn't jammed, even though it was busy with vehicles; the traffic was smooth. Henry, the CEO of BARA Corporation, still looks young and handsome at thirty. He kept looking at the face of the child, who was weak and helpless in his arms due to h

"We'll talk outside," Amanda said. She rose from her seat, tucking Alana's blanket up to ensure the child wouldn't get cold before she left. Amanda then led the way out, followed by Henry. She had deliberately chosen to speak outside so Alana wouldn't wake up and overhear their conversation—especially since the discussion was about her. They walked to a hospital garden just behind Alana's ward. Amanda sat on a park bench. Henry remained standing for a moment, knowing his ex-wife would likely shift away if he dared to sit close. "Manda, answer my question honestly!" Henry's voice was tight. "Is Alana my daughter?" he asked again, echoing the many times he'd already asked it, hoping for a different answer this time. Amanda paused, letting out a rough exhale before answering firmly. "She's not your daughter!" she confirmed once more. "She is my daughter!" "She is our child, Manda. Alana is mine and yours, isn't she?" Henry pleaded, desperately wishing for confirmation. "Can't you un

Henry pressed the button on the bed to call the doctor. He panicked when Alana regained consciousness, her hysterical cries filling the private room. He was consumed by worry, thinking that Alana had been seriously injured in the accident. Though the child had darted into the middle of the road—it wasn't entirely his fault—Henry knew he couldn't simply walk away from the responsibility. The bitter irony wasn't lost on him: his act of responsibility had now trapped him once more with a ghost from his past love. After a short wait, the doctor arrived and immediately examined Alana. "I've given her some medication; she'll be calm and wake up soon," the doctor said. "It's best if someone close to the patient takes care of her. When she wakes up, a familiar face will prevent her from becoming hysterical again." "Yes, Doctor. Thank you very much," Henry said before the man in the white coat left Alana's room. After some time, William, Henry's assistant, entered the infirmary, having just

Henry reminds Sonya of the truth of the relationship that brought them together. Their arranged marriage is not just limited to business.Sonya realizes that Henry's love for her is sincere. Sonya felt it was easy to approach Henry after Amanda's absence, but in reality, Henry still had no desire to remarry after six years of divorce. "Annoying!" Sonya was angry at Henry's treatment of her. The woman got up and looked sharply at her lover.Instead of being scared after Henry's anger, Sonya challenged Henry. She was sure that her fiancé would do everything his mother said. And that's why she will continue to approach her future in-laws."Why are you angry? I should be angry because you've gone too far." Henry threw up his hands. "Give me back my cell phone!"Henry was dumbfounded at the woman in front of him. Instead of apologizing, she was angry.'She is very different from Amanda. Very different,' Henry thought.Sonya returned Henry's cell phone, which she had taken from him. "You're

Henry could only mumble after his fiancée left. He couldn't possibly tell Sonya that he would pursue his love again.He would do it quietly, and Henry planned to start a closer relationship with Amanda without his family knowing.Although Amanda repeatedly said she was married again, Henry didn't seem to care about his ex-wife's current status."Amanda is much better than any woman. Her only mistake was betraying me, but I only hate her with my mouth. Deep down, I still love you very much, Amanda."Henry leaned back and closed his eyes. 'What you did to me was very painful, but why does my love for you not diminish one bit,' Henry thought.Looking back, it hurt Henry to know that the woman he loved so much had betrayed his love. But strangely enough, despite being separated for almost six years, he still loved his ex-wife very much.Henry straightened his seat and looked back. "You're a very troublesome woman, Sonya," Henry said when he saw his fiancée's belongings still in the car.He