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Chapter 191: Mom! Play with me?
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The Unwanted Wife Chapter 191: Mom! Play with me?
Then, as if he had been holding the thought for a while, Uncle turned slightly toward me. “I also heard there’s been… talk. About your surname.”I nodded slowly, not even flinching. “There’s truth to it.”He didn’t push, just waited. I looked down at the carton of juice in my hand and took a deep breath.“I’m planning to go back to New York. To take care of it. Clear everything. Once and for all.”His eyebrows rose slightly, clearly surprised. “Alone?”“I need to do it myself,” I said, firmer this time. “I pondered about it overnight. This is about me. My name. So, I think it's better to face this alone”He chuckled, “Phoenix and Alaric would lose their minds when they learned that”“I bet they will”Uncle Alvaro leaned back, his expression thoughtful but soft. He stayed quiet for a moment, then looked at me again. “Are you ready to face Regan?”“I am,” I said, without hesitation. “I’m not the same girl he left behind.”The corners of his lips pulled into a proud smirk. “I know you’re
The Unwanted Wife Chapter 190: Saturday
The late afternoon sun spilled lazily across the worn bricks of Hope Orphanage, casting shadows on the open courtyard. Laughter rang through the air — not the forced kind, but the real, loud, unfiltered joy only kids could manage.Atticus was in the center of it all, kneeling in the grass with his black shirt half untucked, his cheeks flushed, and his shoes already scuffed. He didn’t care. He was too busy showing a group of boys how to fold paper airplanes, one hand holding up a crooked wing while the other demonstrated his technique. All around him, the other children were busy with their own worlds — chasing bubbles, playing tag, crowding the magician who was currently pulling what looked like a ribbon of socks out of his sleeve.I sat on one of the benches near the edge of the courtyard, sipping juice out of a paper cup. Saturday family bonding, they said. Only instead of dinner at some fancy restaurant or a weekend in Napa, we ended up here. I wasn’t mad about it.Phoenix was lean
The Unwanted Wife Chapter 189: The Truth About Her Life
Alaric’s footsteps were quiet as he carried Atticus up the stairs, one arm tucked beneath the boy’s knees, the other braced gently across his back. Atticus was still completely out — cheek smushed against Alaric’s shoulder, mouth parted slightly, small fingers twitching now and then like he was chasing something in a dream.I trailed a few steps behind, close enough to watch but far enough to let them have their little moment. When we reached the bedroom, Alaric leaned his shoulder carefully against the door to nudge it open, then stepped inside.I reached for the wall panel, pressing the dimmer switch. Warm light slowly flooded the room. Atticus’s bedroom was big. Almost absurdly so for a six-year-old. The walls were painted a muted forest green with intricate crown molding and tall arched windows framed with linen drapes. Near the corner, a floor-to-ceiling built-in shelf housed neat rows of hardbound storybooks and collectible models.A plush navy area rug sprawled across most of t
The Unwanted Wife Chapter 188: Atti
By the time we pulled up to the estate, Atticus was fast asleep in the back seat, head tilted toward the window, token card still clutched in one hand like it was treasure. Alex stepped out first, stretching his arms over his head before opening the back door. He leaned in gently, moving with the kind of ease that only came from years of familiarity, and scooped Atticus into his arms without waking him. “He’s getting heavier,” Alex muttered, carefully adjusting Atticus’s legs as he straightened. “That’s because people in the house and you are such a good cook,” I said, holding the door open for him. He smirked, stepping toward me, and gently transferred Atticus into my arms. I tucked Atticus’s head against my shoulder, his soft breathing warm against my neck. Alex didn’t move right away. He looked at me — not casually. Not teasing. “About earlier” I held Atticus tighter. “Hmm?” “You okay?” I nodded, slowly. “I’m just… surprised, that’s all” Alex exhaled. “You’re doing great, A
The Unwanted Wife Chapter 187: Far Away
“Can we go to the arcade now?” Atticus asked as we exited the shop, holding the bag.“Yup, we can” I looked at Alex expectantly if he was good at it.Alex grinned. “Why not? I can crush him at racing games again.”Atticus ran straight for the basketball shootout while Alex exchanged tokens and handed me a small pack of tickets like I’d actually use them. I sat on one of the benches by the entrance, watching them from a distance. Alex pretending to lose. Atticus grinning like he ruled the world every time he scored.The sounds of the arcade pulsed all around — music blaring from dance machines, the clatter of tokens dropping into slots, children yelling, lights flashing. I was watching Atticus play, or at least, I thought I was. But something in his posture shifted. He had wandered just a few steps away from the racing machines and stopped near a claw crane game, his eyes no longer on the tokens in his hand, but on something… someone.I followed his gaze.A few feet away, a father and
The Unwanted Wife Chapter 186: Can We Do That?
We all slid into the leather seats, Atticus climbing into the back and immediately pulling out the children’s chapter book he’d been obsessed with all weeks. I could already hear the pages flipping as he settled in, legs crossed like a little professor.I glanced over as Alex started the engine, the quiet hum of power filling the cabin. The car ride was smooth, the city passing by in blurs of late-afternoon light. Atticus was quiet in the back, mouthing words as he read, fully immersed.I glanced sideways at Alex.“So…” I started, drawing the word out just enough to make him glance at me suspiciously.“So…?”“Phoenix’s back from her trip.”“Mm-hmm.” He kept his eyes on the road.“And I think before she left, someone,” I continued, casually picking lint off my sleeve, “that someone still owes her dinner.”A beat of silence. Just the faint sound of a page turning in the back seat.“Did she also tell you she threw her drink at me the last time we were in the same room?” Alex asked, not m
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