All Chapters of BRINGING MY WIFE BACK: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Chapter 011 – The JourneySeveral hours later, just as Alwyn had said, they arrived at the station and immediately boarded the private carriage that had been prepared for them. Atthy was stunned by the magnificent sight of the steam train before her. Never in her life had she seen one with her own eyes. Until now, her only knowledge of such machines came from the stories her father and grandfather used to tell, or the newspapers and books she had read.She couldn’t hide her awe and astonishment at the “Iron Serpent” towering before her. Its gleaming black exterior gave it an air of mystery and power that left her momentarily speechless.Seeing Atthy’s reaction, Alwyn, Randy, and the guards exchanged subtle glances, reminiscent of their first impression upon meeting her. Even so, they maintained their composure, careful not to let their surprise show too clearly, and continued to treat her with the utmost respect due to a noble lady—one who now appeared deeply captivated by a marvel of

Chapter 013: Doctor Sarah WindfoldHAHHHThe deep and heavy sigh from Alwyn caught Randy by surprise. He quickly turned to see his friend's face, filled with a rare expression of worry."Alwyn, what's wrong?" Randy asked, furrowing his brow, sensing an unusual tension in Alwyn's demeanor. "Your face... You look so worried. It's not like you, who’s usually so calm," he continued, bewildered."Lady Athaleyah... I don’t know what to do," Alwyn replied, his voice filled with frustration."Why?" Randy exclaimed, still puzzled. "Isn’t Lady usually trouble-free, except when she’s ill, but that’s not something we can control...""That’s the problem, Randy," Alwyn cut in, his expression darkening, his eyes filled with anxiety. "Lady has never complained, not even once! And it only makes me worry more seeing her condition become so confusing."Randy paused for a moment, trying to process his friend’s strange complaints. He hadn’t expected Alwyn, who had always appeared indifferent and unbothered

Chapter 015: Alwyn and HelenaAlwyn was engrossed in a pile of documents in his office when the door was knocked. "Come in," he said without turning around.Helena entered, quietly closing the door behind her. She gave Alwyn a nod in greeting. She saw the exhaustion on Alwyn's face, but his eyes still radiated sharp attention. "Lady Helena, I need the latest report on the distribution of winter supplies."Helena glanced at him, offering a faint smile. "Certainly, Sir Alwyn. I’ve brought it." She handed over a folder she had been carrying but paused, eyeing Alwyn for a moment before handing it over."Is there something you wish to discuss?" Alwyn asked, his tone calm, though it hinted that he sensed something unusual in Helena’s behavior.Helena nodded slightly. "It’s about Lady Athaleyah."Alwyn’s expression shifted slightly, though he tried to remain composed. "What do you have to say?"Helena placed the folder on the desk, folding her hands in front of her. "I know you’re thinking th

Chapter 017 Saihan Malaken and Count Kevin DravinaThe sound of hooves broke the silence of the forest. Duke Hugh Griffith’s entourage had left the Manor early in the morning, cutting through the mist that still hung over the valley. As the sun began to climb higher, the biting cold air grew sharper, slipping through every gap in their cloaks and clothing, as though testing their endurance. The rhythmic sound of hooves echoed through the silent forest, adding to the tension with every meter they traveled.Saihan, sitting beside Hugh, felt the oppressive silence begin to weigh on him. He tried to fill the empty space with light conversation, though his tone was far from serious.“Duke, isn’t it a shame?” he asked casually.“What do you mean?” Hugh responded without looking away, his attention still on the road ahead as he held his reins firmly.“Your beautiful wife, freshly made your wife, and now you leave her behind,” Saihan continued, purposely adding a touch of sarcasm to his words.

Chapter 019 Granthar 2After conducting his observations and receiving reports from Kevin and Saihan, Hugh decided to immediately devise concrete steps. The threat from an unclear enemy was becoming more palpable, and his forces had to be prepared for any eventuality. However, Hugh also knew that the growing anxiety among the soldiers could become an unforeseen weakness. If not addressed, it could prove to be a bigger threat than the external one they were facing.With firm steps, Hugh made his way to the command room. Inside, the commanders were discussing in low voices, talking about the readiness of the troops and the defensive measures to be taken. The moment Hugh entered the room, the atmosphere changed instantly. Everyone stood respectfully, but the tension was clearly visible on their faces."Your Grace, Duke Griffith," said one of the commanders, trying to hide the growing unease among them. "We have prepared the defense at the northern point, but there are concerns regarding