Semua Bab Billionaire Alpha's Hidden Twins : Bab 41 - Bab 50

Aurora's Point Of ViewI turned and rushed towards the door, trying to put as much distance between us and get as far away from him. I could feel his eyes on me, following my every move as I rushed out of the office, barely able to breathe. My heart was pounding in my ears, and I felt like I might faint. Once inside the elevator, I pressed my back against the cold wall and inhaled deeply. How could I have let that happen? No doubt, I appeared weak and pathetic when I should have been stronger. I resisted him but now, all I could feel was regret and shame.He had gotten closer and I had let him touch me.... Oh God, my panties! My body tensed and my face turned red, as I tried to hold back tears. I wished I could disappear, run away from the awkward situation, and escape the feelings of shame and regret that were bubbling up inside me. "Aurora, are you okay?" Ruby, a colleague, asked immediately after I stepped out of the elevator and onto the ground floor. "I wish""You look flushed

Crystal's Point Of View"I wouldn't be able to take you home today. I have a last minute engagement," Eduardo told me. I went into his office to tell him I was clocking out. It was already 4p.m and I was very tired. Today drained me. "I'll just get a cab." I told him. "No, the chauffeur will come pick you up," There was no point arguing with him so I just nodded. I turned to leave but I stopped at the door. I turned and found him staring at me. I did not know why I stopped. I had to say something or it would seem very awkward. "Um... is it a meeting?" I asked him and he raised a quizzical brow. "Your... the last minute engagement I mean." Why did I ask that?!"Oh. I have dinner with my mother." He replied and I nodded before leaving. His mother, huh? I haven't crossed paths with his mother since I left five years ago. How was she now? How would she react when she sees me? Was she still in favour of her son marrying Serena? I scoffed. I had no reason to be thinking about this. I

Crystal's Point Of View"Mummy, someone at the door!" Eloise yelled. "Coming, baby," I put off my gloves and walked to the living room where I saw Dexter by the door. "Get away from the door, Dexter." I carried him out of the way and I opened the door, only to see who I wasn't expecting. "Ed... Eduardo?" "Good morning," he said and I batted my lashes in utmost confusion. "Um... come in?" I was unsure of what to say. I had questions but I couldn't start questioning him at the door. And it is quite chilly outside. He came in and the twins almost burst when joy when they saw him. "Uncle!" They squealed in unison and Eduardo picked them up. "I've been waiting for you," Dexter pouted."That is why I came as fast as I could." Eduardo said and Dexter giggled. He kissed Eloise's cheek and warmth enveloped my heart. He looked so... perfect with the kids. Oh what was I thinking about? He is my ex-husband! The one who broke my heart in the worst way possible! He turned to me and I quickly

Aurora's Point Of View"I was excited, waiting for you to come home for our wedding anniversary but you never did." I sobbed. "You two were together all night while I waited for you," "What are you saying?" "You know exactly what I mean! You left me for her!" "No, I didn't!" He yelled, "I didn't leave you for anyone, Aurora!" My chest rose and fell heavily as I tried to register what he said. I opened my mouth to counter but he stepped forward and said again, "I. Didn't. Leave. You. For. Anyone," he repeated, making sure to stress every word to get his point across. "I saw the picture," I managed to say. "Of you two. You and Serena..." "Wait, what? Serena?" I nodded slowly. "Yeah. You were with her all night." He sighed exasperatedly as he ran his fingers throughout his silk black hair. He stared at me in disbelief, making me feel like I was overreacting. "That night..." he began, "I was on a business trip like I told you. Serena was heavily fatigued so she said she wanted to

Aurora's Point Of View I rushed into the bathroom, my heart racing wildly. I pushed myself against the sink and drowned my face in cold water. My breathing was ragged as I struggled to stay on my feet. I staggered into one of the toilets and leaned against the door, trying to steady my breath. My skin stung and my clothes felt like thorns against it. I leaned against the cool metal of the bathroom stall, my body trembling uncontrollably. My heat had reached its peak, and I could feel the overwhelming pressure building in every inch of me. The cold water had done nothing to calm the fire raging inside. It only seemed to make the discomfort more intense, my skin sensitive to even the faintest touch of fabric. I bit down on my lip to suppress the whimper that threatened to escape. I couldn’t let anyone hear me like this—not in the middle of the workday. Not when Eduardo was just down the hall, his scent still lingering in the air, making everything worse. It was as if his presence tri