Todos os capítulos de A Second Life With The Billionaire : Capítulo 111 - Capítulo 120

“You don’t love, you don’t need me, you don’t need the baby,” Luna repeated Justin’s words from six years ago word for word, “and you never will.” Even now, her throat burned as she said the words. She looked at Justin, they were in the kitchen, both seated on opposite sides of the countertop. It was night, Justin had come back from work some thirty minutes ago, and Luna from the funeral of Mr. Reese. Maybe it was the passing on of a life, and the message it brought to home of how short life really was, or maybe she was just tired of it all, whatever it was, Luna had finally reached her breaking point. That was how she thought of it. She had finally gotten to the point where she didn’t want to keep it in anymore, where she didn’t care about anything anymore. Not of seeing herself as weak if she talked about her hurt, or about giving Justin ammunition over her by revealing how much his indifference had hurt her. She didn’t care about any of it anymore, she just wanted to alleviat

“Lied to me?” Luna asked. Justin looked at her. “Lied to you,” he confirmed. “I didn’t mean any of those things that I said to you that day. Not a single one.” Before Luna’s instantly pounding heart could get further out of control, Justin’s next words settled it. “I am not saying I was in love with you,” he said, “I didn’t allow myself to feel it, more accurately. I made sure to not allow myself feel anything towards you, because of the same reason that I couldn’t accept your love.” Luna was itching at this point to ask what the reason was, but she refrained from doing so. Justin had to tell it himself, in fact, he was going to. She could see it in his eyes, he was leading up to it, she just had to give him time. But she was antsy. “And the reason has to do with your dad,” Justin continued. He sighed again and ran his hand through his hair this time. Following Justin’s words, and watching him, Luna suddenly wasn’t sure she wanted to hear the reason anymore. “You were to

Two days later, Luna was in her office again. She shut down her laptop and stood up from her chair, it was already closing time, most of her employees would have left already. Luna felt she had put in a good day today as she packed up her things from her desk, she turned out the light from the lamp on her desk. Maintenance would do the rest when they turned off all the lights in the entire building. Today had been a really good day, Luna thought to herself as she checked around her office to make sure she hadn’t left anything behind. Very productive, efficient and a lot of good work done. She took joy in that. But she was paying the price in the back pain she was even now starting to feel in her lower back. Luna touched a hand to it, the back pains were getting more frequent with each day. She frowned, she couldn’t start agreeing with Justin that it was already time to cut back on work now, could she? And Justin must not even know about the back pains, because he would just blow

The door slammed in her face, Luna remained where she was, the pain holding her still. She stared at the door, out at the loud pouring rain that had now swallowed the sound of Ashley’s footsteps. Also effectively cutting out the sound of her scream at the same time. Luna glanced down at her stomach, back at the closed door. Her fingers tightened around the phone in her hand as the pain gripped her. Her face contorted in pain. “Oooh,” she grimaced, she felt like her stomach was tightening within her. And then the fear came. She was going to lose her baby. The thought sent alarming rings to her head. She was going to lose her baby, she thought, panicked. “Oh God, oh God, oh God,” she cried. Her head suddenly felt light, and she almost felt like she was going to faint. Luna knew then that she would have to get herself together, she couldn’t allow her mind to freak her out this way. If she did, she would not be able to function properly, she would not be able to do what she ne

“What does that mean?” Justin asked immediately. Dr. Gina looked between the two of them with concerned eyes. “Your cervix wasn’t strong enough to begin with, you know this,” she added, looking at Luna. Luna swallowed, she nodded, her hand tightened in Justin’s. “I know.” Dr. Gina nodded. “Well, because of the stress that caused the scare, stress that I’m assuming has been occurring in the past few days or something. Am I right?” Dr. Gina paused, she looked between the two of them, waiting for an answer. And then she looked at Luna. Luna closed her eyes and opened them again. She sighed. “I guess I have been stressed from work and stuff these past few days, just these past few days,” she added, looking up at Justin, whose hand had tightened on hers a little bit at her confession. A muscle ticked in his jaw, and his face clearly said he didn’t like what he was hearing. Dr. Gina talked before Justin’s piercing look could sear Luna’s skin. “Yeah, I guessed as much,” she sai