Todos os capítulos de The Alpha's Exclusive Nurse: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

EvaI couldn't shake off the feeling of unease in my mind, and that was because Lorenzo had blocked his mother on every platform - phone calls, messages, and social media. The thought sent a pang of sadness and worry through my chest.As I glanced at Lorenzo, his eyes met mine, sparkling with affection. "Is everything okay, sweetheart?" he asked, noticing my concern.Taking a deep breath, I broached the subject gently. "When are you going to unblock your mother?"His expression changed, his eyes narrowing slightly. "What's this about, Eva? I thought we'd settled this.""Please, you can't do this because of me," I implored, placing a hand on his arm. "It feels like you're cutting ties with your family because of our relationship. Blocking your own mother... it's too much."His jaw clenched. "She doesn't want me to be with you, Eva. She made that clear. What choice do I have?""But what if she's trying to reach you and can't?" I asked, letting out an exhausted sigh. "You're essentially

EvaAs the day progressed, the music grew livelier, and we danced under the setting sun. The atmosphere was electric, filled with the beat of the music and our shared joy.As the sun set and shadows lengthened, the celebration slowly came to an end. Guests bid us farewell, leaving us with fond memories of a day filled with love and happiness.The servants set to work, efficiently clearing the remnants of the grand event, their movements a testament to the tireless efforts that had gone into creating such a magical occasion.The garden, once alive with laughter and music, was now quiet, save for the soft rustling of the leaves as the gentle breeze swept through the trees.Lorenzo reached for my hand, intertwining our fingers, and together we strolled back towards the mansion. The silence that settled around us was serene, a stark contrast to the earlier revelry, yet no less enchanting.We made our way upstairs, our footsteps echoing softly through the now quiet halls, each step bringin

EvaFrom my seat on the bench, I watched Lorenzo as he ordered ice cream, admiring his strong physique and masculine structure.My heart swelled with affection, and a contented smile graced my lips. This man is mine, I mused, reveling in the warm glow of happiness that filled my chest.The sudden buzz of my phone interrupted my reverie, and I glanced at the screen – my sister Thelma's name flashing across the display. Curiosity mingled with concern, I answered the call."Hello, Thelma. Is everything alright?" I asked, my voice tinged with worry.Before I could register what was happening, a piercing scream reverberated through the phone, cutting off the call abruptly.A shiver ran down my spine as a chilling sense of foreboding settled over me. Something was amiss.With trembling fingers, I redialed Thelma's number, only to be met with the monotonous tone of a switched-off phone. Anxiety coiled tightly in my chest, constricting my breath.What could have happened? Was Thelma in harm's

Christopher I gulped whiskey straight from the bottle, feeling the burn as it coursed through my veins. My reflection in the mirror before me appeared dull and disconnected. A ragged cough escaped my lips, and I took another swig, savoring the fire in my throat. At that moment, the door creaked open, and Mona slipped in, her eyes wide with anxiety. She approached tentatively, handing me the cigarette I had requested. I snatched it from her fingers and swiftly lit it, inhaling deeply. "Thanks," I muttered, smoke escaping my lips. Mona's gaze flickered toward the other room after she heard cries of pleas and noises, her brow creasing with concern. "What's... happening in there?" she whispered. I exhaled another cloud of smoke, locking eyes with her. "Mind your own business, Mona." Her gaze dropped, and she nodded, turning to leave. "Wait," I called out, my voice low. She hesitated, a flicker of uncertainty crossing her face. "Don't concern yourself with what's going on in the

MonaErica stood before me, her hands tucked casually into her pockets, exuding an air of nonchalance that did little to mask the tensed atmosphere in the room."What are you doing here?" I demanded, my voice tinged with a mixture of surprise and apprehension.In response, Erica flashed the gun, the metallic gleam causing me to flinch and instinctively snatch it from her hand."What are you doing with a gun?" I exclaimed, my widened eyes scanning the room for any immediate danger. "Why would you bring that here?""No bullets…" Erica said with a smirk, her tone laced with dark humor. "Don't worry."Shaking my head, I pressed on. "What are you doing here, Erica? How did you know where I live?"Erica shrugged, a sly smile playing at her lips. "I have my ways. Anyway, I came to talk to you. It's important.""About what?" I asked, unease creeping into me as I tried to anticipate her next move.Her gaze locked onto mine, the intensity in her eyes sending a shiver down my spine."Let's talk