Lahat ng Kabanata ng Flash Marriage: Babies with My Unknown Husband: Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

CHAPTER 34Elizabeth kept glancing at Wulf as they both entered the elevator. Unsure of what to say, she eventually just bowed her head and bit her lower lip.They were greeted by Rufus when they reached the lobby.“My wife is coming with me,” Wulfric announced.Her mouth fell open in shock especially when Rufus nodded at her before walking away.She quickly closed the gap between her and Wulfric. Grabbed the hem of his shirt.“I’m not your wife, Sir,” she whispered and glanced around nervously.He responded only with a frown. Clearly displeased by the words that came out of her mouth.Elizabeth was debating with herself what to say next when he started the car. She nervously bit her fingernail while sneaking glances at him. ‘Why did Wulfric still look so handsome even when he always had that grumpy expression?’“Quit staring and tell me what you want to say,” he demanded arrogantly.She pursed her lips. He acts as if he never stares at her. She didn’t even call him out when he would

CHAPTER 36 (PART 1)"Liz, my goodness, is that you?" Cecil couldn’t contain her excitement when she approached her.Like her, the old woman wore a mask and a hat to hide their face from the public’s eye."I missed you too, Cecil. Where’s Sir Arthur?" Liz asked."He’s upstairs. We need to hurry before Martha’s guard catches us." Cecil had sternly instructed her not to tell anyone where Arthur was admitted.She grabbed Liz by the arm and pulled her towards the stairs as she spotted someone approaching. Panic was etched on her face."I'm sorry, Liz, but we can’t use the elevator. We have to be careful.""Are you sure you can manage, Cecil?" Liz asked, concerned, when Cecil mentioned that Arthur's room was on the 26th floor. "I can go on my own if it's too much.""I’ll manage. I should’ve done this a long time ago. I was too afraid of Martha."Liz carefully assisted Cecil with each step."I should’ve made sure you were safe back then," Cecil said regretfully."I’m okay now,” Liz reassured

CHAPTER 37Dorothea and her plans for the day were canceled because something urgent had come up with her best friend. However, she texted Elizabeth the address she had been asking for:‘8 Burn Road #04 Soutshire City.’“Oh, Burn Road!” Liz exclaimed. Nearly stumbled into Wulfric’s hard chest and almost fell down the stairs.“Jesus! Careful,” Wulfric snapped.He inspected her left knee. Seeing no injury, he picked up her phone instead. She quickly snatched it back and glared at him."Nosy much?""What are you planning to do at that place?""I’m going for a little trip. Why? Do you want to come along?”Wulfric’s jaw clenched and his forehead creased with irritation at her sarcasm. It wasn’t like she could help it—he always got on her nerves, even though she had no right to feel this way."I'm asking you nicely, Elizabeth.”"Elizabeth. Elizabeth," she muttered under her breath, mimicking him. She wanted to yell at him to ask where his 'kitten' was now."You can’t leave tomorrow. There’s

CHAPTER 39"Daddy’s here! Daddy’s here!"Charlotte’s excited squeal jolted Liz awake. Disoriented, she reached for her phone to check the time. It was already seven in the evening—she had cried herself to sleep.“Earl, Daddy’s here, and he brought many gifts!”There are piles of paper bags scattered around Dorothea’s living room. Lottie was excitedly bouncing in front of Wulfric, while Earl was content to hug his father tightly.“Where’s your mom?”Liz quietly closed the bedroom door, but she stayed close, listening.“Still sleeping like a baby. Auntie Pretty went out, but she said the nice gentlemen are outside watching us.”“Where have you been, Dad? Why didn’t you call?”“Yeah, we missed you! And we left our house. Momma said she was bored, but we know she’s lying.”“Is she mad?”Liz held her breath at the tender sound of Wulfric’s voice.“We don’t know, Dad. She was mad at you before you left. What did you do to Momma?” Earl’s small voice sounded accusing.Liz smiled faintly. Earl

CHAPTER 41By late afternoon, she finally arrived at the house where her kids used to live. Earlier that day, she’d stopped by Sir Gustave’s mansion to let him know she’d decided to stay in the house he was renting out. Sir Gustave had been shocked to see her show up at the massive gates of the Hacienda. He even offered to let her stay at the mansion for the night, but she turned him down right away. Not wanting her to struggle, he had three maids clean the house for her—something he’d never done before. He also made sure she didn’t leave without eating, and since she was starving, she didn’t argue. “Montiner,” she muttered with a bitter smile and shook her head. How naive she had been to overlook so many things.Now it finally dawned on her—the clues had always been there.Montiner Construction wasn’t even among the top companies in Southshire, and yet this man could afford a luxury yacht, pay millions of dollars, and receive invitations to elite parties.She should’ve known then