All Chapters of My Unfaithful Lover: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

EMMA'S POV I never imagined that my life would take so many unexpected turns. If someone had told me years ago that I would go through so much pain, betrayal, and heartbreak, I would have laughed and called them a liar. But life has a way of proving us wrong, of throwing curveballs when we least expect them.Ever since my divorce from Daniel, everything turned upside down. I thought I would finally be free. I thought I would finally find peace, finally get a chance to breathe without the weight of heartbreak pressing down on my chest. But life had other plans for me. Plans that I never asked for.Then I met Simeon. Oh, how foolish I was to think he was the perfect man for me. I was so desperate to feel loved again, to believe that good men still existed, that I ignored the warning signs. He was charming. He was sweet. He made me feel like I was the most important person in the world. He made me believe in love again. I trusted him, I let my guard down, and just when I thought I had f

EMMA'S POVAs we stepped out of the wedding venue, I knew I couldn't go home in this state. The pain clawing at my chest was unbearable, and if I didn't find a way to numb it, I might do something reckless."Vee, I want to go to a bar." I stopped in my tracks, turning to Veronica, who was practically holding me up."But why, Emma? You need to go home, take a cool bath, and try to forget about Jason. That man isn't worth a single tear from you." Her voice was gentle but firm. "I know you're hurting, but please don't do anything drastic.""I can't go home like this," I insisted, desperation creeping into my voice. "I need alcohol to make me feel better, even if it's just for a few hours."Veronica sighed, clearly torn between understanding my pain and wanting to protect me from myself. After a moment, she hissed in frustration and nodded. "Fine. But don’t overdo it."We drove to a bar about thirty minutes from the venue. The atmosphere was calm— probably because it wasn’t dark yet. The

JASON'S POV We finally arrived at the basement where Lucas had restrained the woman. This had to be Nena— the same woman who had accused me of making her barren. As soon as she saw me, a smug smirk curled on her lips. Her hands and legs were bound tightly to a chair, and a thick plaster sealed her mouth shut. “Start talking,” I ordered, my voice calm, though inside, I was anything but. “Lucas, take the plaster off her mouth.” Lucas did as instructed, peeling away the adhesive, and Nena let out a slow exhale, her eyes filled with defiance. “What makes you think I’ll just spill everything?” she challenged, her determination evident. I shook my head, smirking in a way she wouldn’t understand. If only she knew what I had in store for her. “I’ll ask again,” I said, my tone sharper now. “Who sent you to ruin my wedding, and why?” Her triumphant smile widened. “Before I took this job, I already gave a statement to the authorities. If I go missing for two days, they’ll come looking. A

VERONICA'S POV"Hello, I’m already on my way to the hospital. Wait for me there."The moment I walked out of Emma's house, Daniel called me. His voice carried a mix of urgency and irritation, and I could tell he was eager to know the results of the paternity test.I smirked. If everything went according to my plan, I would be the happiest woman alive.As for Emma, the trouble she was facing now would keep her occupied long enough for me to execute my next move.I pulled out my phone and quickly dialed Simeon’s number. He needed to be at the hospital too. It was only right that he witnessed the big reveal firsthand.Honestly, I didn’t care which one of them turned out to be the father. Both Daniel and Simeon were rich—filthy rich—so whoever ended up responsible for my baby wouldn’t make much of a difference to me. Either way, I was set for life.Fifteen minutes later, I arrived at the hospital and took a deep breath before stepping inside. This was it. The moment of truth.The automati

SIMEON'S POV What the hell is wrong with the man I hired for such a simple job? He was supposed to take care of everything swiftly, yet he allowed both Lily and Nena to get caught. I had given him clear instructions—shoot her on sight and ensure she was eliminated completely. And yet, here she is, still clinging to life in a hospital bed. The worst part? Someone managed to capture Lily and remove the implanted bomb I had used to control her. Whoever did this is highly skilled, and that complicates things for me. But it doesn’t matter. I can still fix this. I need to get to the hospital immediately and finish what that incompetent fool failed to do. As for Lily, I will deal with her later. She may no longer have the bomb implanted in her, but I still have her greatest weakness—her son. No matter how much she fights, I still hold the ultimate leverage. --- I arrived at the hospital, driving straight to the address I had been given. As I approached the entrance, the security guar