Semua Bab Chased by my Billionaire Ex-Husband : Bab 81 - Bab 90

SIENNA Tears streamed down my eyes as I buried my face into Roman’s neck, taking in his scent. I hugged Livvy tightly to me at the same time.God! I had missed them so fucking much. I sobbed, a tremor running through my body as I recalled how I’d feared that I would never see them again. Those were the most heartbreaking, darkest hours of my life. Yet here I was now, hugging the both of them. My complete family. My beloved husband and my sweet, lovely daughter.“I’m sorry.” I felt something break inside me as Roman suddenly began to sob quietly, his face nuzzled into the nape of my neck. I had never seen Roman cry before. A hot shot CEO like him. So, to say it took me off guard was a complete understatement. “I’m so sorry. Both of you.” He sobbed harder now, hugging both Livvy and I tighter to himself. His huge body racked with sobs. “Forgive me, Sienna. Forgive me, for not recognizing either of you. Please, forgive me.”I stiffened, my heart beating fast in my chest. My brain sho

SIENNAAt the beginning of the car ride, Roman only watched me drive, his question-filled eyes never leaving my face. Behind us in the driver seat, Livvy played with the new toys I had bought for her.“I’ll explain everything to you once we get to our destination.” I broke the thick silence, my eyes on the road. Beside me, Roman scoffed ridiculously.“Coming from someone who kept me in the dark all these while, I doubt you’re gonna tell me a thing.”There was a slight tremor in his voice. I sighed to myself. “I kept trying to tell you, Roman. But you wouldn’t listen…”“You didn’t tell me shit…!” He snapped, his voice rising but he controlled himself immediately, his gaze diverting to Livvy, checking to be sure she wasn’t listening to our little argument. My grip tightened against the steering.Thankfully, she was still engrossed in her toys to pay us any attention. Roman shifted his eyes back to me again, his chin clenched.“You didn’t make any efforts to make me believe you.” He sai

SIENNATHE NEXT MORNINGOur car came to a halt in front of a church—the church where Kaiden and I got married nine years ago. We had booked babysitting services for Livvy before we left her alone. “So… this is the church where we got married?” Roman’s eyes took in the old building. The structure looked like it hadn’t been in use for years and on the doors was a restriction tape that read; “Private Property. Keep off.”Seemed like the church had been sold off to a private individual. But that did stop me from tearing off the tape and pushing the door open, venturing inside with Roman. A strong feeling of nostalgia hit me as soon we stepped inside the empty, dusty church. The memory of the day we had exchanged our vows played in my mind. That day Roman had professed his love to me before the priest, promising he would treat me like his princess, show me heaven on earth, and treasure me till our dying breath. It was the happiest day in my life. “I will hold your hands through fire,

ROMANThe first thing I noticed as I slowly opened my eyes was the sharp smell of antiseptic and the soft humming sound of machines. The walls around me were white, clean, and unfamiliar. A hospital room.A dull pain throbbed in my head, and I groaned quietly as the bright ceiling lights stung my eyes.“Roman?”Sienna’s voice broke through the fog in my mind, and the door creaked open at the same time. Sienna stood there, her eyes wide with shock, then quickly filling with tears. She rushed to my bedside, placing her hands on my face, then my shoulders, checking me like she needed to be sure I was real.“Oh my God… Roman. You’re awake.” She whispered, a tear rolling down her cheek.I stared up at her as she touched me, her fingers shaking, her eyes full of raw emotion.Then, it all hit me. Every memory, every single moment we had shared since the first time I set eyes on her nine years ago. The first time our eyes met and something in my chest shifted. Her beautiful sapphire eyes tha

ROMANSienna and I sat side by side in the doctor’s office. I held her hand in mine, gently squeezing it on my lap as we watched the doctor flipping through a thick stack of files on his desk. Neither of us said a word. We just sat there, tense, holding our breath, and waiting.Finally, after what felt like forever, the doctor stopped and let out a soft sigh. He moved most of the files aside and opened a single one in front of us—the one with our names on it.He cleared his throat and began, “Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery… all birth records in this hospital are kept carefully and securely. According to the record in front of me, you delivered a single baby seven years ago. Not twins, as you believe.”He slid the file closer, letting us glance through it ourselves.I stared at the paper but shook my head slowly. It just didn’t make sense. Unless the memories I’d gotten back weren’t mine, I knew what I remembered. I remembered holding both our babies in my arms. Twins. Not one.No matter what