All Chapters of Married To The Crippled CEO: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Aurora’s POV“When do they stop?" I groaned, blocking my ears. Dexter laughed. “They could go on for hours. The walls are very thin. I hear everything,” he said, equally trying to hide his irritation. I was asleep after struggling to sleep for hours. Just to be woken up by the loud sound of Quinn and Joel fucking. How does she do it? He looks hideous. And with the loud sound she’s making, she seems to be enjoying it.“Someone wake me up from this nightmare,” I whispered. “You know, if you want it, I am here for you,” he joked. I glared at him. “We have other things to worry about, Dexter,” I replied, running a hand through my hair. “It would take a few days for them to locate us; we would be here for a while,” he said, standing up. “Let’s not talk about that; they could hear us,” I whispered. He laughed. “With all the noise they are making?” He asked. “I still want to be on the safer side. I sacrificed a lot coming here,” I mumbled, breathing out. Suddenly, the entire place wen

Aurora’s POV“Thank you so much for your help,” I said, looking at the driver. He smiled, looking over at us. “Of course, I am always happy to help,” he said. I smiled at him, feeling relieved. “Where are you headed?” he asked. I was about to talk, but Dexter cut me off. “Just keep going when we get there,” he replied. The driver nodded, and he kept driving. He played a song from the radio, humming to it. I felt suspicious. This driver was too good to be true. He kept driving around, and his phone kept ringing, but he didn’t pick. I glanced at Dexter, and Dexter looked at him, not blinking. I felt like something was wrong, but I couldn’t put a finger on it. “You should pick up your phone,” Dexter said, looking away. The man laughed suspiciously, picking up the phone. “I should,” he said, parking at the side of the road. I really walk a lonely road. “Where are you going?” I asked. “Going for a quick toilet break; you two stay here,” he said, coming down from the truck. Dexter mu

Aurora’s POVI turned around in my sleep, slowly opening my eyes. The smell of the hospital hit me like a ton of bricks. I scrunch my nose up, blinking repeatedly to clear my vision.“The hospital must smell horrible for you,” I heard. I froze, recognising the voice. I turned, and Norman was looking down at me angrily. I had never seen Norman look this angry; this was the first time, and I was nervous.“N-norman,” I stuttered. He folded his arms, his brows furrowed in anger.“So, that’s what you do? Seduce your man and put yourself at risk,” he said, his tone harsh. I breathed out, sitting upright.“I’m sorry, Norman. But I needed to do it to keep everyone safe,” I replied. “And you couldn’t tell me your plans?” he asked. “You won’t have let me go, Norman,” I replied. He unfolded his arms, looking at me like I betrayed him.“That night, I knew something was different. The sex felt different, like it was a goodbye. But I didn’t want to think much of it. Imagine how betrayed I felt wa

Aurora’s POVWe walked into Norman’s house, and I took a deep breath. We are finally in his home. Sasha, Joel, and Quinn have been cut, and unfortunately for Quinn, she was shot in the back while trying to escape and will never be able to walk. They will all be transferred soon and when we visited Quinn at the hospital, I made sure to give her more injuries to remember me by, and no one dared to stop me. “I miss home,” I mumbled, looking around. I never thought I would miss this house so much. Quinn came, turned our lives upside down for weeks, and now, she’s gone. It feels like a dream. We all left the house we stayed in. Papa and Dad went to see their girl. I don’t know who Dad is with, but he seemed excited. Hailey is with Dexter. Dexter is leaving the country soon, and he wants to bond with his daughter before doing that. I sat on the couch as Norman wheeled our boxes in. “I have more things I didn’t pack,” I say to him, scrolling through my phone.“Things you don’t need,” he re

Aurora’s POVI ran to the bathroom, my heart beating heavily. I closed the door, and I paced around a bit, biting my lips. “He better be wrong,” I whispered, bringing out the pregnancy test. I could feel the cold sweat down my back. I have never been this anxious in my entire life. I removed all my clothes, grabbing a bowl. I bent down a bit, peeing inside. “Aurora, are you okay?” Norman said behind the door, knocking on it. I ignored him, trying to calm my nerves. He tried to open the door, but it was locked. “Aurora, you’re making me nervous,” he continued, knocking on it. I continued ignoring him, and I followed the instructions, dipping the test in my pee. “Aurora, if you’re sad because of Dexter, tell me. We can talk about it,” Norman said while I closed the tip of the pregnancy test, dropping it on the counter. I tried to calm my breathing. This was the longest one minute of my life. Norman knocking on the door worriedly and me standing naked like the day I was born in the b