All Chapters of A Second Chance Family for the CEO : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Writer's POV The conversation between Marissa and Anita wasn't going well; it felt more like a chess game where they were checkmating each other at every stop. “I have to be on my way now.” Anita said as she pretended to check the time like she had somewhere important to be, when actually she didn't have anywhere to go; she just wanted to go because Marissa was already making her feel sick with the way she was bragging about her trip to Paris, even though it was clear that Anita was not interested in the gist she was intentionally choking it on her. “No, that’s totally unacceptable. You will have to join us for dinner. You barely come here, and you want to leave just like that? I won’t let you.” Marissa said while insisting that Anita not leave so she can join them to have dinner. Anita rolled her eyes as she was not pleased, but she had no other choice. She comforted herself with the fact that in less than a year her daughter will be able to take everything; she will be able t

Isabella's POV While I was on my way to go see Anna, I was not feeling comfortable about the whole thing because how is she pregnant and she doesn’t want him to know about the baby? I was wondering why she was doing everything to make sure that Tristan doesn’t know about the baby, and the Tristan that I know well will not deny the baby. I feel that’s the best way for her to get into the house. After a short ride, I finally arrived at the venue. She was waiting for me. “I’m so sorry I took too long to get here.” I said to her the moment I got to where she was standing. She looked really exhausted, so I could tell she must have been standing for a long time because of me. “What took you so long? Are the kids okay?” Anna asked, feeling concerned. I nodded my head the moment I heard what she asked. “So why did you spend too long at home?” Anna asked. “I was busy with something,, so I couldn’t come early as we planned.” I said to her, and we both started going to the place.

Writer’s POV After Victoria’s conversations with her mom, she still wasn’t convinced enough not to meet with Bella. She thought they still had a lot to talk about. She knew Bella to always be the one that has everything, so she thought now is the right time to rub it in Bella’s face that she took everything from her; that way Bella will hate Drew even more. After sending the message to Bella, she kept staring at her phone like she was expecting a reply, but there was no reply until she fell asleep. The moment she fell asleep, her phone buzzed twice; there was a reply from Bella. ******** “Good morning, Drew.” Victoria greeted while stretching her body and yawning tiredly. “Morning.” Drew replied and walked into the toilet. “How do you even wake up so upset?” Victoria asked herself while she was staring at him. He looked really upset, and it was very obvious. Victoria remembered she was expecting a message last night. She stood up from the bed immediately and turned on her

Andrew's POV Hearing my mom speak in such a tone made me realize it must be something more serious than I imagined. “I warned you that I wanted you to be the one in charge of my birthday party, and you still went ahead to go against my request, and you had the guts to introduce her to me? What do you take me for, Victoria?” Victoria looked as shocked as I was when I heard the real reason why she was upset. I thought it was not something that was supposed to make her as upset as she was sounding. “Mom, please calm down.” “Don’t tell me to calm down! I have taken all her nonsense, but this time I’m not going to take the nonsense she has dished!” Marissa said angrily. “Mom, I was only trying to give you the best birthday party. I didn’t know it was going to upset you if I hired a planner for your birthday; only a planner would be able to give you that birthday party you want.” “Bella gave it to me several times.” Victoria and I turned to look at her the moment we heard her

Writer’s POV Victoria was in shock even though she knew the reply she would give already. She was still pretending to be shocked so that it wouldn't look like she already had a particular answer in her head. “Mom, I know that you have always supported me because you want what’s best for me, but now it’s time for you to let go of my marriage; you don’t have to come running here when I send you a harmless text message. I’m a woman now, and I have a family now; they love me and treat me well too.” Marissa smiled when she heard what Victoria said. Andrew, on the other hand, was wondering why he listened to her with a soft heart; he realized he was relieved to hear her say she was not leaving. He didn’t realize it immediately until he found himself smiling. “What is wrong with you, Andrew?” He asked himself and walked away angrily. “Mom, I’m staying with my new family; it’s been seven years already. You don’t expect me to leave them and come to you just like that. I’m sorry, Mom.”