Lahat ng Kabanata ng Accidentally yours: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

The tires screeched against the pavement as the car came to a jarring halt."Shit! She jumped out!" the man cursed, slamming his fists against the steering wheel as they came down from the car.The girl’s eyes burned with fury. “We need to get her before—”She stopped mid-sentence. Headlights sliced through the darkness, a black SUV speeding toward them.“Damn it!” the man growled. “We have to retreat.”He backed away cautiously, keeping his eyes on the unmoving form of Olive. The girl spat out a curse but wasted no time. They both rushed to the car, slamming the doors shut.The SUV skidded to a stop just a few feet away from Olive’s crumpled body.“Olive!” Raymond’s voice cracked as he leaped out of the car, his feet pounding against the asphalt. He dropped to his knees beside her, his hands trembling as he reached for her. She was pale, her skin icy to the touch, and blood pooled beneath her, staining the ground red."Follow them!" he barked at his men.His men were already in pursu

The hospital room was silent except for the steady beeping of the heart monitor. Olive lay still, her chest rising and falling in a rhythm that felt too fragile, too uncertain. Her skin was pale, almost translucent under the harsh fluorescent lights, and her dark lashes rested against her cheeks like delicate feathers.She looked peaceful, but the stillness was unnerving. It had been four days since she slipped into a coma, and the clock was ticking. In two days, the court hearings would begin, and her lawyer, Mr. Henry, was growing worried. He hadn’t been able to reach her since their last conversation about providing proof of surrogacy. After that call, he never heard from her again.Raymond sat by her bed, his usual composed demeanor fraying at the edges. His suit jacket was draped over the back of the chair, his tie loosened, and his sleeves rolled up to his elbows. He hadn’t left her side in days, neglecting his duties as CEO of his vast empire. His fingers were tightly wrapped a

The day of the court hearing had finally arrived, and the courtroom buzzed with anticipation. Olive’s lawyer, Mr. Henry, stood confidently in front of the judge, while Frank’s lawyer sneered at him from across the room.Olive, however, was nowhere to be found. Her lawyer kept glancing at the door, hoping she would walk in at any moment. But as the minutes ticked by, it became clear that she wasn’t going to show up.A heavy silence settled over the room. All eyes were glued to the judge, who was poised to begin the proceedings.Frank adjusted his cuffs, glancing around the courtroom with a smug expression. The tension in the air was thick, but he thrived on it. His lawyer stood tall, ready to present his argument—an expertly crafted tale of a man deceived, abandoned, and seeking justice.Delilah, sitting beside Frank, could barely contain her excitement. Every moment spent in court brought her closer to taking Olive’s share of their father’s properties. She could already envision a lif

“I want 90% of his properties,” Olive declared, her voice steady and unwavering.A stunned silence gripped the courtroom. Gasps echoed from every corner. Even the judge momentarily hesitated, his gavel pausing mid-air.Frank felt the world tilt. Ninety percent? His heart pounded so hard it felt like it would burst from his chest.This can’t be real.His hands trembled as he clutched the edge of the defendant’s table. His entire world had just collapsed. His lawyer, who had walked into the courtroom with confidence, was now drenched in sweat, unable to form a single word in his defense.He turned to Delilah, expecting some sort of support, but she was already shaking her head in disbelief, her mascara-streaked tears running down her face. She had lost everything. Her mind replayed the moment she had eagerly transferred a huge portion of her wealth into Frank’s business, believing she was securing their future together. Now, it was gone.The gavel came down with a deafening bang!"Mr. F

Raymond led her to the edge of the balcony, where a small table was set up, complete with a candlelit dinner. The food looked delicious, but Olive's attention was drawn to the small box sitting at the center of the table. Her breath caught in her throat as Raymond picked it up, holding it out to her.Raymond reached for the box, his fingers steady, his dark eyes locked onto hers."Open it," he said, his voice thick with emotion.Olive’s breath hitched. Her hands trembled as she picked up the box, slowly lifting the lid.Inside, nestled in a bed of silk, was a ring. The breathtaking diamond caught the candlelight, sparkling like the stars above them. Her vision blurred with unshed tears as she looked up at Raymond in shock."Raymond, I..." she began, but before she could gather her thoughts, he dropped to one knee, reaching for her hand."Olive," he said, his voice steady yet filled with emotion. "I know we barely know each other, but these past few months... you've taken up space in m