All Chapters of His Innocent Sera: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

After finishing his workout, Nate stepped out onto the balcony. This was usually the time she would be out there feeding the pigeons. She didn't know, but he used to watch her secretly while she fed pigeons. There was something almost mesmerizing about the way she crouched down, scattering feed with gentle hands. The birds fluttered around her, bringing an innocent, heart-warming smile to her face. And to his too. The pigeons were gathered, waiting, but she wasn’t there. He lingered for a moment, expecting her to appear, but when she didn’t, a flicker of worry stirred in his chest. Finally, he decided to go check on her. He gripped the knob, surprised to find the door unlocked. Pushing it open, he saw her fast asleep. She lay curled beneath the covers, stray strands of hair frame her face, soft as silk, brushing against her cheeks. She was lost in her dreams, away from the world, away from him. Even in slumber, she seemed impossibly beautiful. A warmth bloomed in his chest as he s

Sera was combing her wet hair when suddenly a wave of nausea hit her. She rushed to the bathroom and threw up. After finishing, the girl rinsed her mouth and splashed water on her face. She glanced in the mirror and saw lines of worry riding her face. She wasn't sick, nor had she eaten anything bad. Suddenly, a thought occurred, sending a wave of alarm through her. The woman held the edge of the sink as her knee threatened to give way. Is she pregnant? She had been nauseous for a while now, and her cycle was overdue. Could these be signs of.....The girl walked out of the bathroom and let herself fall onto the bed. He had never used protection, so the chances were high. The girl dragged a hand down her face, the weight of realisation settling in her stomach like a rock. She didn't know how to feel about it, but she knew she wasn't prepared for it. Her life was already a mess; she didn't know what her future held. Regret pricked at her chest. She should have been more carefu

The woman remained seated, quietly watching Dyson as Patrick went from person to person, introducing him to the others like him. She didn't know anyone here and Nate was right, there was nothing to do for her here. She remembered his heartbroken expression when she was leaving. He had looked like a sad puppy. And in all honesty, she had felt a tinge of guilt for hurting him but she quikcly crushed it. Submitting to his unfair demands and irrational fear would have only reinforced them. It would have only fueled his possessiveness. His mind worked strangerly. He seemed convinced that every man around was just waiting for a chance to approach her, that every glance carried ill intent.Her phone rang again, his name flashing but she didn't cut the call. She would have never imagined doing it to him before but now things had changed, somehow. He didn't scare her like before. He believed he was protecting her, but what he couldn’t understand was that, with every controlling move, he was

Her eyes narrowed before she said, "Gloria doesn't stay here." "I am talking about you, my youngest daughter," Mr. Diaz insisted. "I am nothing to you. Don't ever call me your daughter again," she warned him."I know I made a huge mistake in the past. I should have taken you instead of running from my responsibility," he said, looking guilty. "No, that wasn’t your huge mistake. Your huge mistake was fooling around with an innocent woman, leaving her pregnant, and then abandoning her to die," she shot back. She felt bad more for her mother than herself. She couldn't even imagine what her mental state would have been that she decided to end her own life. She left the world out of shame and guilt, while he lived a luxurious life. Federico hung his head, but Sera knew better than to believe in his facade. They were the people who had sold their souls for money."I really loved your mother and I wan..""Don't," Sera stopped him right there. "If you had loved her, you would have been

She lifted her face to look at him, her eyes glossy as she said, "He apologised. For never accepting me." "And you fell for it?" he asked, frowning. "I didn't. I told him to get out," she replied. A small, appreciative smile curved his lips. "Good. You did the right thing.""But he refused to leave without my forgiveness," Sean said. "So I told him I would only forgive him after he signed his property over to me." Amusement flickered in Nate's eyes. "And what did he say?" he asked, though he already knew that wimp didn’t have the spine to even lie about it. His woman was turning savage, and he was loving every second of it."He couldn’t keep up the pretense for long," Sera replied. "He started threatening me."Sean’s smile slipped away. His eyes hardened, jaw tightening. "He threatened you?" he asked, fury seeping into his tone. That bastard dared to threaten his woman under his roof. "That’s all he could do," she said, utterly unbothered. His words were nothing but noise to h