All Chapters of Reclaiming His Runaway Baby Mama: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Inside the bus, Lydia looked out the window silently as it passed by her former talent agency, the bright sunlight outside unable to penetrate the gloom she felt within. The posters outside the agency had already been replaced with new faces, which Lydia found bitterly ironic.After years of struggle, no one cared about her anymore. Her efforts had meant nothing in the end. She briefly shaded her eyes from the harsh sunlight, feeling a sudden pang of envy towards Adela. No wonder people resented her—her luck was simply too good. Adela had everything Lydia had always dreamed of: people who genuinely cared for her. Lydia couldn't help but envy that.She blocked the harsh sunlight with her hand, reflecting sadly on how some dreams were only achievable in one's own mind.Adela returned to her quiet home, unused to the stale atmosphere after half-covering her nose. The house felt lifeless after being empty for so long. Herbie had woken up, and Adela was back home briefly to gather some nec

The faint sound of running water from the bathroom made Adela drowsy. Before she knew it, her eyes had closed, and she drifted off into a deep sleep on the couch. When Layson stepped out of the bathroom, he found her curled up on the sofa, her breathing steady. He frowned slightly, then walked over to her.In her sleep, Adela felt herself being lifted by someone. The familiar, comforting scent of the person made her snuggle closer, her head resting against their chest. She didn’t wake up, but her movement surprised Layson. He had expected her to stir, but instead, she nestled into him, seeking warmth. A small smile tugged at his lips. She must have been exhausted to fall asleep so quickly. His heart ached for her.Adela didn’t know how long she had slept. She dreamed of something long and beautiful, something she didn’t want to wake up from. When she finally opened her eyes, the unfamiliar surroundings confused her, but the blanket covering her felt oddly familiar. She sat up, rubbing

Under the bright white lights, Adela struggled to her feet and moved toward Herbie. She reached out to grab Ella’s arm, but Ella quickly swung her away. Losing her balance, Adela felt herself falling, only to land safely in someone's embrace."Stay out of this! I'm taking Herbie with me today," Ella said without even looking up, fiercely gripping Herbie’s hand. Her gaze turned sharp, but Herbie, seated quietly in her wheelchair, showed no reaction.Caught by Layson, Adela lifted her head to meet his dark, reassuring eyes, and instantly felt relieved. Layson gently patted her back, comforting her softly, "It's okay, I'm here."Ella, faced with Herbie's cold indifference, suddenly felt deeply frustrated. She tugged harder on Herbie’s hand. "Say something! I'm your mother!"Her loud voice echoed through the corridor. Adela quickly stepped out of Layson’s arms, but he immediately placed her protectively behind him. Before Adela could react, Layson forcefully shoved Ella, who let out a shr

As Marah climbed the stairs, she caught sight of someone sitting quietly in the living room from the corner of her eye. A surge of fear rose instantly, and she quickly covered her mouth to suppress a scream. Then, a cold voice echoed, “You better not play tricks. If I find out, you know what the consequences will be.”Initially, Marah found Layson's cold, indifferent voice appealing, but hearing those words felt like a sharp blade piercing straight into her heart. Bleeding had become normal to her. She laughed coldly, replying, “I don't know what you're talking about. I know you don't like me, but don't think of me so badly.”She turned abruptly and continued upstairs. Despite her cold demeanor, she couldn't control her tears from falling onto the wooden floor, forming a blurred flower shape in the darkness—reflecting the loneliness etched across Marah’s face.Their interactions had become increasingly frigid. Although they'd never shared warmth, this new level of coldness made Marah'

The meeting had been going on for almost an hour, yet Adela couldn't concentrate at all. Her eyes kept drifting toward Marah, who stood at the front, graceful and gentle. Adela couldn't help her wandering thoughts. Honestly, she didn't really know much about Marah. She'd only vaguely heard the woman's name during those days she was absent from work.Noticing Adela's gaze, Marah looked back with a gentle smile and asked, "Adela, do you have any questions? You've been away for quite a while; there have been lots of changes. It must be hard to adjust, right? Don't worry, just ask me if anything confuses you. I'll explain it to you slowly."Hearing Marah addressing Adela, everyone in the meeting room turned their eyes toward her. Some team members had left the company, and new faces had joined during Adela’s absence. She only recognized Cici and Lily among them, and even Marah herself wasn't exactly familiar.It took Adela a moment to realize Marah was speaking to her. Finally snapping ba