All Chapters of The Boss, His Baby, and Me: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

I woke up to the sound of the door handle turning. I waited for someone to come in, but nothing happened. So I got up to see who was there. When I opened the door, I found a big bag hanging on it. I took it down, opened it, and found a box inside with a note. [Aurora, since you'll be going a while without earning a cent, I'm giving you my MacBook. This will help you start your studies. It's been completely reset and is ready to use. P.S.: Don't feel special—I just bought myself a newer and better model.] That made me smile. I went back into the room and opened the box. The laptop was in perfect condition. It was white with a gold apple logo and still had the protective plastic on the keyboard. Oliver had taken such good care of it, it looked brand new. I was beyond excited—and it wasn't even 5 a.m. yet. I turned it on, set up my account, transferred my phone photos to it, personalized it, and started researching online universities. I felt happy. Despite being rude, Oliver could

Denise was walking excitedly around the room as Samuel had bought her a bunch of new clothes and shoes. Now she was saying she had a different outfit for every party. He also gave her a gold necklace with emeralds, which left her speechless. When she showed it to me, all I could think about was how much Samuel cared about her. And even though she always said she was a down-to-earth person, she was completely in love with him.-It had been two weeks since I got back from the hospital, and I'd already put on a few pounds. I'd been following the nutritionist's meal plan exactly, and Denise never let me skip a meal. I was really enjoying her company, even though I was feeling better. Oliver still insisted that Denise should stay with Noah to help me out.Speaking of Oliver, I still hadn't had the chance to thank him in person for the laptop. The two times I saw him that week, he walked past me without saying a word, completely ignoring me. I did not understand him. Sometimes he was the

We were in the car, heading to a beach house about an hour away from the capital. When we arrived, a couple welcomed us warmly. From what I gathered, they were the caretakers—Daniel and his wife. "Good afternoon, Mr. Oliver. It's a pleasure to see you again." "Good afternoon to you both," Oliver replied. We went inside, and Oliver introduced me to the couple, then showed Noah to them. Sylvia fell in love with Noah immediately—he went right into her arms. She then showed me my room, which was right next to Oliver's. Sylvia was a very sweet woman. "I love kids, Aurora. I can't wait for my Michael to be born." "You're pregnant?" I asked, surprised—it wasn't noticeable at all. "Yeah, ten weeks along. I can't wait for my belly to start showing," she laughed. "When I found out, I went straight for the gender test. I couldn't handle the suspense. This baby is so wanted." "I'm really happy for you, Sylvia. Kids are a blessing from God." After chatting for a while, Oliver asked

It was three thirty in the morning, and we had just reviewed the security footage. The kidnapper was dressed entirely in black—cap, mask, everything—so we couldn't see his face, but I knew exactly who it was. I had already called the police, who were checking the highway surveillance footage, and I had five private security cars with trusted men on their way. Soon, a suspicious car was spotted on camera. When we checked the plate number, we found it belonged to an employee at the hospital where Aurora had been admitted. I was beside myself with worry. Sylvia was already looking after Noah while I got in the car, trying to guess where that bastard of a stepfather could have taken her. I was certain it was him—I'd already told the police my suspicion. Later, they contacted Aurora's mother, who claimed her husband was away on a work trip. I couldn't tell if she was covering for him. So, after the police call, I decided to talk to her myself. "Listen, ma'am. If you don't te

"Sir, there's a man on the ground near that door." "Any sign of Aurora?" I asked impatiently. "No. We're just waiting for your order to move in. We're going to subdue that guy and then sweep the rooms carefully, looking for the victim and the other kidnapper." "Let's go then—start immediately. I'm coming too." The men advanced toward the building. Oliver already had his weapon drawn. They entered and took down the first man—the owner of the car and the hospital employee. Using only hand signals, the head guard ordered everyone to split up and search for Aurora. Oliver went with one of them. They checked several rooms. The place could've been a hotel if construction hadn't been abandoned—there were plenty of rooms to search. "That door, over there," Oliver said, pointing to one at the end. He felt it—she was in there. The two of them carefully opened the door and were met with a grotesque scene. "I'll show you what a real man is!" came the voice of the naked man on top o