Semua Bab Falling In Love with my Cold Billionaire Husband: Bab 41 - Bab 50

We spent most of our time on the yacht. We even tried out some of the activities they offered on the island. I was so happy—I didn’t want it to end.But a part of me was scared.Scared that once we returned to the city, the Sebastian I’d come to know here would disappear again.“Here,” he said.I turned to him and saw the wine glass he was handing me.“I… I don’t drink.”Sebastian sat down beside me. “It’s just red wine. Don’t worry.”I sighed and took the glass from him.“Fine. But make sure I don’t

I didn’t hear from him for days.Not a single call. Not even a text.And Brix? He had no idea where his boss was or what he was doing.The silence became its own kind of torment.It hurt more than I expected—that after everything, it was like he’d completely forgotten me.I was left in the dark, confused and second-guessing everything.I tried my best to keep myself busy just so I wouldn’t think about him.I threw myself into work. Stayed longer at the studio.I pretended like everything was fine.But it wasn’t.

"Are you certain it's her?" I asked Marcus, my steps quickening as I made my way toward my office, where she was now waiting.Ellaine.My childhood friend.Ever since my father took me back from the orphanage, I have never seen her again. And by the time I was ready to find her, the orphanage where we met had burned down."Yes, Sir. I managed to speak again with one of the former staff members from the orphanage. It turns out the reason we had difficulty locating the head matron was because she’s currently confined in the hospital, comatose, actually. The strange thing is, she’s been at your hospital this whole time.”My brows furrowed.“Really? And we&rsqu

The moment I got inside the car, I couldn’t hold it in anymore. I broke down. I poured out all the tears and heartache I had been keeping in.I would’ve understood if he truly didn’t want me. But the least he could’ve done was give me a proper explanation.Not like this.Not by finding out on my own that he planned to marry his childhood sweetheart—that’s why he wanted to divorce me.I forced him to stay. I know that. But he should’ve at least given me the closure I deserved. We were almost there. He made me fall for him, and he should’ve taken responsibility for that.Instead, he just left me hanging, as if I had no right to ask why.

Eloise’s POV I didn’t know if I had made the right decision.I didn’t sign the divorce papers. I just couldn’t. I chose to believe in his words again.But what can I do? He felt so real.Maybe I was being stupid all over again—but I wanted to hold on to what he said, even if it hurt, even if I ended up alone again.“Eloise!”I stopped walking through the hallway when I heard someone call my name. When I turned, it was Mildred. I forced myself to smile, but before I could even speak—Slap!I gasped, stunned. My hand flew to my cheek where she had stru