All Chapters of Carrying the child of a CEO (English): Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

CLAIRE We’re currently riding in a large van, and I’m the only one sitting right in the middle while the others are in front and behind me. The fear I feel is overwhelming—not for myself, but for my children. If only we could fly straight to where the twins are, I’d do it just to be with them. I glanced around. The road we were taking was unfamiliar to me, and I had no idea where my American enemy was lurking. Zekiel! I’m sure he’ll worry once he finds out I haven’t returned yet. I need to text him. I leaned back in my seat and subtly observed my companions. All of them were silent, paying no attention to me. My cell phone was in the right pocket of my dress—all I needed was the right timing to take it out and send a message. A cold sweat broke out on my skin because I couldn’t afford to get caught. If they found out, they might drag Zekiel into this, and I don’t want to make things worse. I thought of a plan, so I slowly lay down and noticed them staring at me because of

”MOMMY!” I turned to look at who called me, so I immediately stepped away from Zekiel and ran toward the twins. “Thank God, both of you are safe!” I whispered weakly, tears welling up in my eyes. “Mommy, we were just here at home. What are you talking about?” they asked in confusion, making me shake my head and pull away from our embrace. “Mommy just missed you because she stayed too long at the mall,” Zekiel chimed in with a laugh, making me smile. “What, Mommy? You should’ve taken us with you so you wouldn’t be alone!” “No, you can’t go outside. Do you understand?” I said seriously, startling them. “Are you serious, Mommy?” Zoey asked with a smile. “Dead serious.” The smile vanished from Zoey’s lips, but I ignored it. “My life, what are you saying?” Zekiel asked me with a grin. “I’m serious, Zekiel.” I turned to the bodyguards Louise had assigned. “Make sure they don’t leave the house. Understood?” They nodded immediately, so I smiled. “Good. Listen to Mommy, t

Upon arriving at the location where the person who wanted to kill his child was, Zekiel and his team hid briefly to plan their entry. They had seen on the CCTV that there were many guards, both inside and outside. “I need you to act, Hero,” Zekiel said, leaving the two puzzled. “I need you to act like you’ve been shot to distract the guards at the front while the others quietly enter through the side passages.” There were three possible exits and entrances—the main door and two side passages of the building. Zekiel planned to divert the guards’ attention while the others would knock them out using sleeping gas. “Okay, copy,” Hero replied, earning a nod from Zekiel. “There’s fake blood behind your seat. Dylan, you take the left passage, and I’ll take the right,” he instructed, to which the other man also nodded. “Then we’ll meet in the center of the building before heading upstairs. Clear?” “Copy, Kiel,” the two responded in unison. “Get this,” Zekiel handed them earpieces so t

Claire didn’t hesitate to step out of the car, her body strapped with the guns she had taken and the two grenades she carried. She walked straight toward the building, completely disregarding the enemy. “Who are you?!” one of them shouted. In response, Claire swiftly hurled a grenade toward the side of the building, causing an explosion as she simultaneously shot the man who had spotted her. “I’m the one who’s going to wipe you all out,” Claire declared coldly, continuing her advance. Camille ducked from the blast, which shook the entire building due to its sheer force. “What was that?!” Camille screamed furiously, while Zekiel was left wondering what was happening. “Madam, someone’s storming in!” one of the guards shouted from near the window. “Get out there and fight!” Camille ordered, prompting most of them to rush outside, leaving only a few behind. “And who’s going to save you now?!” Camille sneered at Zekiel, though even he didn’t know—especially since no one else

She bowed her head to me and hugged me tightly. “I know this is hard for you, but you have to face it. You can’t stay and fight here. You’re the Princess of Spain, Claire. Your brother’s future—our country’s future—depends on you.” My arms tightened around her, and I couldn’t hold back my tears. I really need to do this. Days passed, and Zekiel finally returned home. Several days had also gone by since I last spoke to my brother Timothy and since I last saw him. After our conversation that night, he suddenly vanished without a trace. Even Quinn was worried about him, so I just told her that he texted me, saying he had something important to do and went back home—especially since Aunt Kaithy had also disappeared. As more days went by, I started to worry too. Zekiel had recovered, and Timothy had promised he’d be with me when we returned to Spain. But until now, he still hadn’t shown up. Am I going back alone? “You’re spacing out again.” I flinched when someone hugged me from behi