All Chapters of Side Chick Era… Over: Chapter 1321 - Chapter 1330

When Silas returned home, Richard immediately demanded, "Silas, when did this happen? You really slept with her and then forced her to have an abortion?"Richard had been completely in the dark about this. Even Rick looked shocked, clearly never expecting Silas to do something so reckless.Silas slumped in his chair, voice full of self-pity. "Dad, Rick… I was set up by that wicked woman. How could I possibly take responsibility for someone like her? Who would have thought that one time… she would get pregnant? "A woman with a background unworthy of the Kalen family and so calculating—I would never marry her, let alone let her keep the child!"In his anger, Silas had immediately dragged the woman to the hospital to force the abortion. But she had recorded their encounter on video, threatening to destroy him if he didn't comply. That was when Silas realized the magnitude of his mistake and rushed to Scott and Victoria for help.Scott, upon learning the situation, had been furious

Thomas was slightly stunned. A surge of emotion rose in his chest.Sharon walked to the window and opened it. The crisp morning air spilled into the room, carrying the quiet clarity of early dawn.She turned back to him with a faint smile. "If you always weigh every decision, always calculate the risks… what's the point of living at all?"His pupils reflected her silhouette. The soft morning light streamed through the glass, falling across her like a halo, as if she had stepped straight out of sunlight itself.Years later, he would remember this morning in vivid detail.The person she cared about… Had he become someone she cared for?Why did his chest feel inexplicably light?Sharon glanced at the porridge cooling on the table. "Eat a little," she said. "Uriah said you can have some soft food for now."The subtle aroma of the porridge filled the room, delicate and comforting in a way store-bought meals never could.Thomas shook his head. "No, I'll just drink some water."Sh

Victoria scrolled through a few videos on how to make porridge. Simple, straightforward operations, hardly requiring any skill. For someone like her, it was almost effortless.She couldn't understand why Jamie would insist she cook for him personally. With his level of awareness, she thought, he would surely consider such trivialities beneath him—time wasted on something so inconsequential. After all, the porridge wouldn't taste as good as a professional chef's, and she could easily burn herself in the process. Wouldn't it be far more meaningful to spend that time on something truly worthwhile?Or… maybe this was Jamie's way of sulking, a subtle game between them. Victoria had learned to master countless skills to achieve her goals. Though she held a quiet disdain for cooking, she set herself to the task seriously, determined to do her best in hopes of bringing Jamie back to the way he once was.Half an hour later, she brought out a steaming bowl of porridge."Jamie, this is my

"Jamie…"Victoria tried to say more, but Jamie cut her off with a quiet, indifferent tone."I'll help you look for that woman. But whether she can be found… that's another matter."A small smile returned to Victoria's face. "Thank you, Jamie."When Victoria returned to the Kalen residence, Silas rushed toward her before she'd even stepped fully inside."Victoria, how did it go? Did Jamie agree?"Victoria gave a light nod. "He said he'll help search."Even so, there was no joy on her face.Seeing her glum expression, Silas frowned and pressed, "What's wrong? Did Jamie make things difficult for you?"Victoria said, "He just asked me to cook him porridge. Hardly difficult."Before coming to see Jamie, she had already expected that getting him to agree wouldn't be easy. Having to cook was nothing.What unsettled her was that his attitude toward her didn't seem quite the same anymore.In the past, if she brought up something involving Silas, Jamie would tell her directly not to

After speaking, Sharon didn't wait for Carter to respond. She simply turned and walked out of the room.She had once treated Theo as her entire world, but in doing so, she had lost herself and gained nothing. Love had become a prison, and she had trapped herself within its narrow walls. Every hope, every ounce of meaning, she had placed entirely on Theo.But the small child could not bear such weight. He felt burdened, suffocated, struggling to breathe.From the moment a child is born, the distance between parent and child begins to grow. It is never that the child cannot live without the mother—it is the mother who cannot let go.Stepping outside, Sharon began to understand this truth with a quiet, aching clarity.…Sharon paused at the door of Thomas's ward, about to knock, when she heard voices inside.Liam was speaking. "There was a problem with Julliard's music box. There was a listening device inside, but the mechanism was sophisticated and included a self-destruct functio