All Chapters of THROUGH THE WIND AND THE RAIN (ENGLISH): Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

 "Oh, hey, Rome!"What is she doing here? she asked herself, stunned at the sight of Precilla standing in the living area.The moment Jen told her about the unexpected visitor, it was as if all the pain and discomfort she had felt since last night vanished. She had rushed down the stairs, and there in the spacious living room stood Precilla, looking up at the large portraits that lined the high walls. Rome stopped just a few feet away and took a deep breath before continuing her approach.This is the woman who once meant something to me.The same woman who made me attack Cayson Montemayor ten years ago.And now, she’s the woman making my blood boil because she

PRESENT DAY...Cayson wasted no time that afternoon. After speaking with Jen and his grandmother, he immediately got back in his car. He had Jen unload all the items he brought, then sped away toward the address he knew his wife would go to.There was only one place she could be: her parents’ home. But what he couldn’t wrap his head around was why she would leave without telling anyone. Even his grandmother had no idea that Rome had left. Jen, too, said she was just as surprised when she found out.Jen had told him quickly and nervously that Rome had snuck out of the mansion the other night. They were all shocked to wake up and discover she was gone. She returned only around ten in the morning and didn’t speak much. When she came back, she locked herself in her room and didn’t speak to anyone. The same thing happe

An hour later Selena and Connie heard a car arrive and come to a stop in front of the house. Selena immediately recognized Baron’s vehicle. She hurried downstairs to greet him, finding him waiting at the gate. Since Baron had arrived before Jiggy, Connie asked him to help bring Rome to the hospital.They could have called an ambulance or a taxi, but Connie preferred that someone familiar accompany her sister. Rome’s health was fragile and her anxiety was increasing as her condition worsened.Rome woke up just as Baron prepared to lift her into the car. Confused and exhausted, she tried to protest, but Connie gently explained their plan to take her to the hospital for proper care.Rome insisted on staying instead. She said she still felt able to manage, just asking for a bowl of soup to soothe her hungry

Rome woke up with a start.She felt a deep gnawing in her stomach, and it was hunger that pulled her from her deep sleep.Before opening her eyes, she tried to move her fingers first, testing if she could. But she quickly realized that something was keeping one of her hands in place, something warm and firm, and she couldn’t lift it.That was when she opened her eyes, and the first thing she saw was the white ceiling above her.Well, she already knew she was in the hospital. Before completely losing consciousness, she remembered doctors injecting her with various needles. And she knew that none of what happened was just a dream, because the sharp pain she had felt in the lower part of her body was still vivid in her memory. She could even still hear Connie crying.She turned her head to the left and saw the open window first. Outside, the sky was blue and clear

Two months later, Rome and Cayson got married again; this time, in a church. Rome’s dream of walking down the aisle finally came true. She was a glowing bride, filled with joy, because everyone she loved was there to witness the ceremony, including all of her close friends.Even Jiggy was there, now fully accepted by Rome’s entire family. Her parents eventually realized that Jiggy was more than just a friend. She was like family. Ever since that day in the hospital when they first met, they had treated her as one of their own, especially since, aside from Cayson, Jiggy had been one of those who stayed up countless nights watching over Rome.She later learned that she had been unconscious for three days after her C-section. She had lost a significant amount of blood and was incredibly lucky to have survived. Her parents recounted what happened when she was discharged from the hospital;  the doctors had warned the