Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Husband's Betrayal: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

MikeWhen I arrived at the door of the brothel owner, Madam Eva, I knocked twice, and then I heard her voice inviting me in.“Please come in.” Her distinctive deep voice came from inside the room.I opened the door and was immediately greeted by the scent of an air freshener. Madam Eva sat in her favorite pink chair, holding a cigarette. “Have a seat. It’s unusual for you to come see me. It must be something important.”I sat down in front of her, and Madam Eva said, “Coffee or tea?”“No, thanks.” She smiled.“I know Candy always makes you food. So, what do you need?” she asked as she exhaled cigarette smoke into the air.“Want one?” She asked, offering me a pack of cigarettes.“No, thank you. There’s something important I want you to know. Candy is pregnant with my child.”Suddenly, Madam Eva stood up and slammed her fist on the table in front of her with all her might, causing a loud noise. Instantly, her two bodyguards, who were standing guard at the door of her room, opened the do

MikeAfter driving around for almost an hour, I finally found a motel that looked comfortable. I parked my car and checked in at the lobby. I didn’t expect the lobby attendant to be a quick-witted and friendly teenage girl.After getting the room key, I hurried into the room, took off my shoes and jacket, and went into the bathroom to wash my face and hands. After that, I laid down under the thick blanket to warm myself up after hours of exposure to the chilly wind.Before going to sleep, I sent a quick message to Candy, telling her I had arrived on the outskirts of Riverside and asking her to be patient. After that, I closed my eyes. My body and mind felt tired. In fact, even in my sleep, I wondered to myself. Why didn’t Uncle Ted give me my mother’s inheritance from the start? If I hadn’t come to see him that night and borrowed money, maybe my mother’s inheritance would still be in his hands? What was Uncle Ted’s actual intention? Didn’t he know I had been experiencing financial dif

MikeArriving at the brothel, I immediately rushed to Madam Eva’s room. When I knocked on her door, she immediately invited me in.I opened the door and saw her standing in front of the window, smoking her favorite cigar. Noticing me, she turned and smiled. “Please sit down and give me some good news.”I sat down in front of her and asked, “Where’s Candy?”“She’s been at my apartment since last night. As I promised. She’s safe and sound,” she replied.“Give me the address of your apartment, your bank account number, and Candy’s release letter. I’ll pay half the money up front and the other half after I pick up Candy. How about it?”Madam Eva laughed loudly. She sat down, opened her desk drawer, and took out a bank book. She opened the first page and showed me her bank account number. Then, she stood up and opened her safe. She took out a folder with Candy’s name written on the top. Then, she sat back down and handed the folder to me. “This is Candy’s release letter. Take it.”I took t

Hannah“Yes, please,” I replied as I stood up.Chris entered the room and closed the door. I approached him, and we hugged.That morning, his face looked much more handsome. His blue eyes looked brighter. “I missed you so much,” he said.Still hugging each other. “Me too. But we were only apart for a few hours.”He kissed my forehead. “I don’t think I can be apart from you. So, I think we should live together or get married sooner. What do you think?”“You’re not joking, right? I haven’t even met Alice and your mother yet.”“Ah, yes. After they approve of our relationship, would you live with me while we wait to be ready to get married?” he asked with a serious expression.“I need time to think. Besides, I have to ask Jensen’s opinion. I’m sorry, I’m having trouble deciding. It would be better if everyone agreed. Is that okay?”Chris nodded and smiled sweetly. “Give me a kiss.”Without waiting for my answer, his lips landed perfectly on mine. On that chilly morning, we suddenly laid o

Hannah“Sorry to hear that. I didn’t know you had a tough childhood,” Alice said. Her tone was empathetic.“Thank you. Because my mom worked two jobs, I was to cook, while my big brother was to clean the house and put the laundry in the washing machine. I saw my mom when the sun had already set. She would come home, take a shower, eat, say hello to us briefly, kiss us on the forehead, and then go to bed. The next morning, I would prepare breakfast. That routine continued until we grew up and could support ourselves.”“What happened next?” she asked curiously.“Once our family’s financial situation stabilized, my mom only took one job. My big brother moved to Sunnyville to study and work. Luckily, he got a scholarship. I studied at Riverford and still live with my mom. Besides studying, I also worked part-time at a fast-food restaurant every afternoon until evening, five days a week. I used the weekends to sleep in, read books, and go out with my best friend, April. I didn’t expect tha