Lahat ng Kabanata ng MR. CEO, Your Wife Is Back!: Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Samuel was still staring at the encrypted message on his phone when Rebecca turned away from the city view. The night air bit cold against the balcony of the Zayden family suite, but the tension between them felt hotter than the market headlines.“Samuel?” Rebecca asked. “What is it?”He lowered the phone. “Bani just sent a report. The first point of distribution for the fake photos traces back through a node at your old campus—the university where you studied. There’s an access tag: CHK_Archive. I think it’s someone’s initials. Chiko. Do you remember him?”Rebecca frowned. “Chiko… who?” She shook her head, paused—then her eyes widened. “Wait. You mean Chiko who used to like me?”“That him?” Samuel leaned closer.Rebecca rubbed her forehead. “Oh God… I almost forgot about him. Media tech major. He chased me for a while—I turned him down nicely. After that we barely stayed in touch. How is he showing up now?”“Because someone used him,” Samuel said, gaze sharpening. “Or he’s using the

“Samuel, I think I should head home,” Liam said while glancing at the watch on his wrist. “It’s late. The security team is all set. Don’t worry, I’ll keep monitoring through the cameras.”Samuel patted Liam’s shoulder. “Thanks, Liam. I know you’re tired.”Rebecca looked at Liam as well. “Drive safely, okay? And… thank you for everything.”Liam gave a faint smile. “Take care of yourselves. Don’t let Nora get into your head. Good night.” He then left, leaving the suite that now felt calmer.As soon as the door closed, Reno came out of the main bedroom, his face sleepy. “Mommy… Daddy… I want to sleep here. All three of us,” he mumbled while rubbing his eyes. “I want to sleep in the middle, okay?”Rebecca let out a small sigh. “Reno… you’re a big boy now. Don’t you want to sleep in your own room?”“No,” Reno answered quickly. “I want to be with Mommy and Daddy. I’m scared…”Samuel crouched down in front of Reno, gently patting his head. “Daddy’s here. No one’s going to hurt you.”“But I s

Morning had arrived. The sun had risen, its rays piercing through the thick curtains of the suite. The clock on the wall showed eight o’clock. Samuel stood in front of the mirror, adjusting his tie with a serious expression. Today there was an important meeting with the shareholders, and he couldn’t afford to be late.“Mr. Samuel, there is a meeting this morning. The meeting starts at nine. I’m already waiting for you in the lobby,” Samuel’s personal assistant’s voice came through the phone.Samuel nodded slightly. “Alright. I’m coming down now.”Rebecca, who was tidying up Reno’s toys, turned to him. “Aren’t you having breakfast first?”Samuel let out a sigh and gave a faint smile. “It’s okay. I’ll eat at the office later. You and Reno just stay here, okay? Don’t go anywhere.”Rebecca nodded. “Okay, be careful on the way.”Outside the suite…Nora and Chiko had been in the hotel hallway since morning. They were in disguise, pretending to be guests waiting for the elevator. When the su

The evening sky was turning red when Samuel hung up his phone with a tense expression. The search since morning had yielded no results. His men had scoured almost the entire city—from hotels, parking areas, to the outskirts—but Rebecca’s trail seemed to have vanished into thin air.“Still no new reports?” Liam asked as he walked closer, his white shirt wrinkled after searching all day.Samuel shook his head slowly. “None. I already told the guys to check the city CCTV, but nothing came up.” He took a deep breath, his eyes slightly reddened. “Rebecca wouldn’t just leave on her own. This is clearly a kidnapping.”Liam patted Samuel’s shoulder. “I agree. We need to focus on finding the vehicle caught on the hotel parking camera. That black van… I think that’s the key.”Samuel nodded. “Yeah. I won’t stop until I find Rebecca.”Meanwhile, on the other side of town, Reno was sitting on Wanna’s lap, his grandmother. His small eyes were still puf

That morning, the Wilson residence was still quiet. Reno sat in a corner of the room with his laptop. His face looked serious, not like a child his age. No one knew that the five-year-old boy possessed extraordinary intelligence. Behind his innocent face and soft voice, Reno could solve problems that even adults might not be able to.He stared intently at his laptop screen. His small fingers typed rapidly. Suddenly, he remembered something—his mother’s watch.“Mommy’s watch…” he murmured.He remembered that several weeks ago, he had secretly placed a small tracker inside his mother’s wristwatch. He didn’t fully understand what ‘kidnapping’ meant, but he knew that when someone didn’t come home and couldn’t be reached, it meant danger.“Hope it still works,” he whispered, opening the tracking app he had built himself.Reno’s eyes widened when a red dot appeared on the digital map. The location wasn’t far from the outskirts of the city. But