All Chapters of MR. CEO, Your Wife Is Back!: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Chapter 11 Camera flashes flooded the room. Reporters’ voices overlapped, scrambling to ask questions. The halls of the luxury hotel were packed with media from all over. It had been a year since Miss Nora Ariana had disappeared from the entertainment world. Today, she was back with Samuel. Samuel stood proudly behind the podium, dressed in a flawless black suit. Beside him, Nora stood gracefully in an elegant white dress. Her hand clasped Samuel’s arm, a sweet smile on her face. A journalist from the front row raised his hand high. “Mr. Samuel! Is it true? Nora Ariana?” Samuel glanced at Nora, then smiled slightly. In a calm but authoritative voice, he replied, “That’s right. The beautiful woman standing next to me is Nora Ariana, my wife.” The room immediately erupted in excitement. Murmurs filled the air. “Where has she been all year? Why did Mrs. Nora disappear after getting married?” asked another reporter, very curious. Samuel looked slightly down at the microphone, his f

Chapter 13 The taxi drove slowly through the streets of New Jersey. Rebecca sat in the back seat, looking at the passing scenery through the window. Her mind was still filled with the last conversation with Nora. Rebecca’s chest felt tight, but she forced herself to remain calm. “You have to eat well,” she murmured softly, stroking her stomach. “Mommy promised, we’ll eat seafood today. Let’s celebrate the good news from the doctor.” The taxi pulled up to a small café on the corner—Marlin Bay Café. The place was not too crowded, the atmosphere warm with the tantalizing aroma of the sea. Rebecca got out of the taxi, wearing large brown glasses, a round hat, and a patterned cloth mask. She walked slowly inside, choosing to sit in a corner. A waiter approached. “What would you like to order, Miss?” “Butter sauce prawns, fried squid, and cold avocado juice. No spice, please,” Rebecca replied, smiling behind her mask. “Okay. Please wait, Miss.” Rebecca breathed a sigh of relief. Final

Chapter 15 The bathroom door opened slowly. Samuel came out with his hair still wet, his face looking tired and moody. He sighed and was just about to walk toward the bed when Nora suddenly stood in front of him. Without a word, Nora pulled Samuel's hand and hugged him tightly. Her body, which was only covered by a thin nightgown, was pressed against the man's chest. "Samuel... don't reject me tonight," she whispered softly near Samuel's ear. "Nora, please don't—" Samuel hadn't finished speaking when Nora tilted her head and tried to kiss his lips. But at the last second, click! the cell phone camera beeped. Samuel was shocked. "What are you doing?!" he snapped, immediately pushing Nora away. Nora smiled triumphantly. "Just taking the good memories of tonight." Samuel rubbed his face, exhausted. "I'm tired. I want to rest, Nora. Please go out." "But—" "I said get out," Samuel cut in, his voice firmer this time. Nora was silent for a moment, her eyes glazed over. But not from

Chapter 17 "Is she really back?" Samuel's voice rang out in his private jet, just before landing in New York. He looked at the screen of his cell phone, his eyes sharp. On the screen, there was a message from Jeck: [Sir, I saw Mrs. Rebecca. She's at the Lexington Mall. She just passed in front of me, holding a boy. I'm sure it's her!] The last three days Samuel had been in Japan, business dealings with investors going smoothly. But when he opened his cell phone gallery, the look in the boy's eyes came to mind again—the boy who had called him Daddy at the airport. Soon, the plane landed. Samuel got off immediately. Bani followed his master while dragging a suitcase. "Mr. Samuel, the car is ready." "Bani, go straight to Lexington Mall. Hurry up!" Bani’s eyes widened. "Eh? But... didn’t you just—" "Don't protest! Go to Lexington Mall right now." Bani instantly swallowed back his question and nodded. "Yes, Mr. Samuel." Half an hour later, Samuel and Bani were already at the mall

Chapter 19 At eight in the morning, Rebecca stood in front of the mirror, wearing her old gray blazer. She sighed, sprayed some perfume on her neck, then smoothed her hair. "Reno, have you finished breakfast?" she exclaimed, glancing into the living room. "Already, Mommy!" Reno replied from the kitchenette, still wearing his dinosaur T-shirt. Rebecca smiled. She walked over to her son, squatted down, and touched his forehead. "Your fever has gone down. But you still need to rest." "Can't I come with you, Mommy?" Reno whined softly. Rebecca shook her head. "You can't, dear. Mommy has to go look for a job." Reno looked down, still gloomy. "Okay." Shortly after, the doorbell rang. Rebecca opened it and found a woman around thirty-five years old standing with a friendly smile. "Thank you, Susi, for helping me look after Reno," Rebecca said sincerely. Susi just nodded. "You're welcome, Rebecca." Rebecca kissed Reno's forehead, then picked up her bag and hurried away. At the bus