All Chapters of Mr. Ceo Ex-lover Comes With Baby: Chapter 121 - Chapter 125

That night, the sound of crickets echoed faintly beyond the window.Evalina stared at the photo Claire had just handed her—a little girl, around seven years old, standing inside a cold, sterile-looking laboratory. Her eyes didn’t look at the camera, but instead to the left side of the frame. As if she were watching something… or someone.On the back of the photo, a single handwritten line read:> E.R-03: Eloise Renaud. Status: Not Found.“Eloise…” Evalina murmured, gazing at the girl with a strange, tightening feeling in her chest.“She… looks like me. Even her eyes.”Hunter sat beside her, eyes fixed on the image. “Do you think… she’s still alive?”Claire nodded slowly. “There are indications. The last known record shows she escaped from one of the observation facilities at age eight. After that… all data disappeared. It’s like someone buried her existence.”“Elric,” Evalina said suddenly. “Is it possible… I met Eloise without knowing? I mean, if I was ever under hypnosis, some memor

The night had grown late, yet Evalina’s eyes remained wide open.The ticking of the wall clock echoed softly through the room, each second stretching time into a slow, deliberate rhythm.On the small table beside her bed, two letters lay side by side—one from “M,” the other a birth report naming Ethan as her twin brother.But her mind couldn’t let go of one more name: Eloise.Two names.Two figures she had never met, never known.Yet now, they haunted her thoughts relentlessly.> “Ethan or Eloise?” she whispered. “Which one is real? Or... are they both shadows from a past that was rewritten?”---The next morning, Evalina stood in the kitchen, staring blankly at an untouched cup of coffee.Hunter entered from the back room, concern etched on his face.“You didn’t sleep?” he asked gently.Evalina shook her head. “I had a dream… about a white corridor. Cold. Silent. And then… there were two children. But every time I tried to see their faces, everything blurred.One said his name was Et

Rain poured down the front yard like the sky’s uncontrollable tears.Lightning struck again, illuminating Eloise’s face—soft, yet full of sorrow. Her silver eyes still glowed, but now Evalina noticed something different in them. It wasn’t just anger. It wasn’t just envy.There was an emptiness.The look of someone who no longer belonged in this world.“You never looked for me,” Eloise said softly. “But I always knew where you were.”Evalina swallowed hard. “I didn’t even know you existed…”“And that makes you luckier than anyone,” Eloise cut in sharply. “Because you never had to ask yourself who you are every morning. Or… why you kept living while the rest of us were just pieces of a failed experiment.”Hunter stood at Evalina’s side, his expression tense. “What do you want from Evalina?”Eloise briefly turned to him. Her smile didn’t reach her eyes.“Not from her,” she replied. “But about her. Because only through her… I can go home.”Evalina trembled. “Home? Where?”“To the only pla