Semua Bab Dominating CEO Snatch The Twins From His Ex-Wife: Bab 151 - Bab 160

Mini followed Elyana’s gaze, her voice lowering into a whisper. “Oasis is different, you know. He’s not like Daimon, and definitely not like Katrina. I’ve been observing him since the day I joined the kindergarten. He’s a quiet one, maybe even shy, but there’s kindness in him. A gentle kind. He’s not the type to warm up to just anyone, but he’s not cold either—just... careful.”Elyana listened quietly, her eyes still watching the small boy at the back of the training field.Mini continued, “He’s smart—not the kind of genius Daimon claims to be, but he works hard. And that makes a difference. All the teachers like him. He’s respectful, he listens. He never acts entitled, despite being Daimon’s son. And ever since Joxan came along, I’ve noticed something else…”She trailed off, watching the two boys. Oasis was lagging just a step behind Joxan, mimicking every movement with careful precision.“He really tries to be close to Joxan,” Mini added. “Even when Joxan brushes him off, he doesn’t

Will he really come?She couldn’t stop thinking about it. The possibility of seeing her father again after all these years made her chest tighten. Yet, at the same time, confusion lingered. Her father had always liked Daimon—he once treated him like his own son. So why had things changed so suddenly after her death?After the wedding, it wasn’t Elyana her father stayed in touch with—it was Daimon. He had completely cut her off. She understand the reason behind that silence.Would he forgive her now?She had no idea. Maybe he still blamed her, maybe not. But even with all her doubts and fears, a quiet wish grew inside her. If she truly got the chance to see her father again, to talk to him face to face, then no matter what happened after that—she could accept it. It would be enough.As the day stretched on, her thoughts kept drifting back to that one hope. That one moment she longed for. Her mind was full of it.Elyana was feeling more at peace. With the kids off at training and no one

“You’re not seriously planning to camp out in here, are you?” Elyana asked, folding her arms as she raised an eyebrow at Arden, who had already made himself comfortable by her window.Arden leaned back against the wall casually, as if he were lounging in his own living room. “Well, yeah. I mean, your room’s the safest spot in this entire fortress. Soldiers are crawling all over the place, but none of them would think to check here. It’s perfect!”Elyana rolled her eyes, clearly not amused. “That’s not going to happen. You can’t just stay here.”“Why not?” Arden feigned a hurt expression, placing a hand dramatically over his heart. “Are you kicking me out, just like that? And here I thought you cared…”“Don’t start with me,” Elyana sighed. “You and I—alone in the same room? That’s a recipe for gossip, and I don’t need any of that right now.”“But come on, we’re both single adults,” Arden said with a wink. “If something did happen, I’d totally take responsibility.”She blinked at him, u

Mini was chasing a man around the room, swinging a stick with terrifying precision. The man, agile but clearly panicked, ducked and weaved like a pro—his figure oddly familiar.“Arden?!” Elyana called out, uncertainty laced in her voice.The moment Arden heard her, he changed direction mid-run and bolted toward her. Without a second thought, he dove behind her, clutching her arm tightly like a frightened child.“Babe, help!” he whined, peeking from behind her. “This woman is crazy! She almost broke my ribs!”Mini froze, her stick raised mid-air. Her eyes darted between Arden clinging to Elyana like a life raft and Elyana herself, who looked like she was developing a migraine.“Ely…” Mini blinked. “You… know him?”Elyana’s head throbbed. She rubbed her temples and let out a long, exhausted sigh.“I wish I didn’t.”“What are you even doing here?”Elyana reached behind and dragged Arden out from where he was hiding, her brows furrowed in disbelief.Arden gave her a pitiful look, shruggin

Elyana sat by the edge of the bed, watching them in silence. It had been so long since she’d seen them this peaceful, this safe. Her heart softened, the tension of the day melting away in the warmth of the moment.She leaned forward, kissed each of them gently on the forehead, and whispered, “Good night, my babies.”Then she stood up, quietly padded to the bathroom, and took a shower to wash away the chaos of the day. By the time she came out, steam still lingering in her hair, she was dressed in a soft cotton pajama set. Her expression was more relaxed now, but her thoughts couldn’t help drifting back to a certain someone—one currently crossing the ocean.With a soft sigh, Elyana stood by the window, gazing out into the inky night. The distant murmur of waves was a quiet rhythm in the background. As her fingers absently traced foggy patterns on the windowpane, she wondered—how much longer could this fragile peace last?Far away, aboard a quiet vessel surrounded by the vast ocean, Dai