All Chapters of The Billionaire Regret After My Goodbye: Chapter 661 - Chapter 670

Exhausted, Aria drifted off right after speaking with Kane.Kane tucked the blanket around her, lingered for a moment, then slipped out with his phone to make calls.Natalie, Garrick, and Elena were all at home. The moment they heard the news—Aria had given birth to twins—they were overjoyed and immediately wanted to rush to the hospital.Kane told them Aria had just fallen asleep and the babies were still undergoing checkups. He urged them to wait until tomorrow and asked them to prepare some food suitable for Aria’s recovery.The three elders understood at once. Kane simply didn’t want Aria disturbed. So instead of coming, they had a driver send over homemade chicken broth.After sharing the good news with the family, Kane sent out a round of texts to Cedric, Eden, and even Frank. His message was short, but it carried plenty of pride—Aria had given birth to twins, a boy and a girl.The moment he sent the group text, his phone lit up with a call from Marvin.“She really gave birth? F

Bill flinched when Kane’s hand reached for him. Eyes squeezing shut, he shouted, “I’ll talk! I’ll talk!”Kane froze mid-motion. “Then say it.”Bill caught the flicker of Kane’s glance toward his broken fingers—an unspoken threat that if he hesitated, Kane would snap every bone in his body without mercy.Swallowing hard, Bill forced the words out. “Every time I tried to take him out of the hospital, he cried and nearly drew attention—”“Cut the crap!” Kane snarled, grinding his boot down on Bill’s leg. His patience was gone. Every wasted second meant his son was in danger.Bill’s face drained of color. He raised his hands weakly. “The dumpster! I threw him in the dumpster!”The second the words left his mouth, Kane’s expression darkened even further.Sensing the shift, Tony stepped in front of him, blocking Kane’s glare. “Get him on his feet,” Tony ordered sharply, pointing to two men nearby. “Take us to it.”Bill had no strength left to resist. Two men hooked him under the arms, pract

When Kane called home with news about Aria, Sharine was already on her way to confront Mike.That glimpse of Aria losing her mind had shaken her to the core.After prying Mike’s address from Tony, she ordered the driver to take her there, with three men George had assigned for backup.The doorbell rang over and over until an annoyed Mike finally yanked open the door. Sharine stood there, flanked by three men in black suits.“Sharine? What the hell is this?” His brows shot up, eyes flicking warily over the men.Sharine didn’t bother answering. She just lifted her hand and gave a small signal.Two of the men surged forward, pinning Mike’s arms and forcing him against the wall.Realizing he was outmatched, Mike froze. His pride, however, stayed intact. He glared at Sharine, spitting out his anger.“Have you lost your damn mind? I’m your brother! How dare you treat me like this!”“Brother?” Sharine let out a sharp laugh, her face dark, her eyes full of contempt. “So you do know what fear

Even though Natalie said those words, deep down she, Garrick, and Elena all believed the baby’s chances were slim.After all, Kane had already sent people searching the garbage trucks, even combing through landfills, and still there was no trace of the child. No reports, no sightings—nothing.Two days had passed. The boy had been premature, frail, wrapped only in a thin blanket when taken. Under those conditions, the elders couldn’t bring themselves to hope for survival.But after hearing about Aria’s fragile state, they all agreed on one thing: never mention the missing baby in front of her.They even sat Basia and Harold down, explaining the situation, making them promise not to talk about their little brother around their mother.The children understood and kept their word.Like now—Basia, worried her mom might remember her lost baby brother, chattered away about stories from preschool, trying to keep Aria smiling.Hearing laughter from the bedroom, Kane’s tense expression finally

She adjusted the pillows to make herself more comfortable.Cedric, ever attentive, brought over the insulated container and set it down on the small foldable table Kane had just set up.“I knew Aria had a checkup today, so I figured I’d stop by. Thought I’d bring something along.” Opening the lid, Cedric took out the dishes one by one. “Everything’s what Aria likes. Fanny worked it out with the nutritionist.”Kane poured soup from the thermos into a bowl. “Aria, drink this first.”Aria glanced from Cedric to Kane, holding the warm bowl in her hands, her smile bright and genuine.“What’s so funny?” Kane tapped her nose, his lips curving slightly.Aria rubbed at her nose. “I was just thinking about the two of you. You used to bicker nonstop, and now you act closer than brothers. And—”Kane and Cedric exchanged a look, then both turned away at the same time, wearing expressions that said loud and clear, Don’t lump me in with him.Seeing their faces, Aria couldn’t hold back a laugh. “I re