All Chapters of The Wife He Never Wanted: Chapter 501 - Chapter 510

Diana“Thank you for being willing to take a walk with me.”Miles spoke, still looking cautious and shy as he said that.From everything I had observed so far, there were times when I felt even more mature than him. After all, I was six years older than he was.But there were also moments when his behavior was so sweet that it made me feel even older.At other times—and far more often—Miles acted incredibly mature and even frightening whenever he became serious.This time, I smiled as I let out a soft breath and tilted my head upward, looking at the bright sky that wasn’t too blinding.“You don’t need to thank me. I wanted this too.”I gently swung my hand, and when I looked at him, he nodded.Now I was finally able to do many things again. Touching Miles was no longer a big problem, and I could even greet other people.Sometimes I talked to the servants here, only briefly, but it still made me feel comfortable. I felt calmer, perhaps because I was in an environment that truly made me

DianaToday was my first day returning to work. Everyone at the company only knew that I had been working out of town, and I was going to keep lying about it.I mean, I truly could never tell them what had actually happened. That bitter reality—I desperately wanted to bury it deep enough that I would never have to remember it again.Even though the memories were no longer as vivid as before, I still often recalled those painful events. And I was still trying hard not to dwell on them too much.Taking a breath, I stared at the door in front of me.“Are you really going to work, Diana?” Miles spoke from beside me. “You can go home if you still don’t feel comfortable.”Miles always tried to understand me. He always did his best to give me peace of mind. And I thought I wanted to try for him too.Especially now that I was already standing in this place.“It’s okay. I’m just working, and maybe talking a little with the others.”Yes, I didn’t need to talk to too many people. My return to wo

Diana“Do you really not want me to come with you?” Miles held my hand quite tightly.The look in his eyes was almost pleading, asking me to let him come along. It made the heaviness in my chest grow stronger, but I still managed to shake my head in refusal.“…I want to enjoy some time alone.” I paused and looked at him. “Hm… you know, I mean… people sometimes need moments like that.”After hearing what I said, he let out a long sigh. This must have been difficult for him. He wanted to argue with me, but in the end, he accepted it.“Alright. But let Iker drive you.”The suggestion made me fall silent for a moment. I thought about the current situation, and eventually I nodded.“Alright.”I wanted to act as quickly as possible. That was why I chose to leave without him, just to get checked and find out whether I was really pregnant or not.I couldn’t tell him about it…And… I used the excuse of visiting my mother’s grave and the area where I used to live.I wanted to calm myself and re

DianaMiles hugged me. He held me longer than usual, as if he knew what was about to happen.I returned his embrace and looked at him gently.“You have to let me know as soon as you arrive there,” I said as if nothing was wrong.I knew my words would make him happy, because he once said that my concern for him always lifted his spirits.Miles softly touched my cheek. “I’m only going away for a short while.”I nodded, fully aware of that.Then the sound of someone clearing their throat was heard. The two of us turned toward his dad, his mom, and Yohan. My face flushed slightly because of it.It felt like I had already taken the attention of their family even though I hadn’t become part of this family yet.Miles immediately walked over to Aunt Sandra. “Mom, I’m leaving now.”He hugged his mom, then did the same with his father and Yohan. Such warm and gentle interactions would truly make anyone watching feel happy.An amazing family.For a moment, deep in my heart, I wanted to stop Mile

DianaI couldn’t believe that I had finally made it here. This place was actually somewhere I rarely visited. I had once come here with my mother, because she came from this place.My mother was a child from an orphanage in a small village. She always told me that her life there had never been luxurious, but she had lived happily there.Everything there was so comforting. Surrounded by mountains and living in such simplicity.When I was little, I often listened to her adventure stories, even the ones about her herding sheep. I thought those stories were something incredible.And when I came back here, the head of the foundation immediately recognized me as my mother’s daughter.I wanted peace, so they gave me a place to stay here—a small old church with an orphanage right beside it.Perhaps this place had existed since the eighteenth century. It was very simple and far away from the spotlight of social media or anything like that.Whenever I was here, I felt like I could truly calm do