All Chapters of Bound by a billionaire : Chapter 101 - Chapter 107

~JESSICA~Something felt… off.I didn’t know what it was exactly. Just a strange flutter in my chest, like the air around me had thickened. The day had started normal—grocery run, Leo helping with the bags, a nap in the afternoon. But now, as the sun dipped lower in the sky, the world felt too quiet.Too still.Like the moment right before a lightning strike.I was in the kitchen, wiping down the counter, when I felt the hairs on my arms rise. Not from cold—but from some invisible shift in the air.Then…A knock.Three sharp raps against the front door.I paused.Leo looked up from the couch, his posture stiffening.“You expecting someone?” I asked, walking toward the window.“No.” His voice was firm. Alert.I peeked through the curtain.Couldn’t see anyone from this angle.Leo stood and walked to the door, adjusting the sleeves of his flannel shirt like he was preparing for something. He opened it a crack and peered outside….Then froze.His entire body loc

~DANIEL~Jessica just confirmed that she's pregnant.My mouth opened. “It’s mine, isn’t it?”A pause.And then….“No.”The word shattered me.The word hit me like a slap across the face.“What?” I asked.“It’s not yours, Daniel,” she said, voice flat, empty. “You don’t need to worry about it.”I stared at her, completely stunned. “You’re telling me… you’re carrying twins and they’re not mine?”“That’s what I said.”The scan crumpled a little in my grip. I forced myself to breathe.“Then whose is it?” I demanded.Her lips pressed tightly. She didn’t answer. Just looked away.“Whose, Jess? Say his name!”Still, silence.But she didn’t need to speak.My gaze shifted sharply to Leo.He didn’t flinch. Didn’t speak.He stood straighter, lips pursed, but didn’t deny anything.Which was as good as a confession.My hands clenched into fists.“You’ve got to be kidding me.” I laughed — bitter, cold, broken. “Him? After everything we had? You left me to raise another man’s

~JESSICA~Darkness.It pulled me under like waves crashing over my head. Weightless. Spinning. Distant voices echoed, and then…nothing.When I opened my eyes, I was staring at a white ceiling.The sterile scent of antiseptic hit me next. A beeping machine somewhere in the background. Then came the pain…. not physical, but deep in my chest, like something inside me had cracked.“Jessica?” A familiar voice called softly.I turned my head.Grace.She was sitting beside me, her eyes wide with worry, holding my hand tightly.“Oh my God, thank God,” she breathed, a tear rolling down her cheek. “You scared the hell out of me.”I blinked, trying to sit up. “What… what happened?”“You fainted,” she said gently, adjusting the pillow behind my back. “In your room. Leo and I rushed you here. The doctor said it was stress and low blood sugar. You haven’t been eating properly.”I swallowed hard, glancing down at my belly. A sudden panic took over me. “The babies?”“They’re fine,” she