All Chapters of Crossed: Chasing Back the Unwanted Wife: Chapter 131 - Chapter 134

The silence in the car was suffocating as they headed towards Jules and Ethan's house. And it was not just because of the fact that Nolan had just found out Jules was carrying another child for him.But because of the fact that Jules had just ended a lifelong friendship and the possibility that Ethan might be planning to kill someone soon.Either way, Jules held a permanent scowl on her face as the ride lasted, not wanting that conversation to happen. As much as she was boiling from everything, there was this fear shimmering in her chest.She'd been living with the demon himself all these years.And now she'd found out, all she could think of is getting home, getting her things and her child and getting the fuck out of the country.Nolan, on the other hand, could sense the tension radiating from her. And as much as he knew what was at stake and could only imagine the amount of fear and anger she was feeling, he wanted to ask her about it and confirm that he was going to be father to a

"Mummy?” The air stilled, the small voice cutting through everything.Both pairs of eyes darted to the doorway, their eyes catching the door wide open with Asher standing there clutching his stuffed elephant.For a moment all three just stared—Ethan’s expression had softened though he still pressed Jules against the wall. Jules stopped struggling, even stopped breathing, like she was waiting for the little boy to explode or something.Then, Asher's face twisted, and his eyes watered, and it wasn't long until the tears rolled down his cheeks.Ethan's grip loosened, and Jules pushed him away, running up to the boy.“Oh my God, Asher. I'm so sorry." She apologized, at the point of tears herself as she scooped him up into her arms.Who knew how long he'd been standing there?“It's okay, baby. Mummy is okay." She gently pressed his head to her shoulder. Asher wrapped his arms around her neck as more tears fell.Ethan stepped closer now, realizing how foolish he acted, but it was too late