All Chapters of The Affair Baby : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Blaine did not want to stay in the hospital for too long, leaving his daughter in the care of that woman. He also had to make sure Ariel was not having a change of heart, because he had not seen her since they had that agreement.Ophelia and his mother walked in, and he noticed Ophelia flitting around like a bird to help him get dressed. She was obviously happy, and Ophelia was rarely happy.He glanced at her again and again, wondering what she had been up to this time, and how it was possible to know someone for so long and not know them at all after all.There was something bone-chilling about what Ophelia had done that night. The way Ariel described Ophelia had tricked her into aborting their baby and then killing her mother regardless.But he saw Olivia’s face every time he thought about just how to make Ophelia pay. Anytime he was seized by vicious anger because of what she had done, he remembered their daughter. “Are you okay, honey?” She asked now as he gestured her away af

Blaine woke up quite late the next morning, and to his surprise his mother was in the room, declaring she was there to help him change his bandages.He knew she was trying to apologize for her actions and get on his good side again, but that was the last thing on his mind now. He had done a lot of thinking last night, and he realized he had to help Ariel. That was the only way to keep their son safe. Although, for Olivia's sake, he could not physically hurt Ophelia for what she had done, there were many ways he could help Ariel.First was keeping an eye on Ophelia so they would never be caught off guard again by her plans. And maybe while doing that they could get some damning evidence on her.“If you like her, you should still go for her,” he heard his mother say.Blaine was startled as he turned to look at his mother. “What did you say?”She smiled as she fixed the bandage over his injury and leaned away to take her gloves off. “You like her? Get her.”“Why do you think I like he

“Can you please leave now?” Ariel stood up, and moved away from her seat, staring at Ophelia with hard eyes. “You witch.” Ophelia cursed, straightening up.“No uh.” Sullivan gripped her arm, and looked up at her with a dark smile. “Not in my presence.”“You tricked me?” Ophelia closed the floor, looking at Ariel in disbelief. “For what you said earlier, I should sue you for slander, but I think the Tucker have already taken enough punch to their vault.”“I would sue her, sweetheart.” Sullivan threw Ophelia’s hand out of his grip. “Who says she can talk to my wife like that?”“What exactly is going on here?” One of the boldest board members finally spoke up, and Sullivan turned surprised eyes to the man who shrunk a little. Then he smiled, that deceptive smile that Blaine knew so well.“Ah, happy to explain,” he said, clapping his hands together in delight. “Although you all pretend not to remember, there has been a long-standing rivalry between the Sullivans and Tuckers. "We are qui

Blaine next saw Ariel at Mrs Inuoe’s funeral the next evening. Ophelia had the decency not to show up, because to the public, she had caused the woman distress in the last weeks of her life.And to the people who mattered, they knew her family had a hand in the woman’s poisoning, although they did not have any proof.He glanced at Ariel now, sitting quietly in a severe-looking black suit beside Sullivan, and wondered if this would have been her in that casket if he had foolishly ignored her call that day, because he was still pissed at the wrong impression he had of her.It was almost an hour later when the sun had completely fallen when she looked at him from across the room, and then she turned to the front and cocked her head to the side.Sullivan was oblivious beside her. Blaine blinked, not understanding what she meant, but he stood up anyway and walked out. He walked through the garden, nodding at the guards and a few guests who were outside. “Please don’t turn.” He heard be

Blaine saw the gates slide open as Ariel’s car drove closer and climbed up the cobblestone towards a house even he found impressive.He had lost count of the number of times Sullivan had shown up at the Tucker mansion. The shameless man. In fact, now that he thought about it, that was the only way he could have seen Ariel that night. Because the Tucker mansion was a lone property in a large estate and beside their staff and family members, no one used that road because it was a reserved area.A man dressed as a chauffeur appeared as Ariel finally drove the car to a halt, and Blaine noticed two Sullivan guards also drawing closer to the car now.Ariel turned to him. “Can you please not argue in front of my son?”Blaine stared at her for a few seconds before he nodded. He did not doubt even one bit that Sullivan would do his best to provoke him into losing his temper. The man was an insufferable dickhead, but he could ignore him. Even if it was only for the first day.She smiled ti