All Chapters of His Accidental Mrs : Chapter 31 - Chapter 36

The silence was the loudest it had ever been.Not even the clock dared to tick.“She filed for adoption,” Vanessa said again, her voice low but steady. “Private clinic.Florida. Same day the fake sonogram surfaced online.”Adrian paced the foyer, his jaw clenched.“How did she get approved?” he muttered.“She hasn’t been,” Vanessa replied. “It’s still under review. But the documents… they’re polished. New ID. Clean record. She’s calling herself Serena now.”I sat down slowly, holding my belly.“She’s building a lie,” I whispered. “A full one. A child, a name, a story. Just like she built mine. But this time, she wants proof no one can deny.”Granny Elizabeth stood by the fireplace. She hadn’t spoken since the news came in. Her face was calm, but I knew that look—a storm hiding behind quiet eyes.“She’s racing against the clock,” Granny finally said. “Because she knows once your baby arrives, her window closes.”“And what if she gets the child?” I asked.Adrian stopped pacing. “Then she

The certificate lay between us like a confession.My name wasn’t on it.Only Adrian’s.And Eliora’s.Filed. Stamped. Dated.Weeks before the court ever saw my face.Adrian’s fingers trembled as he traced the embossed seal. He kept rereading the name—our child’s name—as if doing so would make it disappear.“It’s real,” he said, finally. “She got to them.”“She forged it,” I said.“No,” Granny corrected softly. “She didn’t forge. She manipulated. She used the truth you both handed her the night you switched. Then she twisted it into something permanent.”“But the baby isn’t hers,” I said, voice rising. “She hasn’t touched her. I carried this child, Granny!”“And you can prove it,” she said calmly. “But this isn’t about truth anymore. It’s about what’s on paper.”I stood up.Paced.Clutched my stomach.“She’s trying to undo everything. Even now.”Adrian was already on his phone.Calling Vanessa.“Find out who helped her process this,” he said sharply. “Who filed it. Who stamped it. If a

The note stayed in my mind long after Adrian tossed it into the fireplace.You burned my bridge.Now I’ll burn yours.It wasn’t dramatic flair. It was a vow. The kind that came soaked in gasoline, waiting for a match.Adrian changed the security codes that night.We added two more guards.The nursery window got new sensors.But still, I couldn’t sleep.Because you can lock a house, but you can’t lock out fear.Especially when it wears your face.Especially when it used to call you sister.---The media buzzed for days.Headlines praised the ruling.Eliana wins legal battle.Fake birth certificate exposed.Corporate heir restored.My face trended on every news app.But they didn’t know the whole story.They didn’t know about the voicemail Eliora left that morning.Five words.“You’ll never see it coming.”Adrian played it on repeat.Analyzed the tone. The background static. The breath before she hung up.“She’s not done,” he said.“I know.”“She’s still close.”“She always is.”We turn