Lahat ng Kabanata ng Falling for My Ex-Husband’s Billionaire Brother: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

A few minutes later, when they arrived at the hospital, the doctor came out."Please, how is she? I hope she's okay," Lillian asked anxiously."Yes, she is. She just needs some rest," the doctor replied."Thank goodness," Lillian breathed in relief. She had been terrified earlier, worried they might have seriously hurt someone. She was grateful the girl was going to be okay."Can I see her now?" Lillian asked."Yes, of course," the doctor said with a small smile.Lillian walked to the ward where the young lady was being kept. She felt relieved to see the girl wasn't seriously injured—just a few scratches on her arms. Pulling out her phone, Lillian called Sebastian to let him know she was at the hospital.Meanwhile...Mr. Jax and Abigail were worried about Oliva’s whereabouts. She had woken up and left the house still angry about yesterday’s argument, and she hadn’t returned."Where do you think she could be?" Mr. Jax asked, glancing at the wall clock."I don't know, Dad. I've been cal

It had been a few days since Olivia started working as a nanny at the Barker house. Mia’s attitude hadn’t changed one bit—she was still rude and always picking fights with Olivia. But Olivia stayed calm and never engaged. After all, she was there to work, not to quarrel.Aside from Mia’s odd behavior, Olivia was enjoying her job. The kids, Rose and Daemon, were sweet and respectful. She had expected them to be like most rich kids—spoiled and bratty—but to her surprise, they were always calm and cheerful.That morning, Olivia had just finished dressing the kids for school and brought them to the dining table for breakfast. As usual, Mia wasn’t doing anything but throwing sharp looks her way—but Olivia didn’t mind anymore."Aunt Olivia, I like you," Rose said. It was the millionth time she had said it—at this point, it had become a part of her daily routine.Olivia smiled and gently smoothed Rose’s hair. She really liked the little girl—she was just too sweet to be true.Lillian came do

Olivia carefully balanced the tray as she made her way toward the dining table where Rose and Daemon were seated, happily munching on their lunch.She was only a few steps away when her foot suddenly caught on the edge of the carpet."Ah!" Olivia gasped as she stumbled forward.The tray tilted dangerously, and before she could regain her balance, both cups of juice slipped, hit the floor, and spilled everywhere, the liquid spreading in a sticky orange pool across the marble tiles.Rose and Daemon gasped loudly, their eyes wide."Auntie Olivia, are you okay?!" Daemon exclaimed, standing up from his seat to help Olivia.Olivia bent down quickly, sighing in relief that neither of the kids had been splashed. "Oh no, I'm sorry kids.Yes I'm okay " she said, trying to laugh it off while reaching for a napkin from the table.Just then, Mia appeared out of nowhere, feigning shock. "What happened here?" she asked, her voice overly sweet, but her eyes were dark with irritation."I tripped on the

Olivia had already packed her bag, ready to leave. The driver Lillian had sent to pick her up was waiting outside, the faint hum of the car engine reaching into the house.Abigail stood in front of her with a stubborn frown. "Sis, I don’t want you to go," she said, trying to keep her voice steady. She had enjoyed having Olivia home for the weekend, and now she just couldn’t bear to let her leave again."I’ll come home again," Olivia said softly, brushing a loose strand of hair from Abigail’s face. "Just take care of yourself and Dad, okay?""I’ll miss you so much," Abigail said, her voice dropping into a dramatic tone as she folded her arms, acting like a spoiled child."I’ll miss you too, Abigail. But I need to leave. The driver has been standing out there for a while now," Olivia replied, trying to smile even though she felt a small ache in her chest."Okay… bye. Love you," Abigail said, stepping forward to hug Olivia tightly before finally letting go."I love you too," Olivia whisp

Mia’s throat tightened. Her heart pounded so loudly she could barely hear anything else. She stared at the glass—the same one she had poured the poison into—and shook her head violently.“I… I can’t drink it,” she whispered.Sebastian’s expression darkened. “Why not?”“Because...... because I just can’t!” Mia cried, stepping backward. Her voice trembled, cracking under pressure. “Why should I drink something meant for madam? I’m a maid, not a fool!”“That’s not an answer,” Lillian said coldly. “If you didn’t touch the drink, you have nothing to worry about.”“You don’t trust me?” Mia shouted, her hands shaking uncontrollably. “After all these years, you won’t take my word? You’ll believe her over me?”Olivia flinched but remained firm. “I’m telling the truth. She put something in that drink.”“Enough!” Sebastian slammed his hand on the table, making everyone jump.Mia froze, her breath catching in her chest.“You refuse to drink it?” Sebastian asked again, his voice dangerously calm.