All Chapters of The CEO'S Contract Husband: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Alex’s povWe were kissing through the ride as the driver knocked on the partition glass, which had us looking in his direction.“We have a roadblock, sir,” he said.I thought about it for a while and sighed. “I’m guessing you’ll have to take it out.”“It’s late… sir. Plus this is a lonely road. A roadblock can only mean one thing.”“Alright. Find a way to turn around.”“It’s going to be hard to do it in a limo, so I would just need to back away.”“Great,” I sighed.Dennis was looking at me in puzzled ways.“You don’t know do you?”He shooo his head.“This is a tactic that criminals use to rob people. The moment you get out to remove the roadblock, it turns out that you have been ambushed. So the best way to do it is to drive away.”“Oh, okay.”Suddenly, he sat up and held his arms tightly as I smiled.“You shouldn’t bother. My driver is good at his job. Plus, he’s also paramilitary. He can be able to do a lot to save us.”I was still talking when something hit my glass and spread a c

Alex’s pov“I think we should rest here,” I said while panting as I leaned against a tree with deep breaths.Dennis fell flat on his back. I leaned my head back against the tree and cleaned the sweat from my face.“That was wild,” I said and started to laugh as Dennis sat up, still panting from the run we had had that night.“You can’t be serious with the way you’re laughing.”“What do you mean?”“We were shot multiple times! We were shot at multiple times, Alex. It’s not funny.”“Yes, I totally get you,” I said, looking at my chamber. I noticed there were only three bullets remaining.“Fuck,” I muttered.“What is it?” he said, getting to his feet as he held his chest. “I just need a minute to calm myself because that was fucking insane.”“I know, right?” I chuckled again.As Dennis came to me, he held my throat before shoving me back into the tree.“You are really getting on my nerves.”“Funky. I like that.”“What are you even doing?” He was losing it at this point.“I’m high on adre

Alex’s pov“This is the back road,” he muttered. “This is not your regular route, but I’m sure you will soon know that. Just take a right from here and then you merge onto the traffic on the freeway, and you’re good to go.”I did as he said and before I knew it I was in front of the estate.I honked the car as the security came out and looked before he went to open the gate.“Welcome, sir,” he said as I nodded. Then Dennis leaned in.“How did he know it was you? What if you were a random person?”I smiled. “They have good vision. I’m sure they can see me from where they’re standing.”Although he was right… how did he see me? But either way, it didn’t matter. I was back home now.The moment I drove in, I parked and got out as Dennis came around to help me out of the car.We soon got into the house as I leaned on the bed and stretched my back. Then he picked out his phone and called the hospital, speaking to them as they said they would be on their way.He helped me remove my shirt and

Dennis’s povI stood in the garden, my bag slung over my shoulders, with Lyon Taylor standing before me. He had an aristocratic frame, and if he wasn’t into women, a lot of men would be swooning over him. I could see where Alex got his good looks from. It was definitely from this man. He was really handsome. No wonder Leticia fell for him.“Thank you so much for saving my son and calling me last night. That was the right call to do.”“You fail to understand that it was Alex who saved me.”“Yes, but other people would have left him and run off in the forest, but you saved him. That means a lot. I might be inclined to believe that you truly love my son.”A scoff escaped my lips. “You still think my love for your son is fake.”He shrugged. “It’s not far-fetched to think like that. I’m just very honest. You both being gay, getting married at a time when you shouldn’t be married… it’s a little bit on the off side of things. I just don’t see how both of you being together is supposed to mak

Alex’s povI dressed in front of the mirror, making sure that I was wearing my most expensive suit. A knock came on my door as I turned to it, expecting Dennis to enter, but it was my mom who got in. She had my tie in her hands.“I thought I’d get this for you,” she smiled. “It’s your lucky tie.”I chuckled. “I’m not five, mom, but thank you. I really did miss that tie.”She helped me put it on as I stayed in front of her, towering over her. She then looked at my leg. “It’s been almost a week. How are you feeling?”“I don’t know. A bit mad at myself for what I’ve done in the past. I still kind of feel mad at Dennis for leaving without him calling or answering my messages. I don’t know what his problem is.”“What do you mean?” She tilted her head to the side after fixing my tie, and she stepped back.“One minute we’re running for our lives together, holding hands, and the next minute he’s gone in the wind. He doesn’t return my calls. He doesn’t answer my messages. He’s just gone.”“Hav