All Chapters of His Forbidden Sin: Chapter 151 - Chapter 157

From his office on the 35th floor, Rohman looked out the window. His crisp white shirt fit snugly over his muscular torso, neatly tucked into his black pants.His deep blue eyes were filled with a brewing storm. This was it—the moment he had been waiting for. He was finally going to get under the Irish mafia’s skin. Now he would start the game that would bring them down.Dr. Rohman Mehra, a facade behind the notorious mafia boss, is the CEO of Mehra Pharmaceutical, a global leader known for its strong market presence and influential healthcare solutions across the USA, India, and Canada. As a third-generation leader, Dr. Mehra inherited a legacy of innovation and ethics, turning it into a symbol of modern pharmaceutical excellence.“Rohman,” a man peeked inside. “Are you available?” Daksh entered holding a file.Rohman, calming his facial expression, turned to him. Daksh offered him a pen while watching him closely, as Rohman examined the papers he had brought.“Have you checked all t

Stefan took the flash drive from her and plugged it into the TV. The screen flickered to life with a baby’s smiling face. Janet watched the screen, a smile spreading across her lips as she saw Olivia on the screen, picking up the baby from the bed.“Connor, let’s take a family photo,” she said to the camera.The camcorder turned, and Connor’s larger-than-life smiling face appeared on the TV screen. Janet parted her lips as she heard him laugh and tease her mother, revealing a side she had never known existed.The family looked happy and complete, satisfied with whatever little they had.They both kissed the baby beside her, holding her gently between them. The video suddenly ended. Janet looked down at her lap, nervously twisting her fingers.“Hello, my lovely daughter,” a deep voice said.Janet looked up at the TV, and her eyes widened when she saw Connor with a smile.I understand you might hate me for ruining your relationship with Sebastian, but I had no choice. I needed to seek r

Sebastian turned around, his heart pounding a frantic rhythm against his ribs. There, framed within the grand archway of the church entrance, she stood.The light seemed to gather around her, illuminating the delicate lace of her gown and the gentle cascade of her veil.All the gloom, rage, and crushing fear vanished instantly, replaced by a sudden, overwhelming wave of relief so intense it nearly made him buckle. He couldn’t believe his eyes until she started moving toward him.A hesitant smile at first, then blooming into genuine joy spread across his face. She was here. His bride.And at that moment, all he felt was a profound, deep happiness that overshadowed every dark thought that had troubled him just moments earlier.With each careful step, she moved closer, the gentle rustling of her gown the only sound in the suddenly silent church. His breath caught in his throat as she finally reached the end of the aisle. Sebastian extended his hand, and she placed hers in his, gazing int

Seven Years Later,~ JANET ~Taking a quick nap, I woke up when it was almost evening. The house was eerily silent. I moved to the dresser while twisting my hair into a messy bun. Looking at myself and noticing the tiredness around my eyes, I yawned again. Life with twin girls and a grumpy ten-year-old son isn’t easy, especially since he wants nothing to do with his mother because he finds her too controlling.I looked at the picture of my fraternal twins, Eliana and Larissa. Yes, we named one of our daughters after Sebastian’s first wife.And surprisingly, our daughter is just like her—kind, soft-spoken, well-mannered, and she loves Sebastian the most. Sometimes I feel she is reborn as our daughter to seek the love she never received in her previous life. Sebastian’s word is like it’s written in stone for her, while Eliana, much to my dismay, is a stark contrast.She never listens and always does her own thing. Fearless and blunt, but good-hearted. Sebastian says she’s just as annoyi